So this lady thinks that gay and asexual men are from another planet? Rude.
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Or if you're neurodivergent and looking everyone dead in the eyes because you're masking hard at work.
No. This is a a modern work setting, not a 1940's workplace. Clark isn't a 20-something intern. As a man in a white-collar job in the US, if you want to have any sort of career, you learn to keep your eyes above the neck. Even if they aren't looking, there's always a chance someone else in the office will see your gaze wandering, and you could find yourself in HR talking about sexual harassment.
No doubt there are men who can't control themselves; no doubt there are still plenty of hostile work environments. But most men, in most corporations learn to be extremely cautious about behavior. When I was a new manager, I was so paranoid about this I'd leave the door ajar when having 1-on-1s with my women employees. That was excessive, but I was new, and at the company I was at we'd had more sexual harassment training than any other single kind, and it new managers got an extra dose. I was terrified of making a mistake. And forget about flirting.
So this one falls flat for me. Clark here isn't being inhumanly controlled: he's just being an average guy in a modern corporate environment who wants to keep a clean record and stay out of awkward HR conversations.
I am guessing itβs more her personality thatβs unlikable than her boobies? Dunno, never read Superman.
I feel it's more that he's desensitized - everyone is naked to his eyes.
That's a good interpretation.
We stay focus 2021.
X-Ray Peripheral Vision. βNuff said.
It's too late he's seen everything. Yeah. Seen it all.
We do love a man who will just stare a woman in the eyes while talking to her
It actually took me a minute π
I still believe he is NOT Superman, why would Superman need glasses? It makes no sense
he needs to blur his vision so he doesn't accidentally remark on something you'd need a microscope to see
This instantly reminded me of Mystery Men. Fantastic movie.
Is this drawn by the guy who is hated for being crap at drawing comics? Liefield or something? Looks like him with the weird lady's face and ocf the stretched feet.
no... he is way worse than this. this is just fine
No, "this is fine" was drawn by KC Green.
Let's also remember that Clark hangs with Wonder Woman, the Black Canary, Zatana, and others. Justice Leaguer Vixen is a a super model when she's not fighting evil. Cat's not even a bench warmer on that team.
How could you forget Power Girl?
According to character writer Jimmy Palmiotti, "Okay. When the character was created, Wally Wood was the artist that drew Power Girl, and he was convinced that the editors were not paying attention to anything he did. So, his inker said "Every issue, I'm going to draw the tits bigger until they notice it. It took about seven or eight issues before anyone was like, "Hey, what's with the tits?" And that's where they stopped. True story."
PG has been retroconned more than most characters, but usually she's a close relative of Supes. I don't think that Big Blue is going to play Sweet Home Alabama no matter how tempting the target.
How close of a relative can you be if you're from an alternate reality?
"If All Men Were Brothers, Would You Let One Marry Your Sister?" by Theodore Sturgeon. Great story, look it up
That was a weird read
It was published in a book called 'Dangerous Visions.' back in 1969. It was a collection of all new stories that no publisher or respectable magazine would touch. Some opf the stories are still bleeding edge.
Gotta blend in with the locals
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