If Superman landed in Gotham City as a child.

He never would've gained superpowers, because the sun never shines in Gotham, so he would've had no solar energy to absorb.

I was going to say that it already happened but...10/10.

Reasonable argument.

Haha.

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@_nox_: Thank you very much.

@dernman: Did he have superpowers in that? I can't recall. From what I see on the cover it looks like he's flying

@conner_wolf: yes

@dernman: Then I call PIS. No way he'd get in that sun-less city.

Sunlight penetrates clouds, he would still get the sunlight just at a slower pace. Even at night he get's the Sun radiation he needs.

Yea he would probably just bit a bit more cynical and that's like the only different unless he was found by a mob boss or something, that would be interesting.

@dernman: excaltly

If he landed in Gotham, there would be a shit ton of destruction from the path of his rocket.

I gotta read this now. Thanks for posting it!

he would get slapped like a B by Bruce

Bruce was a whiny little bitch before he took a bullet to the parents.

Superkid would have either as a hero stopped the bullet making Bruce to grow up into a adult whiny self entitled elitist bitch or become Super joker burning his face off for being Emo.

Unless...plot twist...Bruce's parents died from Clark's ship crash landing on them. Thus batman and Superman are forever mortal foes!

Then we get the real BvS!

Now playing role of Lex Luthor......Bruce Wayne.

or

They say screw the Rents and realize how awesome it's to be a kid billionaire and a boy with superpowers.

or

Alfred realizes that he hit the jackpot and he has not one but two little boys to "play" with all to himself. The Robin cycle had to come somewhere right Bruce?

Clark would land a ship in a highly crowded city causing mass death and agony. Oh, and Bruce's parents would still die.

depends on who adopts him. superman may become like gods and monsters superman, with a willingness to kill.

Collector's Croissant

Why not add the possibility that Kal-El is actually Selina Kyle's brother?

You know, I own the 1986 Topps Traded Bo Jackson Kansas City Royals rookie baseball card, which I now trumpet as a nice capital symbol for the cute George Foreman-Bo Jackson food industry (i.e., Foreman grill vs. Jackson's N'Genuity company) competition debate.

Comic books are a lot like baseball cards...

there's a video about this

the waynes wouldn't have been killed.