I like both, even in the Manga World people wonder. What would it be like if Goku was evil and what not. Guess it's Human Nature to wonder what a villainous Hero would look like
@@SetoShadowVT Though it's also logic. Goku manages to best any situation pretty much. In that world, taking over a body is possible, which is was Zamasu did. He found the body that could overcome anything, and chose it.
I love that last bit, "an ex-con you put away" very nice twist he’s someone superman locked up but still kept in touch with when he saw him changing his life for the better as well even calling him a friend. That’s very sweet.
It kinda reminds me of that one Batman tas episode were Bruce hired that one Joker goon that he previously beat up in front of hid family, and he always checks up on him. It shows that heroes really do want to help their villians and want them to be rehabilitated.
@@Boulderpuncher98 - It's funny though. When I watched a Batman TAS episode when a prosecutor that Batman saved/helped told him that she wants a Gotham City that doesn't need him. Batman just smiled and answered..... "Me too."
@@garganrose Like when cops bring guns into school property during a visit. The Sign clearly Says NO GUNS. Cops have a gun on their belt. I'm sure they have a justification 😏
@@pixlv6384 Yeah As already stated by a previous comment Hypocrisy is when you try to justify why you can do a thing but someone else can't. That definition could be applied to the Double standard as well.
It really is the little human moments that make him such a great character. Saving a girl from suicide, saying he likes pink during his interview with Lois, how he always seems like a disappointed dad when he fights, and now him talking to an ex con about life.
@ No no please, I appreciate you telling me this. In fact I knew this, so I’m not sure why it slipped my mind at the time I wrote the comment. Thank you.
@@brian_sipe These different faucets all tap into a different stream (of consciousness) that all flow and combine into the single vessel that is Superman.
This is the real Superman who takes time out of his day to eat with even ordinary people letting them know all is good and has great advise as well when he was told about the guys problem. We need more of this sort of writing of Superman.
The problem with Superman taking time out of his day to chat with someone is that while Superman is busy talking people, within his super ear shot, are being mugged, kidnapped, beaten, raped and/or murdered somewhere in the city.
@@buckaroobanzai7063 I'd assume that in a city with superman, eventually, the amount of people stupid enough to commit a crime he could hear would decrease enough that 15 minutes can pass without one being commited
@@buckaroobanzai7063 It's one of those things were his powers have outgrown his character. The powers have even outgrown their setting. Why is the Joker still a problem when Superman can hear his laugh from across the planet, and the flash is fast enough to patrol every square inch of the world in the time it takes a neuron to flash? How is Clark Kent able to find time to be him, when he can hear someone being raped on the other side of the world, and can be there and back before his clothes even fall to the ground? The constant power escalations have left us in a weird point where our heroes can't be humans who strive to do good, because there's so much good to be done at all times that they're capable of that they have to become machines. In this 15 minute break one of several options had to have happened. 1. Nothing bad happened anywhere that there wasn't a super there to handle it. No one even fell off a roof and screamed. The world is peaceful, safe, and quiet. 2. He is willingly letting awful things happen to have a lunch break. 3. He's been momentarily nerfed, because he can't have this scene with the amount of power he has.
@@buckaroobanzai7063 it's going to happen, even if he's not stopping to help... He can't be in every place in the universe, in the end he's a god but not omnipresent, oh and what do you think he needs to be Superman 24/7? He needs to forget his family? Get out of here
It's not the fact he can stop bullets, or fly faster than sound, or life a train over his head that makes him Superman. It's moments of humanity like this.He's not SUPERman, he's SuperMAN.
Some of the best story arcs in Superman comics reflect this. Like in Kingdom Come when in grief he's destroying the UN building and reminded that what's important is he's a man and it snaps him out of it. Or at his "funeral" in the animated JL episode when Martian Manhunter gives the eulogy that ends, "Kal El, the visitor from the stars that taught us what it means to be human." At its heart the story of Superman is supposed to be about inspiration. When its just about power (like the Snyder verse version) its not as good. The recent CW show really did this right, especially in the final season.
I love Superman chilling with a construction worker like this and having lunch with him. Remember, this man can fly almost as fast as Flash can run, he can punch out God, and is a cosmic lynchpin in the fabric of reality. And here he is, hanging around with an average joe.
That’s at the heart of who superman is, he has the power to do anything he wants, and what he really wants is to do extremelly mundane things with the people he likes to spend time with them. Its really sweet.
Kinda wish we had more of that for Wonder Woman. I mean, I get her schtick isn't really the same as Superman, but she really could use more down-to-earth moments, rather than just always being the larger-than-life figure. If not with people of man's world, at least with the people of Themyscira. (Which is why I loved things like Spirit of Truth or that recent issue where she and Superman go shopping).
I'm an ex-construction guy who'se been in prison. I absolutely deserved it. Now I got a flawed yet wonderful, beautiful wife. We are learning every day how to become better people. I'm actually teaching her how to cook, and we are having so much fun with the simplest of things. I wish I had a Superman in my life.
This perfectly illustrates what writers and fans sometimes get wrong about Superman. He doesn't respect, admire or protect "the little guy". At heart Superman doesn't believe 'the little guy' is a little guy.
the little things, like this. i love these side stories in both marvel and dc, where they just... talk. showing that superman cares, also a glimpse into to a world where superheroes are. not just in the big battles, but all around. spiderman showing his face to a terminally ill kid to make his dream come true before he dies. flash looking out for his vilains because he knows they have reasons to do what they do. batman... dear god batman. and this. well also gotta say that the voice you gave them was good. great job dude!
I like moments like this rather than Superman just being able to beat everything with little effort. Yeah, there are a few things that can stop/harm him, but he's more fun when he's more vulnerable and grounded. This is why Spider-Man is a relatable character due to having to balance life with being a superhero.
I would say that Superman isnt supposed to be relatable. He's supposed to be the ideal version of humanity, the best of the best. Superman is who we should strive to be.
Ive always thought that most super heroes would be pretty chill to hangout with people forget that they are just pals living there life treating someone as a normal guy is the highest form of respect in my eyes
i wish we could see stuff like this in the movies. Superman really cares about the common man and there are so many moment's like this in the comics that add to his character. he always takes time out of his day to talk with people, he's a true hero.
I appreciate how, when he describes himself as the luckiest person, his focus is entirely on his family rather than his achievements as a superhero. It underscores his values and the importance he places on personal relationships over professional accomplishments.
The virgin superman hater: god superman so boring and perfect who could relate The chad superman lover: he's just a little guy, who loves his wife and kid and loves hanging out with a really buff warrior women and depressed guy who really likes bat's and adopting kids
Except Batman hasn't been like that in years. Not sense Tower of Babel turned him into an overly paranoid emotionless robot. Thankfully we had Peter Tomasi give him some emotions back during his Batman in Robin run in the early New 52.
Superman. The character I look up to more than anyone in reality. The inspiration for me being the best version of myself I could possibly be, no, matter, what. I don’t care how many people dislike Superman, call him lame or boring. Superman is the GOAT.
Superman being wholesome is best Superman. Because that's how he was raised. The Kents were wholesome Kansas folk, and they raised their son right, to care about people. Supes loving his parents and the love he received from them is what makes him him. Sort of like Batman. Batman was raised by his parents right, loved by them. He saw their love of life, and care for others, as they did what they could for Gotham. But they were taken away from Batman, and it's his love for them and what they believed in that keeps him going. But yeah, wholesome Supes is the standard.
Moments like these are what make super heroes great. Not saving the world or stopping evil villains, but spending time with reformed criminals who want to or try to do better. Like Flash talking to Trickster, it shows that heroes are more than just super powers. It’s about saving people from themselves and raising them up to be better than they or even others think they are.
Alright. I want to cry now. This right here is what Superman is all about. And, sure, I love him getting all powerful, but when such a powerful being takes time to chill out with a guy or save a little girl, you got Superman right.
Superman is one of the most powerful characters in the DC universe But he's also a simple man from a small town who stands up to bullies and fights on behalf of the little guy,simple everyday people just like him who don't deserve to get pushed around...
It's a sweet little difference between Superman and Batman, in a thing they still share. You would never see Batman just hanging out with an ex-con he put away, but Superman can. Instead you see Bruce Wayne do what he can.
Superman is more human than any human that was born on earth Because Superman wasn’t born on earth He learned to be human No human learned to be a human, they were already a human
You're conflating humanity with being a good person when that's not the case. Cruelty is also a part of being human. Superman simply learned the good aspects of humanity. Some humans learned only the bad.
I like this one. But my favorite is the one where he gets asked to help with a woman standing on a ledge. But instead of just grabbing her and bringing her down, he hangs out with her all day and night just talking until she's ready to come down on her own. Also, the one where he rescues an abused little boy from his father is great. Really, any story where he helps or connects with regular people is great because it helps show his humanity and that even everyday people and events are still important, even if they aren't newsworthy.
The best depictions of Superman are the ones that make it abundantly clear how much his upbringing made him the kindhearted person Metro City knows him to be. Being raised on a farm, away from a bustling city with two kind and loving parents who instilled in him a strong sense of morality and empathetic justice. His powers are great, but his heart is greater.
That’s the best Superman moments. The ones that show him as a guy on the job. A guy who genuinely cares about the people he saves, even when it’s the ones he saved from themselves. Batman can’t relate to the thugs. Not even if he wanted to. Too much trauma. But that’s what makes Superman and Batman perfect friends: a savior to redeem you and an avenger to make you repent if you fail. Two sides of Justice: compassion and punishment. The only thing Justice can be.
Superman helping others when they're down always reminds you just how pure of heart he is. Even if he locked this guy up once, he saw that he could change for the better. This honestly is a similar situation to what The Flash does. Instead of beating you senseless, he talks to you, letting you know that you can be a better person. That's what Heros are meant to be. People that help others change the way people are for the better.
This is beautiful. This is the Superman that I grew up with. This is a hero that believes in the good in everyone, a role model that always inspires you to be a better person and a friend that lifts you up when you need help.
I might be going to jail soon for something ive done, nothing extreme but i took what didnt belong to me, seeing superman words on what he said about knowing right or wrong comforts me in a way to do better, this is my first time being arrested
Ironically the best part about superman is the times when he's just the guy living, its cool to see an op character yeah, but those times when hes fighting are really amplified after spending time watching him just live life and love.
Superman is a great role model. Yes, he fights off villains and saves the universe. But he doesn't prove to be the toughest out there and tell others to FIGHT LIKE A MAN! He's just doing what's best and uses his powers for good.
LOVE THIS type of storytelling of Superman. This is why he is the embodiment of Hope. The Father is no superhero but through Superman's eyes he conveys how not even Superman can be the dad his child needs since he has unique life experiences that Superman doesn't. Think about how that would make you feel if you were that dad.
I like this kind of short comics where heroes or villains are on their usual day when they dont fight each other but hang out with people in there spare time.
this is what i want for my discounted superman to be. the saving the cats things.. the little things.. fighting supervillains are just rare occasion things.
Superman would have lunch with probably 99.9% of people. I love the friendly helpful Superman who would go out of his way to get rescue a cat stuck in a tree or help an old lady cross the street. Or just have a meal with someone.
And people say Batman is the best hero, guy is so obsessed with cleaning up Gotham that he never takes time of his day just to relax Superman is a guy you could just sit around with and have a normal conversation
Superman is at his best when he's written to be a friendly guy who likes people.
That’s who he’s meant to be: the man we men wish we could be. Brave, kind, handsome, and almost always up to the task.
If you know the TH-camr say it with me: “I miss when superheroes were just good people with powers.”
Just like Spider-Man.
Eh, I kinda like the evil superman versions too. This one is great, there's other iterations of supermans that are just as good.
Ngl I thought man of steel was headed this direction
People are so obsessed with evil twists and turning heroes against each other that they forget what heroes are supposed to be. This is Superman.
Exactly. The DC heroes are the people who you can aspire to be.
I am so tired of injustice league and heroes fighting each other. All I want is classic good guy superman.
@@BrandonFrancey Injustice still makes DC some decent money, so until that till dries up, it's here to stay.
I like both, even in the Manga World people wonder. What would it be like if Goku was evil and what not. Guess it's Human Nature to wonder what a villainous Hero would look like
@@SetoShadowVT Though it's also logic. Goku manages to best any situation pretty much. In that world, taking over a body is possible, which is was Zamasu did. He found the body that could overcome anything, and chose it.
I love that last bit, "an ex-con you put away" very nice twist he’s someone superman locked up but still kept in touch with when he saw him changing his life for the better as well even calling him a friend. That’s very sweet.
Reminds of Flash and Trickster from the Justice League cartoon.
It kinda reminds me of that one Batman tas episode were Bruce hired that one Joker goon that he previously beat up in front of hid family, and he always checks up on him. It shows that heroes really do want to help their villians and want them to be rehabilitated.
I genuinely thought their relationship was via him falling off his construction site a lot or something lol
@@Boulderpuncher98 - It's funny though. When I watched a Batman TAS episode when a prosecutor that Batman saved/helped told him that she wants a Gotham City that doesn't need him. Batman just smiled and answered..... "Me too."
@@Boulderpuncher98 There was also that episode with LockUp. "You mean you actually care about those freaks?"
"Even without all you gifts,son you are still a Clark Kent."
-Jonathan Kent
Yup Superman just helps out once in a while.
"Not Wally quick but Barry quick" Ouch, poor Barry man.
"My name is Barry Allen, and im... not the fastest man alive, I'm maybe like, 2nd? 3rd on a bad day"
And we can blame reverse flash
It's was always Eobard Thawne, everything is his fault.
Why though? Did Wally became a faster Flash, than Barry?
Not that familiar with speedsters cannon in comics now.
@ Yeah Wally is confirmed to be much faster than Barry in the comics. He’s the fastest speedster in the Flash family.
I do love the low key acknowledgment that Wally is faster.
Because he is I’m not biased your biased
@@W-West5555 That's bias, it's facts (that Wally si faster).
@@CoyotesOwn I’m a massive fan of Wally that’s why I’m definitely not bias
they..dont ..i got the meaning in reverse because i thought he wasnt. You can read it both ways.
@ Wally is way faster
1:14 it’s not hypocrisy if you regret what you’ve done and you don’t want someone else to make the same mistakes you’ve made.
How is it not hypocrisy? Regret?
Let's call a spade a spade.
It's Hypocrisy.
@@Gfish17 no hypocrisy is when you’re trying to justify why it’s OK for you to do it but not others.
@@garganrose Like when cops bring guns into school property during a visit.
The Sign clearly Says NO GUNS.
Cops have a gun on their belt.
I'm sure they have a justification 😏
@@Gfish17 then you don't know the definition of the word
@@pixlv6384 Yeah As already stated by a previous comment Hypocrisy is when you try to justify why you can do a thing but someone else can't.
That definition could be applied to the Double standard as well.
I believe there are many faucets of what’s considered to be ‘pure Superman’. Small moments like this are one of them.
This and the Superman Mailbag Christmas issues. Where on Christmas he goes through letters written to him and fixes people's everyday issues.
It really is the little human moments that make him such a great character. Saving a girl from suicide, saying he likes pink during his interview with Lois, how he always seems like a disappointed dad when he fights, and now him talking to an ex con about life.
Sorry in advance, but it's facets as opposed to faucets. Have a good day, though.
@ No no please, I appreciate you telling me this. In fact I knew this, so I’m not sure why it slipped my mind at the time I wrote the comment. Thank you.
@@brian_sipe These different faucets all tap into a different stream (of consciousness) that all flow and combine into the single vessel that is Superman.
This is the real Superman who takes time out of his day to eat with even ordinary people letting them know all is good and has great advise as well when he was told about the guys problem. We need more of this sort of writing of Superman.
The problem with Superman taking time out of his day to chat with someone is that while Superman is busy talking people, within his super ear shot, are being mugged, kidnapped, beaten, raped and/or murdered somewhere in the city.
@@buckaroobanzai7063 I'd assume that in a city with superman, eventually, the amount of people stupid enough to commit a crime he could hear would decrease enough that 15 minutes can pass without one being commited
@@buckaroobanzai7063he's not the only hero walking around tbf. There's like 4 supers, and that's just the kryptonians.
@@buckaroobanzai7063 It's one of those things were his powers have outgrown his character. The powers have even outgrown their setting.
Why is the Joker still a problem when Superman can hear his laugh from across the planet, and the flash is fast enough to patrol every square inch of the world in the time it takes a neuron to flash?
How is Clark Kent able to find time to be him, when he can hear someone being raped on the other side of the world, and can be there and back before his clothes even fall to the ground?
The constant power escalations have left us in a weird point where our heroes can't be humans who strive to do good, because there's so much good to be done at all times that they're capable of that they have to become machines.
In this 15 minute break one of several options had to have happened.
1. Nothing bad happened anywhere that there wasn't a super there to handle it. No one even fell off a roof and screamed. The world is peaceful, safe, and quiet.
2. He is willingly letting awful things happen to have a lunch break.
3. He's been momentarily nerfed, because he can't have this scene with the amount of power he has.
@@buckaroobanzai7063 it's going to happen, even if he's not stopping to help... He can't be in every place in the universe, in the end he's a god but not omnipresent, oh and what do you think he needs to be Superman 24/7? He needs to forget his family? Get out of here
Damn boy scout... I hope he never changes.
It's not the fact he can stop bullets, or fly faster than sound, or life a train over his head that makes him Superman.
It's moments of humanity like this.He's not SUPERman, he's SuperMAN.
he's SUPERMAN
Some of the best story arcs in Superman comics reflect this. Like in Kingdom Come when in grief he's destroying the UN building and reminded that what's important is he's a man and it snaps him out of it. Or at his "funeral" in the animated JL episode when Martian Manhunter gives the eulogy that ends, "Kal El, the visitor from the stars that taught us what it means to be human." At its heart the story of Superman is supposed to be about inspiration. When its just about power (like the Snyder verse version) its not as good. The recent CW show really did this right, especially in the final season.
The archetype of the superhero at its finest
I love Superman chilling with a construction worker like this and having lunch with him. Remember, this man can fly almost as fast as Flash can run, he can punch out God, and is a cosmic lynchpin in the fabric of reality.
And here he is, hanging around with an average joe.
That’s at the heart of who superman is, he has the power to do anything he wants, and what he really wants is to do extremelly mundane things with the people he likes to spend time with them.
Its really sweet.
On his planet he is an average joe
Kinda wish we had more of that for Wonder Woman. I mean, I get her schtick isn't really the same as Superman, but she really could use more down-to-earth moments, rather than just always being the larger-than-life figure. If not with people of man's world, at least with the people of Themyscira.
(Which is why I loved things like Spirit of Truth or that recent issue where she and Superman go shopping).
I'm an ex-construction guy who'se been in prison. I absolutely deserved it. Now I got a flawed yet wonderful, beautiful wife. We are learning every day how to become better people. I'm actually teaching her how to cook, and we are having so much fun with the simplest of things. I wish I had a Superman in my life.
Being able to turn things around for the better like that makes you a Superman in my eyes
From what you wrote, you already do. Just check any mirror.
Mate, if what you just wrote is completely true, you are Superman !!!
Don't ever let anyone tell you otherwise !!!
I am happy for you
Take solace knowing your wife has her superman
Superman being wholesome is sweet
This perfectly illustrates what writers and fans sometimes get wrong about Superman. He doesn't respect, admire or protect "the little guy". At heart Superman doesn't believe 'the little guy' is a little guy.
Indeed, in fact, Superman would not like the idea of anyone thinking they're the little guy. Like who has the right to say who's "Little"?
the little things, like this. i love these side stories in both marvel and dc, where they just... talk. showing that superman cares, also a glimpse into to a world where superheroes are. not just in the big battles, but all around. spiderman showing his face to a terminally ill kid to make his dream come true before he dies. flash looking out for his vilains because he knows they have reasons to do what they do. batman... dear god batman. and this. well also gotta say that the voice you gave them was good. great job dude!
Thank you!
“I’m not checking up on you, I just like having lunch with my friends”
Kind of makes me tear up honestly
This is why Superman is so loved.
I have to agree, this is the Superman i love best: being a person with people.
I like moments like this rather than Superman just being able to beat everything with little effort. Yeah, there are a few things that can stop/harm him, but he's more fun when he's more vulnerable and grounded. This is why Spider-Man is a relatable character due to having to balance life with being a superhero.
I would say that Superman isnt supposed to be relatable. He's supposed to be the ideal version of humanity, the best of the best. Superman is who we should strive to be.
Ive always thought that most super heroes would be pretty chill to hangout with people forget that they are just pals living there life treating someone as a normal guy is the highest form of respect in my eyes
i wish we could see stuff like this in the movies. Superman really cares about the common man and there are so many moment's like this in the comics that add to his character. he always takes time out of his day to talk with people, he's a true hero.
My perfect superman story would mix these heart-to-hearts with disaster rescues, ending with him crashing on a couch after a busy day.
I appreciate how, when he describes himself as the luckiest person, his focus is entirely on his family rather than his achievements as a superhero. It underscores his values and the importance he places on personal relationships over professional accomplishments.
The virgin superman hater: god superman so boring and perfect who could relate
The chad superman lover: he's just a little guy, who loves his wife and kid and loves hanging out with a really buff warrior women and depressed guy who really likes bat's and adopting kids
It's spelled Virgin. Not that you care.
@@Gfish17 Geez, did they kill your dog or sum? Lol
@@Gfish17You're weird 😂
@@purkle200 No more weird than anyone else who can spell.
@Gfish17 It isn't that serious dork
This is what batman meant when he said he has to be the best of us
Superman is the nicest person there is, just like Batman he likes to visit people who’ve changed or are still in the process of changing their ways.
Except Batman hasn't been like that in years. Not sense Tower of Babel turned him into an overly paranoid emotionless robot. Thankfully we had Peter Tomasi give him some emotions back during his Batman in Robin run in the early New 52.
Superman is the most powerful superhero of all time
Superman. The character I look up to more than anyone in reality. The inspiration for me being the best version of myself I could possibly be, no, matter, what. I don’t care how many people dislike Superman, call him lame or boring. Superman is the GOAT.
Bro, superman is chill as fuck
Superman being wholesome is best Superman. Because that's how he was raised. The Kents were wholesome Kansas folk, and they raised their son right, to care about people. Supes loving his parents and the love he received from them is what makes him him. Sort of like Batman. Batman was raised by his parents right, loved by them. He saw their love of life, and care for others, as they did what they could for Gotham. But they were taken away from Batman, and it's his love for them and what they believed in that keeps him going.
But yeah, wholesome Supes is the standard.
This comic, All star superman and one of my favorite quotes "Thanks! My mom made it for me" is why I love superman
This is why Superman is best written as Superman, and not a broken maniac
Moments like these are what make super heroes great. Not saving the world or stopping evil villains, but spending time with reformed criminals who want to or try to do better. Like Flash talking to Trickster, it shows that heroes are more than just super powers. It’s about saving people from themselves and raising them up to be better than they or even others think they are.
Alright. I want to cry now. This right here is what Superman is all about. And, sure, I love him getting all powerful, but when such a powerful being takes time to chill out with a guy or save a little girl, you got Superman right.
Superman is one of the most powerful characters in the DC universe
But he's also a simple man from a small town who stands up to bullies and fights on behalf of the little guy,simple everyday people just like him who don't deserve to get pushed around...
I'm more pleased by the out wilds music than anything else
It's a sweet little difference between Superman and Batman, in a thing they still share.
You would never see Batman just hanging out with an ex-con he put away, but Superman can. Instead you see Bruce Wayne do what he can.
Superman is more human than any human that was born on earth
Because Superman wasn’t born on earth
He learned to be human
No human learned to be a human, they were already a human
You're conflating humanity with being a good person when that's not the case. Cruelty is also a part of being human. Superman simply learned the good aspects of humanity. Some humans learned only the bad.
I like this one. But my favorite is the one where he gets asked to help with a woman standing on a ledge. But instead of just grabbing her and bringing her down, he hangs out with her all day and night just talking until she's ready to come down on her own. Also, the one where he rescues an abused little boy from his father is great. Really, any story where he helps or connects with regular people is great because it helps show his humanity and that even everyday people and events are still important, even if they aren't newsworthy.
Superman may have the power of a god but at the end of the day he's always mild mannered Clark Kent, a good man with a kind heart full of love for all
That last scene in the video sent shivers down my back just imagining how easily that guy can fall from there..
1:38 that’s just disrespectful to Barry 😂
Its the truth tho...
The best depictions of Superman are the ones that make it abundantly clear how much his upbringing made him the kindhearted person Metro City knows him to be. Being raised on a farm, away from a bustling city with two kind and loving parents who instilled in him a strong sense of morality and empathetic justice. His powers are great, but his heart is greater.
THE Superhero. Not just a Good Guy, but a good guy.
And yet we still get so many people going on and on about how he's supposedly "not relatable".
That’s the best Superman moments. The ones that show him as a guy on the job. A guy who genuinely cares about the people he saves, even when it’s the ones he saved from themselves.
Batman can’t relate to the thugs. Not even if he wanted to. Too much trauma. But that’s what makes Superman and Batman perfect friends: a savior to redeem you and an avenger to make you repent if you fail.
Two sides of Justice: compassion and punishment. The only thing Justice can be.
I guess this would keep Superman grounded and close to his human side. Nice chat though.
This is beautiful, I wish this was in a live action Superman movie. Superman a savior and a friend to all people.
Superman helping others when they're down always reminds you just how pure of heart he is. Even if he locked this guy up once, he saw that he could change for the better. This honestly is a similar situation to what The Flash does. Instead of beating you senseless, he talks to you, letting you know that you can be a better person. That's what Heros are meant to be. People that help others change the way people are for the better.
OUTER WILDS MUSIC. YES.
I love when Clark just acts normal, like his classic friendly self
This is beautiful. This is the Superman that I grew up with. This is a hero that believes in the good in everyone, a role model that always inspires you to be a better person and a friend that lifts you up when you need help.
The dub was amazing
Glad you liked it!
Brilliant comic dub.
Thank you very much!
@@madvoicemuffin Your welcome.
I recognised 14.3 Billion Years straight away. God, that music hits me right in the heart.
This makes me respect Superman way more!! 🥹🥹🥹🥹
I might be going to jail soon for something ive done, nothing extreme but i took what didnt belong to me, seeing superman words on what he said about knowing right or wrong comforts me in a way to do better, this is my first time being arrested
I wanna see like this. It feels like the Superman I grew up to. Guess I am getting old.
Damn Lois really doing Barry dirty like that lol
It's not doing him dirty if it's a fact
Respect for using the Gladiator soundtrack.
Superman gotta be like the Spider-man of DC
Nah, the Spiderman of DC is more Nightwing, if anything.
But I do believe Supes and Spidey would be really good friends. Mentor and protegee even.
As some who is convicted of of multiple dui’s, This brought a couple tears man. You can turn it around
Superman is the goat
"There is a starmaaaan waiting in the sky..."
This is what Superman is and why he's the most relatable Superhero ever
Ironically the best part about superman is the times when he's just the guy living, its cool to see an op character yeah, but those times when hes fighting are really amplified after spending time watching him just live life and love.
Scenes like this are why I love Superman so much.
Superman is a great role model. Yes, he fights off villains and saves the universe. But he doesn't prove to be the toughest out there and tell others to FIGHT LIKE A MAN! He's just doing what's best and uses his powers for good.
I literally just started this and immediately started tearing up at "14.3 billion years" playing. I see you're a gamer of culture as well.
maybe not wally quick. but barry quick 😭😭 why do my boi dirty like that
Because compare to Wally or any other speedster at this point, Barry is Slowpoke Rodriguez.
LOVE THIS type of storytelling of Superman. This is why he is the embodiment of Hope. The Father is no superhero but through Superman's eyes he conveys how not even Superman can be the dad his child needs since he has unique life experiences that Superman doesn't. Think about how that would make you feel if you were that dad.
Superman 's wholesome stories never are never a bad read.
I like this kind of short comics where heroes or villains are on their usual day when they dont fight each other but hang out with people in there spare time.
this is what i want for my discounted superman to be. the saving the cats things.. the little things..
fighting supervillains are just rare occasion things.
This is the superman I know and love
Being how PKJ used my name and my families for these pages, it was cool to see this video. Thanks for doing it.
Superman Really Needs More Chill Time
if you can't imagine superman having lunch with a regular guy, then you don't get superman.
Is that the Gladiator theme in the background? Ha ha, I love it
The man of steel with a heart of gold.
Fuck how hard is it to convert this into the big screen? Caville had the perfect charisma of wholesome and mature and they squandered him.
I love seeing Superman being a bro in the comics
This is why superman is true hero symbol of hope ❤❤💛💛💙💙
That was so wholesome.
Superman being wholesome is my favorite thing 🎉
This was nice. Short and simple 👍
Now that is a story to remember.
Superman would have lunch with probably 99.9% of people. I love the friendly helpful Superman who would go out of his way to get rescue a cat stuck in a tree or help an old lady cross the street. Or just have a meal with someone.
These are the stories we need more of , so tired of world, reality universe ending year long series
And people say Batman is the best hero, guy is so obsessed with cleaning up Gotham that he never takes time of his day just to relax Superman is a guy you could just sit around with and have a normal conversation
Crazy that saitama ( the opposite of Superman ) did something similar years ago. This why I love both characters
We need more comics and stories like this. So tired of hearing the statement that Superman is nothing but a superpowered Mary Sue.
We need more Supermen like this in the world
Wow, the Superman voice is really good. I like it.
Damn bro that gets me right in the feels.
I would fire this guys ass for not tying his shoes. Tie your shoes when working on a construction site!
When you remember that canon superman supposed to be a chill guy from Kansas.
If only this was the kind of Superman we got in media nowadays. Although Tyler Hoechlin’s Superman from Superman and Lois comes pretty close to this
Stuff like this is crucial to Clark's character. Take away the little moments like this from Superman, and that's how you end up with Homelander.