I'm Pretty certain in the comics Clark never grew up around Lois and Lex.
Ok so i have no idea how old Clark is meant to be now but he's growing up (without the Glasses) around both Lex and Lois.
Wouldent when he moves to metropolis and Lois and Lex both Meet Superman for the first time they notice its just Clark?
Or am i missing something?
I'm Pretty certain in the comics Clark never grew up around Lois and Lex.
Ok so i have no idea how old Clark is meant to be now but he's growing up (without the Glasses) around both Lex and Lois.
Wouldent when he moves to metropolis and Lois and Lex both Meet Superman for the first time they notice its just Clark?
Or am i missing something?
Well isn't Lex dead now? Or was he not in the truck that exploded?
Superman: Birthright showed flashbacks of Lex and Clark in Smallville. It put 'em bout the same age.
pre-crisis, Clark and Lex were friends. Not sure what happened immediately post-crisis there was some re-imagining of Clark's origins. Can't explain Lois in Smallville. That one is coming purely from the minds of the Smallville writers there.
Lana-CloneWell isn't Lex dead now? Or was he not in the truck that exploded?
If that is the case, then even the comics must be a horrible read for you, considering every writer comes on and adds their own "twist" to the character/villian/mythos.
Superman has never had one set continuity or origin...it has changed so much over the years. The television shows and/or movies have always sort of come up with their own versions or takes on the character.
Smallville made it's changes: some were great and other flopped, but they still are part of the show.
It's just like how the movies gave Superman powers that he never had in the comics, such as a celophane S to throw at villians or his super date-rape-make-women-pregnant-and-then-forget-all-about-it powers.
I have liked most of the takes on the character for different reasons, thus is the reason I own most of the Superman infused media as part of my Supes fanboy collection.
As far as Lex and Lois are concerned, in the Golden/Silver age continuity, both were part of Clark's life way before Metropolis. Appearantly that was their inspiration for adding them as part of the show.
I really wonder how they would pull off Lois not recognizing Superman, since she's seen Clark without glasses during this whole time.![]()
^Well another thing "Smallville" could end up doing is marrying off Lana and Pete, since they get hitched and have a kid in the comics.
^Well another thing "Smallville" could end up doing is marrying off Lana and Pete, since they get hitched and have a kid in the comics.
I'll say for a millionth time Lois and Perry in the comics should have know that Clark was Superman. When it comes to this character, you just have to accept that the smartest people are also the dumbest.
how on earth could that happen on SV, Pete and Lana barely interacted and she showed zero interest in him and he didn't pay any attention to her at all.
many of us were hoping that would happen way back, in the hopes of getting KK out of TW's hair...
you confusing the actors with the characters again?![]()
it could have worked, had they not pissed the character into the wind. Atleast providing Jones with enough incentive to want to stay
They never even hinted at it while Pete was on the show, the show has its own continuity, and Pete and Lana had little to do with each other