Luthor and Superman will never be friends. They might have to put their differences aside from time to time, but Luthor will always see Superman as a threat and vice versa. Lois revealing Superman's identity is a punk move. Batman isn't really Batman.
Batman sees Superman as a threat, and everyone in the League openly acknowledges that Bruce is plotting how to take them down. I don't see how that's any different than Lex doing it, save for Luthor's personal history as a backstabber, but at the same time, Lex really just wants an ego boost and he gets that being a hero far more than a Villain. In the long run, I think it's something that can be a thing (friendship between Luthor and Kal,) but not something that needs to constantly be seen in medium.
@wowlock: Everyone doesn't hate him, it's easy to guess you haven't been reading Truth then. I'm not even sure it's 50-50. I think it's 75-25 the amount of people who still like him vs. the people who dislike him.
@kervan21: Actually, she didn't report about Clark because she fell in love with him in Man of Steel. Nothing to do with "feeling sorry for him." Trying to use Man of Steel as characterization for Lois Lane is a bad idea.
As far as the N52 is concerned, though we've been told that Clark and Lois are friends, we've never seen any interactions of their friendship. Lois Lane has no idea why Clark would need a SiD since they've rarely spent any time together in the N52. Why Lois released the story has yet to be released since that part of the story is coming in Superman 41 (the 24th) so you can step stop raging until then.
@lordraiden:My theory is that his "super-flare" powers damaged his cells to the point where his cells need to rebuild. The damaged cells make it hard to recognize his DNA, and that's why he can't enter the fortress (aside from trying to take away his access to the best computer on Earth). His powers are down because his damaged cells can't store as much power as he normally could.
As far as Lois, we'll just have to see why she did it in Superman 41. Yang inherited her as a character, so he's the one tasked with writing why she put it in a story.
Honestly it might be Wonder Woman's doing, considering she sees no need for Clark to wear a mask as she does she could have revealed his identity to the world. But I don't know.
No, Clark already told Diana why he needs his secret identity in Justice League and Diana agreed with why he need his secret ID. Plus, Clark helped her create her Diana Prince SiD and we've seen them go on dates in SM/WW in their SiD. She even said it's nice not being noticed.
I agree with what you said. People should keep in mind that these versions are the same as pre-52, they are younger and less seasons so of course they would do things that seem out of characters from the versions you know they need time to steadily develop for the new readers. Now I am not saying I agree with whats being done to most of them, but I do find it to be interesting and worthy of my reading.
Actually, they've been doing this for a number of years now. I don't think you can call them less-seasoned. In fact, they're arguably in their prime at this point.
With that said, I don't think we'll be getting pre-Flashpoint-type characters even in 10 years time for these characters. They'll still be different. I think that's a good thing.
About five years(10 comic book years) or so verse the decades the other version had to properly establish themselves.They only had one major event to deal with, and I think new readers would enjoy seeing a long journey to the heroes old readers new. Even if they never become the same ones we remember.
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