Post by PreachCaleb on Apr 3, 2018 18:31:30 GMT
Eh, Clark drives the story UNTIL Luthor shows up and then it all comes to a screeching halt. Bu the hero being overshadowed by the villain was very typical back in those days.
Clark still drives the story. Luthor drives the plot. Those are two separate literary elements.
In this case, a crappy character. Now we have the OPPOSITE problem.
Not at all. The opposite problem was not focusing on the character at all, as Millar falsely believes.
The only time I remember him doing that was in "Whatever happened to the Man of Tomorrow" and that was a finale story anyways.
Exiled in Space and Kingdom Come come to mind. Even in The Death of Clark Kent, he attempted to abandon his life as Superman.
She hasn't seemed to have changed all that much compared to Steve, though.
Doesn't mean she hasn't. Heck, Steve doesn't seem to be all that strong compared to Superman. Doesn't mean he doesn't have super strength. Change isn't measured against something else.