[Bratch]

[BenLurkin]

A real Superman would be using his super powers to turn back the barbarian invaders.

[be-baw]

That’s just downright putrid.

Not bad for comic book art, though.

[Dilbert San Diego]

Superman is far from the only member of the Kent household who crusades for truth, justice and the American way.

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I thought good liberals don’t say “American way” any more? Is this for real? I thought in a recent Superman movie, someone said “truth, justice, and all that stuff”, instead of “America way”, because the lunatic liberal fringe would be offended by “American way”.

I never saw the movie, just what I heard, that “American Way” was deleted.

[Secret Agent Man]

What pandering.

[Dr. Sivana]

Lois Lane comics were actually a big deal during the Silver Age. Lois herself was less unpleasant in those days, though generally a nuisance. Supes should stick with Lana Lang.

[thesharkboy]

Just what I need: overbearing, bullsh!t propaganda. Is there any (movie, novel, comic book, TV show, music, festival, ballet, opera, musical, play) that I can enjoy without being preached to about (gays, trannies, minorities, illegals, dykes, poor people, evil Orange Man, evil white man)?

[eyeamok]

Superman Declares WAR against the USA!

[polymuser]

“...what she does best: Search out the truth behind a story...

Today’s MSM reporter searching out the truth...LOL! LOL!

They couldn’t find the truth if it were doing backstrokes atop their Starbuck’s Caramel Mocha Peppermint SJW Latte Grande!

[marktwain]

Blame the Border Crises on ... Wait for it... Capitalism!!!

Who would have thought it!!!

[DiogenesLamp]

I wouldn’t worry about this particular bit of mindless propaganda. Few people are gonna buy this booklet of crap. Young men are the comic book purchasers in America, and they will not readily identify with a crusading female and her “let’s allow illegal immigrants” message.

[yarddog]

Back in the 50s I loved Superman and Superboy comics. Now I wouldn’t touch one with a 10 foot pole.

[YogicCowboy]

I was always amused by the fine-print disclaimer in comics*: ...depictions do not represent any real person, past or present...

*Not verbatim: It was at the bottom of the first/splash page in the comics I bought as a kid. I do not know about now.

[Alas Babylon!]

Monetizing the separation of children...

They could have stayed home, instead of their parents (?) dragging them thru drug cartel infested Mexico, deserts, scorpions, rattlesnakes, banditos and human traffickers.

But that’s not endangering children to Lois, huh?

[HighSierra5]

So Stuperman married Lois? Huh. Next your gonna tell me that Matt Dillon married Kitty.

[dead]

US Journalists always imagine themselves as heroes, but they rarely challenge their own assumptions and agendas. They never ask tough questions of those they agree with. They are generally spineless, bland and conformist to the point of embarrassment.

In other countries, the threat of imprisonment or death will not make journalists veer from the course of truth. In the US, the threat of a lessened social status is enough to keep them in line.