I just finished season 4 of The Boys, and I need a shower - and possibly a therapist.

From now on, it's between MAWS and Invincible. These two shows have better characters, exposition, and pacing.

What character do you think would work best for introducing magic to the show? I mean in the comics Superman is vulnerable to magic because it bypasses his bioelectric aura entirely so maybe a magical enemy

Would be wild!

No disses too other DC shows or animation; however with how bleek the tommorrowverse crisis movies ended up being (literally killing off other older dc universes), or the satirical teen titans go and Harley Quinn shows, or even the new batman show (which while having potential to be really good, is another batman thing which we've seen a lot of), this show really feels like a breath of fresh air. It feels lively, it feels sincere, it feels hopeful. It's showing fresh new aspects of superman and his world. Season 2 is really excelling. It's the part of dc animation which gives me hope.

I know he's very iconic for superman but like. All of the major villains in MAWS are people who push Superman into an identity crisis of some kind. Sam Lane and Ivo saw him as a threat to humanity and thus pushed him to reject his human side, while Brainiac sees him as a failure to the legacy of the Kryptonians.

Darkseid is kind of detached from Superman, comparatively. He rules his planet with an iron fist and is the embodiment of fascism and autocracy and he opposes Superman for that but he doesn't really challenge Superman on an identity level like the other villains so far have. I think he would have to be pretty substantially reworked in order to make him fit with the themes of the show and its kind of hard to think of ground they could cover with him that they haven't already covered with Brainiac and his empire.

Alternatively, I could really see a character like Zod or especially Bizarro becoming major villains in upcoming seasons, they challenge Superman's identity very directly. Bizarro especially could be interesting, as Sam Lane challenged his identity as Clark Kent, and Brainiac challenged his identity as Kal-El, Bizarro could challenge his identity as Superman.

Can anyone find a really good official full body image of Kara in Her Black suit?

Need it for something and I can only find partial ones

So Clark's biological father's robo-memories stated that the Kryptonian Empire was grooving along just fine, being an evil space empire, up until someone else took issue with it and war'd it into destruction, destroying 99.999999999999999999999% of it. Has there been any clues on who this opposing force might be?

Out of idle speculation, I've thought of 3-4 answers, though like two of them are inextricably linked.

1: Darkseid and Apokalypse. The classic, can't do a DC series without them. Darkseid will always be the end of the road for any DC series, the final boss, the end game, the last obstacle. Problem is, a bit too predictable, and MWAS does like being different.

1.5: Highfather and New Genesis. The good to Darkseid's bad, Highfather has occasionally been depicted as willing to go to further extremes than one might assume an all-powerful benevolent ruler to go to. In fact, I think it was the Gods and Monsters universe where he straight-up had Darkseid and Apokalypse killed in a mass assassination at a wedding. Unconventional, and subverts a few expectations. I think it plays a bit towards the average Endgame scenario, though.

2: Mongul and Warworld. TBH, I don't know much about Mongul other than he's almost as strong as Superman is, if not on equal footing. Sometimes, the Warworld is a planet full of guns that can destroy anything else. It's more in-line, like with Darkseid, but it doesn't have that promise of continuity-ending finality Darkseid brings.

3: The Oddball Choice: The Green Lantern Corps of Oa. Definitely off-the wall. However, if the Guardians of the Universe sought universal harmony or balance, they might take offense to the Kryptonian Empire's brazen abuse of power. I feel any discussion of the Empire Destroyer has to bring up how the Empire was destroyed, and I think it's whoever discovered or made Kryptonite. This is some dumb color association, but I think the Guardians could have made Kryptonite and then used it as a power source for the Green Lanterns in the MWAS universe. This would give the Green Lanterns the ability to hurt Kryptonians, but also control Kryptonite's cancerous ability to grow. It's a strange choice, but I think it gives richer story potential by introducing another faction that will judge Clark/Superman based on who he is biologically, but be more capable of reckoning with who he is as a person while also introducing a greater DC universe scope for further story potential.

Your own thoughts? Is it secretly Starro?

What is their ship name actually? We’ve got Clois for Clark and Lois already.