Explain to me why Lana isn't right here? Lois never liked Clark Kent and always dismissed him as a country bumpkin. She only went Clark because he was Superman. For all her faults Yea Forums keeps saying of SMWW. Wonder Woman treated Superman as an equal and accepted his Smallville upbringing. Whereas Lois continuesly reminds him of it like it's a fault of his that is unattractive to her. There are many women out there who like Clark as a whole Lana Lang for example. Isn't obvious that the Lois Lane pairing only exists as the nice guy trope. Clark married a groupie. Lana is right and maybe Yea Forums are also illusioned. This pairing of Superman and Lois is simply an infatuation that went further. It's not love.
Lois Lane loves Superman not Clark Kent
Charles Baker
Daniel Wilson
This will be an interesting thread. I want to see the mental gymnastics that will be made to explain OP strong and factual argument.
Gavin Brooks
How can Lana be so based.
Justin Collins
I mean, Lois fell in love with and agreed to marry Clark, and only found out he was Superman months in to the engagement this was all pretty clearly established post-crisis.
It's also weird that you're pointing to Austen's run as evidence that Lana is a better partner when that run established that Lana was an obsessive stalker and a homewrecker who actively tried to sabotage Clark's relationship with Lois so that she could have him all to herself.
Justin Kelly
I haven't seen a thread this detailed in a while but Yea Forums got an attention of a child. I won't put it past them to just go REEE you're a SMWW fan because your against Lois when OP clearly used that as an example with Lana as well and ignore answering properly.
Isaac Rogers
Using one run as an example when Lois's entire character was her shallowness of loving Superman and dismissing Clark Kent.
Juan Young
is this austen?
Hunter Bell
I feel as though you're just deliberately ignoring what I'm writing so you can just repeat what you've convinced yourself, and will continue to do so no matter what I say or do.
Here's the (you) you really want, I suppose.
Levi Rodriguez
So did the Kill Bill character actually influence modern comic book writers or some shit?
Didn't Yea Forums tell me that what that character said was bullshit since Superman is Clark Kent?
Oliver Collins
>Didn't Yea Forums tell me that what that character said was bullshit since Superman is Clark Kent?
Pretty much. Post-Crisis, Superman wasn't raised as Kal-El, he was raised as Clark Kent and only learnt about his powers when he was a teenager. Him being Clark Kent is genuine, its who he is at his core, whereas, really, its Superman that's the persona he puts on, the idea of the perfect hero he strives to be.
Also, everything Bill spouted was pure bullshit and the Superman speech was a means to highlight how out of touch he was with basic compassion, so that should've tipped you off.