Recommend capeshit comics that make you cry

that sucks man

Not capeshit but fuck it.

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>that MJ and Gwen
Good old Sale.

This one gets me all the time because my first cat got cancer and had to be euthanized

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All that does is remind me that "Grandpa" Mason died this morning from his kidney's failing.

Can you guy's explain to me how Sam's words inspired Superman? He says that your destiny does not die in a hospital bed yet he still died and left the world. What are the greater achievements to come if he is dead?

Was Clark inspired that he was just constantly positive until the very end?

Final Crisis. I had been struggling with depression and anxiety for years and had only recently (at the time) had it actually diagnosed. I was struggling to understand it, to understand what it truly was, and if I were to confront it I needed to understand it.
Final Crisis gave me a face to my depression. Final Crisis is a divisive book and I absolutely understand why a lot of people don't like it but that said, the book resonated with me on such a fundamental level that when I finished reading it I cried, it was as if it was written just for me. It gave me the face of my depression, that face was Darkseid, depression and anxiety were anti-life. Final Crisis gave me that realisation of what I needed to do, it also let me understand that things don't need to be real to be true, superman isn't real, but he's had such an effect on my life that he's true enough.
Id be lying if I said I still didn't have episodes of depression from time to time, but the book sent me on a path where things are genuinely looking brighter.
Had it not been for Morrison writing Final Crisis, I honestly believe I would have already killed myself, and I'll be forever grateful to Morrison for helping me avoid that

>does not die
Read it again user. It said "does not lie"

It's the last part user. Is that really so hard for you to accept that someone who wasn't born with the powers Clark had was still willing to keep a brave face even in the face of insurmountable odds and a slow and painful death?

So he was inspired because the boy was brave. But still, he said that far greater achievements are to come yet he just died. None of those achievements came. That's still pretty sad.

If I was Superman, I wouldn't be inspired but think that he was a positive thinking kid but reality still beats positive thinking's ass. There's no point in hope then because it's not gonna change the reality. Next time, the world is in danger I probably won't pretend to act like it's okay because were all having a high chance of death.

Actually your chances of death are 100%, given time.

oh yeah. now that makes me think back to the beginning part about how his dad told him that it's about what you do with your life between birth and dying. heh.

Just casually flying to the moon. I'm sure he wouldn't be instantly picked up by 500 national sattelites and radars and shit.

Gay story

Ennis can write some pretty hard hitting stuff. I teared up at the end of Preacher and the part in The Boys where Frenchie and Female die

godspeed sadanon, I recently bit the bullet on my anxieties and fears and started anti-depressants myself due to being forced to realize that despite having the right mindset I'm not strong enough to deal with it entirely myself, it keeps the lows from being too brutal and interfering with my productivity. We're both gonna make it.

The end of Hitman too.

He lived a good life, and made his own family. Bless that cat, wherever they go.

Im proud of you both, live life to the fullest my friends.