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Orphanage by Eduardo Salles
Artist blog
I was just thinkin’ about superman recently. And how awesome Lois Lane is. She’s too much woman for TWO identities.
best superman thing i’ve seen all year.
“We’re all alone until we open up and take someone else into our hearts.” — Superman, Action Comics #773
(Source: fyeahsupermanandloislane, via shelikessexncomics)
therearecertainshadesoflimelight:
No one will ever convince me that a woman wearing a skintight catsuit zipped down to her navel is any sexier than these two were together in this scene.
Sometimes, sexiness between men and women isn’t defined by the male gaze. And this never was.
That third one. Their faces - it’s perfect.
One of my favourite movie scenes of all-time. And my all-time favourite couple.
(Source: lere8)
Look at Man of Steel Lego sets: Will Lois Lane appear?
With the Man of Steel movie out in less than 5 months we are seeing more and more merchandise. We knew that some of that would be tie-in sets from Lego.
But as the toys leaked I wondered if we would see any toys with Lois Lane.
We have an answer.
Lois Lane figures of any kind are…well, non-existent. So you’d better believe I’ll be getting this!
Wonderful!
(Source: supermansupersite.com)
Super Cafe: Trailer Of Steel (by HISHEdotcom)
Superman and I share views on guns.
(Source: deantrippe)
Superman // Wonder Woman // Flash // Batman // Catwoman // Joker
Little Heroes by Alberto Varanda
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To me, the core of that attraction is that she is a better reporter than he is. Think about being Superman for a second. The Olympic record for weightlifting is 1,038 lbs., but you could lift more than that as a child. The record for the 100 meter dash is 9.58 seconds, but you can travel over 51 miles in that time. Going to Vegas? You don’t need your X-Ray vision to win at Blackjack, because you can just count the cards while holding down a conversation about nuclear physics. Without really trying, you are better at just about everything than anyone else in the world.
However, (as Mark Waid once pointed out in a podcast with Marv Wolfman) none of that really translates to your chosen profession. Typing really fast does not help your prose. Being able to lift a tank does not help you convince a source to go on record. It is as near to competing straight up with normal people as Superman would ever be capable of. Even then, it comes easily enough to him that you get a pretty lofty perch at a great paper very early in your career. It is just in this one context, there is someone better than you are: Lois Lane.
As mild-mannered reporter Clark Kent, you reach up for the first time in your life and she rejects you.
To me, it is an inversion of the Luthor story. Luthor sees someone above him and feels hate. Superman sees someone above him and feels love.
Dean Hacker, comment on “Giving Lois Lane A Second Look, For The First Time” by Kelly Thompson (CBR: She Has No Head!)
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By now you’ve probably already read the news that the current DC plan for Lois and Clark is that they will never date in the new 52.
I’m a little angry and confused.
Now I understand the new universe is different and one of the positives of the new 52 is the potential to explore new themes and ideas. It’s great for writers to re-imagine certain interactions, arcs and backstories.
As such I have no problem with Clark and Diana exploring their feelings for each other. In fact it even makes sense.
But never is a long time. And in particular when it comes to Lois and Clark. After all it’s one of the strongest relationships in comic (and even literary) history. Actually, I would say it’s the VERY strongest in comic history. After all it’s one of the very few where the characters actually became stronger after getting together. Lois has always been strong and independent but somehow became even more so after she became part of a couple. In a union with arguably the most powerful being on the planet she more than held her own and shone even brighter for it. Clark on the other hand became even more grounded and relaxed. Their love was inspirational as it was a case of them complementing each other to a point where the sum was far greater than the whole.
She didn’t take a back seat and quite simply it’s one of the few relationships that didn’t jump the shark after they got together.
Why you would want to throw that out and mark it never to be opened simply doesn’t make sense. I simply can’t believe they’d close the door completely on something that rare that actually worked.
And I don’t believe it. Eventually they will have to find their way back to each other. This is surely just some inflammatory PR to get us talking and ranting.
So I plan to enjoy Diana and Clark but I will NOT lose sight of where his heart has always been.
Remember this? Give us $250,000, please! •‿•
you misspelled EARF
Except that he clearly says “Earth”. :\
