RF20Lennon
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Oh ok I see where you're coming from. I'm talking about in universe whIle you're talking about our reality.Same can be said for Superman. Superman can never inspire people like Batman does.
They inspire people in different ways. Batman, for instance, inspires people to keep fighting and be determined.
So does the rest of the League. Superman isn't the only one that protects the world. Why do you keep ignoring the other Leaguers?
Aquaman rules and protects 70% of the planet. WW has her own battles to fit, with the Old Gods and their enemies.
Well, he was much more of a *****e in Silver age (than he is now).
Yeah, but not a lot of writers do that (with good intention mind you...people would be responding differently if they were portrayed in comics). I would say the best way to deal with that is create fictional problems in the fictional countries of DC and have Superman deal with that.
(And let it challenge Superman!).
Aquaman is a King, WW is a queen, both are natural leaders (than Kal could ever be!). Hal is the leader of the Corps, an organization far more vital to the galaxy.
But, none of them are the leaders of the League. No one is. Like I said, the league is like Arthur's round table with everyone representing the Knights (which you did ignore in your arguments).
My contention was since Batman works in the shadows and stays on the down low worth morally questionable methods, he can't inspire the public of the in universe as Superman who works in the light, has a face, an image and something people can latch onto. So in universe it makes sense for him to lead. Moses wasn't a King, Ramses was. But guess who was the more natural and the better leader?
But in our reality, we know so much about the mythology and motivations of these characters so we can choose which one appeals to ua. Which is your argument I take it!
I agree with that!
The best way to write Supes in IMO is give him issues that mirror our own with fictional liberties. That way you can offer some solid social commentary whIle testing his morality and pushing his ethics.
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20 is less than 25 by the way 

