quote:Originally posted by Disco Steve: MOTA, King Krypton said that he wants both the Human and Kryptonian aspects in Superman.
You are just making wild generalizations about people.
You know nothing. Kill yourself. Leave us alone. Nobody wants you here.
King Krypton keeps saying how much he'd like Superman to be like Supreme or like previous adaptations of the character, which ignored the human side.
No, shit-stain, they didn't. ALL the incarnations of Superman I mentioned were BOTH human and Kryptonian. I even SAID so. And as you know NOTHING WHATSOEVER about Supreme, I'll take this moment to inform you that you are 100% dead wrong about Moore ignoring his human side. Ethan Crane's humanity is given PLENTY of page time, but it coexists with his superhuman qualities, not overwhelming and overpowering them. He's godlike AND human in the same breath. Unlike the Byrne/Jurgens Superman who rejects his alien heritage and clings solely to his farm roots and has nothing godlike about him.
And if I'm the most stupid man you've ever met, you clearly haven't looked in the mirror lately.
quote: He brings up the animated series as an example, the only good one he's ever mentioned. But he forgets that the animated version takes after the current version's early years after Crisis.
And you IGNORE that the animated Superman was very heavily informed by the Silver Age even though it used the basic Byrne framework. Its Superman cherished his Kryptonian side as much as he did his human side, it had a Supergirl close in spirit to the pre-Crisis version (and she would have actually BEEN Kara Zor-El had DC not put the brakes on the idea), there were Kryptonian villains in the Phantom Zone, Brainiac was a genocidal computer again, Bizarro actually had a persponality...it was loaded with all the stuff that your keep asserting was crap. Which makes me wonder: Did you even read so much as a PAGE of the pre-Crisis comics? Because the era you keep generalizing as the Antichrist gave birth to all the good stuff in the animated series.
