Competitive Clois is a go!
Speaking of journalism, there is a wonderful book by a great journalist called John Pilger (RIP) that lists some of the best journilistic works of the 20ths and early 21st century. The book is called
"tell me no lies" and it's a must for anyone who loves Clark kent, Lois Lane or truth in general.
The book talks about the likes of Ed Murrow who exposed Mcarthy's lies during the 'Red scare' era through his show "good night and good luck" and the whole story was turned into a movie of the same name by George Clooney.
Another great story is about Wilfred Burchette, the indie Austrailian journalist who went to Nakazaki a few months after the drop of that infamous bomb and noticed that many of the survivors were getting sick all the while the USA military was implimenting a media blackout on the whole affair. Of course now we now that people were getting sick due to radiation but back then the world at large had no idea what radiation was, except for the USA military that was trying to suppress the info and they got their lacky the NY Times, the so called
"paper of records" to demonize Burchette by printing an article that literally said - and I'm not making this up -
There is no such thing as Radiation in Hiroshima and Nakazaki!!!!
I personally loved the story of Gunter Wallraff, the German journalist who went undercover and exposed the mistreatment of the Turkish imigrants in Germany during the 80s. The guy literally worked like a slave alongside the Turkish migrants for 6 months before printing his article.
The state of journlism these days is a story onto itself, the constant lies of the so called "mainstream media" (weapons of mass distraction, Russia gate, Covid etc...) and the rise of indie media as a result and the constant crackdown on "misinformation" by the ruling establishment. There has never been a better time for Clark Kent (the journalist) to takes centre stage.....
alongside Superman instead of just being a window dressing for his more famous alter-ego. This is one of the aspects that I loved about Grant Morrison's Action comics run in the new 52 where Clark was made into a social crusader who (according to Batman) was just as impactful as Superman thanks to his journalism and not just his superpowers.
