First, you should know that, like his cousin Supergirl, lives in the crushing clockwork universe where all is fated and there is no freedom of will. You see, Supergirl's spirit-shredding determinism eventually wears down even Superman's nigh-indefatiguable optimism. Conceptually, Superman Symbol of Hope loses to Supergirl Symbol of Hopelessness; it's inevitable.
Second...
snark is apparently against the law.
I am in SUCH trouble...
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No, the danger is exposing your snark, be it a needle-missle or a lightning bolt.
(I feel ashamed of myself for resorting to such an obvious gag. But how could I resist it? I am weak. Forgive me, o blogosphere.)
Forgiven.
"That fate can't be changed" seems like an awfully strange thing to forget, though. It's like forgetting the law of gravity...but then I guess Superman does that, too.
So,what does fate mean when you are a comic book character?
Who can tell what Fate means? It's so hard to understand him through that silly helmet.
Ah, The Absorbascon -- exploring the meta in metahumans . . .
This is making my head hurt, how is Superman's vision of a remorseless fate reconciled with a multiverse? Isn't it necessary that there is a reality where Johnathan goes off with Mr Snark?
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