Since there's clearly kryptonian tech in the suit, I think it'd be cool if the logo would turn black under red sun or any other time Clark would be powerless.

If they incorporate Lobo into the series how do you think the creators would go about and how might he differ in other incarnations?

They made Lois fall in love with Clark before falling in love with Superman in the series unlike everywhere else where she falls in love with Superman before falling in love with Clark.

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I think a lot of us have seen enough Superman series to know what his regular role is in the multiverse. Because of that, I'm pretty sure a lot of us were able to figure out right away that the League of Lois Lanes were trouble (at least the members we saw) because they came from universes where Superman isn't a good guy like normal. Not only that, I've seen enough sci-fi series to have an idea how the multiverse works. It starts with the prime universe which is the universe that sets the role for each person in the multiverse and all the universes that are created after are essentially echoes of the prime universe. They have the same roles, but have their own unique story to it since echoes aren't the same as the source itself. And regards to the evil universes, my theory is that the echoes get distorted which causes roles to be changed which is what leads to the evil superman universes or at the very least, show what happens when Superman reaches his breaking point.

Overall, I believe that Superman is regularly a hero across the multiverse and the League of Lois Lanes aren't the best examples of what Lois Lane is supposed to be. Lois is more than just the star reporter of the daily planet, she's a hero who goes out of her way to help save the day when she can with the courage she uses to get the truth. Because one of the best things she does for her world is see Superman for who he is and help others do that too. And in many of the universes I've seen her in, she has proven herself an invaluable ally to Superman with her guts and acts of heroism. So I would say that while the Lois from MAWS may be a late bloomer with being the star reporter of the daily planet, but she is clearly excelling at the more important aspects of being Lois Lane. Whereas the League of Lois Lanes are the opposite. They may be highly successful reporters turned multiversal police, but they are obviously missing the greatest qualities that a Lois lane is supposed to have. In other words, they are soldiers when they are normally supposed to be heroes.

Because of that, I would like to have another multiverse episode where Superman and the others get some facts straightened out. That episode did give off an impression that Superman's normal role is being a villain in most universes, which I think a lot of us will heavily disagree with. If anything, it just feels like that situation with Krypton where Clark is lead on the believe something until new details come up later that clears things up for him. If anything, I am curious to know how Clark, Jimmy, and Lois would feel if they were told their normal roles in the multiverse and how they shine. For Jimmy, he knew Clark was Superman whole time and got rich at some point and fits great into his role as Superman's best friend (And star Camerman of the daily planet). For Lois, she has a deeper relationship with Clark than any Lois I have ever seen. Not only that, she was able to figure out Clarks secret identity so much faster than normal which I'm sure would make her feel embarrassed if someone pointed out that Lois is regularly fooled by a pair of glasses for so long. She may be a later bloomer compared to her doppelgängers, but she is clearly more fulfilling of her role than the league of Lois lanes are. I feel like she would greatly appreciate it if someone told her that being a star reporter is just the minor thing of being Lois Lane and that her being a late bloomer isn't a bad thing. For one thing, that just makes her more perfect for her clark since he's in the same boat since he's usually supposed to figure out his backstory and do superman training in his teenage years. Another reason is that late bloomers can sometimes achieve greater success than normal which is what I believe to be the case for Lois. Especially with such great Superman in her life to help her grow because of his positive influence which might be stronger than normal due to their deeper relationship.

And finally, Clark is the most gentle Superman I've ever seen and the least likely to ever go rogue by choice. I feel like he would greatly appreciate it if he was told that he's usually earths greatest superhero and that the evil versions of him are just bad outliers. Not only that, but he doesn't have anything to worry about because those Supermen went bad because either A: (he lands somewhere else and the Kents don't raise him to be the great guy he normally is) or B: (He suffers a tragedy so bad that he loses sight of what it means to be a hero). The first is an obvious non-factor and the second can be prevented if Clark suffers enough self-doubt and/or sees where his actions go if he takes a dark path ahead of time in order to double down on his own heroic beliefs. Maybe someone could tell the group that the reason that file on the evil Supermen was kept under tight security because it has been seen before that whenever people act on the fear of Superman going evil, it usually leads to disaster and Superman is such a legendary paragon that doubting him is dangerous in most universes. Maybe someone could even point out how Lois felt when she first saw that file and hurt clark or how General Lane reacted when Superman showed up and ended up creating a dangerous black ops group that causes way more trouble than any good for earth. Anyway, how do you guys think the group would feel if they were told the big picture on Superman's role in the multiverse?

I have this small teorii that Superman doesn't actualy did but reather jumps. Because after all he's an alien and we don't know how execly does earth's gravity affect him so what if the gravity doesn't work on him the same way it does on humans and what if the Gravity works on him similar way moon's Gravity works on humans. Because when he's about to fly we see that he gets in a sorta jumping pose so he jumps up and then he flies. So there is a small posibility Superman learned how to act to walk normaly but in reality he could be jumping around like there's no Gravity