>It's literally one of the best if not the best superman stories.
>It's what darkknight returns did for batman what Kingdom come is for superman
>Underrated
>For some reason Dc won't adapt this story line in a live action movie or animated.
>Literally debunks that superman is not interesting or boring.
Why won't dc adapt this into a movie already no matter the format?!
50% of the work is already done for them.
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Kingdom come makes Clark look like a little b***h
You were saying?
This brings up an interesting question. Just as people have historically trained themselves to develop an immunity to certain poisons, can Superman train himself to develop an immunity to Kryptonite?
No, radiation is always deadly or has lasting lethal effects.
KC Superman was immune to kryptonite
KC Superman didn't develop an immunity to kryptonite through exposure to it, he simply absorbed so much solar radiation it negated the effects of kryptonite.
that's not kingdom come
Then what is it?
JSA special, I think
>i need a shitty dapshun of this comic i love
Why?
Because it deserved it.
Dark knight returns got an adaption why not Kingdom come?
Because this comic is fricking dogshit and is instance #8 of thinking that drawing Superman as the chad wojak and stand-ins for actually popular characters as the basedjak will make people like this boring fricker. On top of that it's one of the worst ever depictions of Superman as a character just in isolation, he's a fricking butthole and idiot in this story.
>On top of that it's one of the worst ever depictions of Superman as a character just in isolation, he's a fricking butthole and idiot in this story.
Enough about injustice superman.
Superman in that story pretty much doomed a entire generation of metahumans by basically putting them in a silver plate (in the form of an actual literal gulag) to be killed for the actual supervillains.
It's a story designed to convince you Spawn and Cable are lame and the Superfriends are much cooler. Without that context it doesn't work or mean anything, it's especially incomprehensible to a normie who doesn't read 90s comics. The reason it still gets attention is just because of the Alex Ross art which can't be easily recreated.
>It's a story designed to convince you Spawn and Cable are lame and the Superfriends are much cooler.
Well it worked.
Cable just starred in a movie that grossed more than any of Superman's so apparently it didn't.
It does a really shitty job of it compared to Ross' later work, Justice.
Spawn doesn't have a counterpart in KC though.
He doesn't but you know who the book is talking about, all those 90s Image types.
It still works. It shows that war and behind the scene machinations are bad. And thanks to internet you can google easter egg facts now.
Besides you could argue that it now stands for the fractured society, like the US today!
It’s just injustice with better art.
It's injustice, but with a better story, art, and a superman that didn't throw away his morality simply because his wife died.
The art always seemed like the perfect blend of realism and cape shit. The characters look real, but not real enough to look goofy in the super hero outfits, and I think more comics should try to look like this.
It looks like uses a lot of real life observation costume. It's probably because bara people are more aesthetic than lean forever flexing gym people
not really
It's honestly a boring story
Not enough action and no real climax
>Not enough action and no real climax
Dark knight returns also didn't have a lot of action.
But it didn't suck now did it?
I hate this story because of how Shazam is treated like shit and because its just Waid crying about Image comics.
You sound mad.
Hi Waid, the comic sucks.
He is crying about modern, 80s comics.