If the TV shows followed comics tradition, in fact, next time around Clark might beat Kara - just to keep the issue unsettled and the debates going. The Hulk and The Thing used to swap the heavyweight title back and forth pretty regularly, IIRC.
Doesn't work that way. Reverse sexism doesn't exist since there isn't an equal balance of power. If you're threatened by women that's a personal issue not a systematic one.That very comment alone is sexist.
Reverse it. "A man beats up a woman, and vaginas are insulted."
It does when you're entirely focused on the gender of the two characters.Another sexist comment. Calling out bad writing has nothing to do with a male ego. If that were true, please explain how Supergirl's victories over other male opponents didn't generate this response.
He's not a wimp, he just lost a fight.It's not about a woman beating up a man. It's about Supergirl beating Superman, and the writers going out of their way to make Superman into some submissive wimp.
Or Supergirl is just stronger.If Superman has to be weakened to make Kara stronger, then that's simply bad writing.
Actually the show has done a pretty good job of it.It says they don't trust themselves to actually have Kara show strength on her own.
I don't see any damage.They could have accomplish everything in this episode without damaging Superman.
She's been a strong character for two seasons, all without fighting Clark.Yeah, because of bad writing, writing Superman out of character, and an inability to write Supergirl as strong in her own right without the need to weaken Superman.
I beg to differ.It's a knowledge of the character.
Also the ones where she is just stronger.You mean where Superman held back due to his upbringing and concern for human life and preventing collateral damage? Those comics? Or when unchecked, he does throw Supergirl around like a rag doll?
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Stop trying to project your insecurities onto me.Another sexist comment. You must really have a hatred for men.
No you just throw a hissy fit if a woman ever holds any superiority over a man, even in fiction with two non-human characters.I don't have an issue with a woman scientist or comic reader. But you are still not correct here.
Well the show is called Supergirl, stands to reason she's going to come out on top. She raced The Flash and it ended in a tie, is that making Barry Allen into a wimp.You also missed the point. Yes, Krypto is a dog, and like dogs and humans, dogs have a greater sense of smell. Superman is more muscular, more experienced, better trained, and stronger than Supergirl. No chance she could actually beat him without some writers choosing to write him out of character and wimpify him, which is what happened here.
It was Superman being Superman. His character isn't defined by his ability to beat up his cousin.Are you seriously trying to argue that the writers didn't write Superman out of character by using what the writers wrote?
I enjoy their take on Superman. It's a lot better than the one in the current movies who is trying too hard to be Batman. That's actually far out of character.Not really the best technique.
Fun fuct: In the Arrowerse, a Kryptonian's strength depends on his/her hair length. This is something that even the Kryptonians themselves don't knowThis.
It's hilarious how angry some people get over this. It's two Kryptonians fighting each other. What the fuck do we know who was "supposed to" win.
I could see an episode revolving around a fun between family rematch.
Fun fuct: In the Arrowerse, a Kryptonian's strength depends on his/her hair length. This is something that even the Kryptonians themselves don't knowAnd this is also the reason why previosly Superman beat Zod (by a hair).
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Reverse sexism doesn't exist since there isn't an equal balance of power.
I'm not attacking you personally. I'm attacking your sexist posts.
Kryptonian strength on Earth isn't based on their musculature anyway. The notion that any proportional advantage Clark might have based on mass would be increased exponentially because of Solar radiation is an arguable assumption at best; if his basic biology would give him, say, a three hundred pound advantage over Kara in the bench press then maybe that's exactly what he has: a three hundred pound advantage - and at their super-strength levels that's hardly decisive. It's just as likely that everyone's super-strength is at rough parity.
Kirk Prime keeps on screaming about hypocrisy, but where was the hue and cry when Kaa defeated her maternal uncle Non in Season 1?
That's where the hypocrisy lies, and is what exposes this whining about Kara beating Kal for the sexist BS that it is.
If the answers to these match-ups were obvious and inarguable the whole genre would be impoverished, but there's no reason that the debates need to be personal and heated - at least among participants older than eight..
Which is exactly why it is sad that there have been so many personal attacks by others because I don't like how Superman was written.
What the fuck do we know who was "supposed to" win.
Superman into some submissive wimp
Also why were his eyes glowing?
* waving a hand * Me me!!!Did everyone catch the rather sly suggestion that Hoechlin's Superman has gone up against Zod and didn't snap his neck?![]()
1) YepIs this the first time we've seen Zod in Supergirl?
Also why were his eyes glowing?
Did everyone catch the rather sly suggestion that Hoechlin's Superman has gone up against Zod and didn't snap his neck?
Is that something that happened with other versions of the character? I don't actually recall.2) Because he's EVIIIIILLLLL!!!
I was jokingIs that something that happened with other versions of the character? I don't actually recall.
we can all get back to discussing things about the series that actually matter.
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