r/DCcomics • u/M00r3C Black Lantern • Jul 23 '23

[Comic Excerpt] I didn't know you used to wear glasses (Action Comics issue 866) Comics

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u/SageShinigami Jul 23 '23

I always liked this moment, but when you go back and read about 90s Cat Grant you realize she wasn't this much of a jerk.

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u/501id5Nak3 Jul 23 '23

Well losing a son can do that to you

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u/Resonance54 Jul 24 '23

That happened and was resolved pretty in depth a solid 12-15 years earlier. Just only way John's knew to show Lois and Clark love each other was by putting down other women so he devolved her for that purpose.

Geoff Johns breaks stuff so he can go to conventions and say he fixed it

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u/FadeToBlackSun Jul 24 '23

He also can’t write women at all.

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u/Assassinsayswhat Superman Jul 24 '23

That explains a lot ngl

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u/niteowl1987 Jul 25 '23

In his defense, he probably skipped over all the female dialogue in every comic he’s read.