@RedHoodJT: With all the sex, gore and quantum theories you see in Prime's appearances you'd think the writers would come up with something less childish and corny.
So Prime magically gets sent to Earth-Prime. For some reason he has no powers. But then he gets his powers back and flies to DC headquarters to confront the editors, who are still controlling what happens to him, implying that it's supposed to be our dimension or some shit? Face-palm.
It's also a plot hole because when Clark-Prime lived on Earth-Prime he never read a comic book about himself, yet all of a sudden the writers from Earth-Prime know all about Superboy-Prime's adventures and history?
But then these comics also magically appear in Prime's house, which Laurie and the Kent family happen to stumble upon and conveniently get done reading right when Prime enters the house. They're also conveniently convinced they were really about him, when the average person wouldn't have that kind of child-like imagination. If someone saw me in a comic book their first assumption wouldn't be that I really did all those things.
Seriously. It better be some kind of simulation, otherwise the writers are really insulting your intelligence.
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