Skimmed those. Didn't grab me.He's also writing the Secret Wars minis Future Imperfect and Secret Wars 2099.
And I think it's cool the way they seem to be building the show mostly around the supporting characters of the Superman comics, and ones we haven't really seen much of before (Jimmy, Lucy, Cat, and even Supergirl herself). I know some are saying it's because they're not allowed to use the bigger names, but the sense I get is that it's simply a creative decision on their part.
Which is part of why I'm looking forward to the show so much. We've gotten four live action TV series focused on Kal-El (The Adventures of Superman, Superboy, Lois & Clark, and Smallville), so it'll nice to see the one of the other El family superheroes get some time in the spotlight.The producers said they're actually following the example of Veep, where the President is talked about but apparently never seen.
And I think it's cool the way they seem to be building the show mostly around the supporting characters of the Superman comics, and ones we haven't really seen much of before (Jimmy, Lucy, Cat, and even Supergirl herself). I know some are saying it's because they're not allowed to use the bigger names, but the sense I get is that it's simply a creative decision on their part.
There was also one about a story where Kara hooked up with her horse after he got turned into a human temporarily.
^Well, we're seeing glimpses of Superman. I gather he'll be the kind of character who's mentioned but not really seen, like Norm's wife on Cheers.
It'll more likely be in continuity with Arrow and The Flash. If and how that happens remains to be seen.But is this series designed to operate within the continuity of the 'Man of Steel' Superman, or will he be something of a more... generic Superman character?
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