Do you think the non ageing thing will last forever?

Things are already weird when you read an issue from the '70s and realize that your favourite hero hasn't aged a day.

I believe so far we have accepted that fact because superhero comics are not that old. '60s and '70s weren't that back in time, so seeing Peter Parker in his '30s after all these years doesn't feel that wrong. But what about the future?

Here is an example: Cyclops and Wolverine. Cyclops ages normally, but Wolverine slowly. We accept that fact because Wolverine was born in 1880. So we're like "1880? This guy doesn't age like the rest".

Now fast forward to 2100. Cyclops still ages normally, Logan not. But one was born in 1940 (or something) and the other in 1880. For someone who lives in 2100 that's not much of a difference. Logan's slow ageing just gives him 60 years of a head start. That's it. That's the only difference. For the future reader both Scott and Logan age in the same rate.

Do you think there will a change in the future or the non ageing rule will last forever?

Probably forever. Soon your kids will be reading these guys and girls, and so will there children. Just like cartoons.

yep they are immortal. Bruce Wayne will out live your entire legacy. probably. lol

Probably seeing as comics don't want their popular characters gone and have fans rage. It may not have happened though if early on, DC/Marvel were like

"Ok...were gonna age characters and bring in new ones as time passes on."

Thus people wouldn't go flying off the handle, that they just have a character age to X years and no longer fighting crime, instead of becoming more of a support/mentor role.

This would also making have immortality/slow aging, relevant because now...seeing as characters just don't age or whatever, every character has it.

Reboots is where then, you could bring said characters that previously got old back to younger ages and readers could enjoy them again.

>Implying DC won't reboot their comics again in the future (hell they will probably reboot in the next 20 years)

It'll last.