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7/16/2025, 8:13:58 AM
>>149415508
>Manchester Black doesn't have a point
No, he does. Twice, specifically. The first time when he calls out Superman for being a sheltered prick blind to human suffering and the second when he calls him a cog in the machine.
>Manchester is only going to kill the traffickers
You say this like it's a bad thing. To be abundantly clear, Superman's plan on that page is insane if not sociopathic even when compared to Manchster's idea of simply killing them.
I don't need Superman to be like Manchester, but I at least need him to fucking be EFFECTIVE. I don't want to see Superman acknowledging evil people rule the world and the world's a cruel and unfair place and that's just the way shit is. And I especially don't want to see him let unrepentant mass murderers off with a warning because they have legal protection.
Manchester Black might represent moral degradation in the face of hardship in this story, but Superman represents something almost as repugnant, the status quo.
>Manchester Black doesn't have a point
No, he does. Twice, specifically. The first time when he calls out Superman for being a sheltered prick blind to human suffering and the second when he calls him a cog in the machine.
>Manchester is only going to kill the traffickers
You say this like it's a bad thing. To be abundantly clear, Superman's plan on that page is insane if not sociopathic even when compared to Manchster's idea of simply killing them.
I don't need Superman to be like Manchester, but I at least need him to fucking be EFFECTIVE. I don't want to see Superman acknowledging evil people rule the world and the world's a cruel and unfair place and that's just the way shit is. And I especially don't want to see him let unrepentant mass murderers off with a warning because they have legal protection.
Manchester Black might represent moral degradation in the face of hardship in this story, but Superman represents something almost as repugnant, the status quo.
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