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I'm waiting for my copy to arrive.
You hate the whole very existence of Birthright, but you still bought it. What a tool.

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The technology in the previews is not the same that played a part in bringing Superman back, creating the Cyborg or stopping the B13 virus.
So what? Man of Steel didn't have a Superman that wasn't nigh-invulnerable, thereby contradicting Siegel and Shuster's original comics. Boo-friggity-hoo. Get over it.

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Crisis didn't fuck up continuity, it allowed the DC U to be what it would have been if it hadn't been for the multiverse and Flash #123.
Which was a part of continuity. Crisis totally changed continuity, then, by having the multiverse not exist and Flash #123's content be invalidated.

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The sky is falling, Wonder Woman wasn't part of the League in their first year, everyone run away...
You idiot. I'm trying to say how little I care about continuity with that sentence. Asshole.


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The people that stopped reading Superman after they got rid of the traingles for one...

Clearly those people are idiots.

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You're free to not care, but you probably don't care because you don't understand what continuity is.

No, I understand what it is. The thing is, I don't really care much anymore.


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I bet you're the kind of reader that wishes that comics that feature the same character each kept separate stories in the sense that each should be a different interpretation of the same concepts.
And I bet you're the kind of reader with the mental capacity of a baby whose head was smashed with a rock.

No, I don't mind interpretations of certain concepts. I mean, isn't that what Elseworlds is all about? But you know what? With Superman, there should be. Each book should be a different interpretation of Superman, one would be a Byrne-worshipping interpretation to shut people like you up, and then the rest of them would be GOOD interpretations.