Lanterns Clip Reveals A Huge, Potentially Controversial Change To John Stewart's Origin - Spoilers

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I got this!

#RebootTheLGBTQ

@Lucasberg - I would actually argue Kyle is the second most popular, especially before Johns brought Hal back as the main GL.

@soberchimera - Maybe, but Stewart's been around for a couple decades longer and has enough fandom that its not offensive to see him as number 2. Its utterly obscene pretending Hal is second fiddle GL. No the frick he is not.

@soberchimera - yes no denial here.

@InfinitePunches - Firstly, Superman was never a space Jesus messianic allegory in the comics, it was high time that stuff got jettisoned live action.

Secondly, Gunn did not create this series, Lindelof did.

@InfinitePunches - Totally false. Superman was always sent away for his own safety, never to be another world's savior. That is a retcon brought about in the mid 2000s. Siegel's Superman always had the character sent to earth for his own safety, not sent away with the purpose of becoming a predestined messianic savior a la Snyderman. In Siegel's stories, Superman has no idea he is even an alien, and doesn't find out he is from Krypton until over a decade after his creation, long into his Superman career, well into adulthood, and when he does, it means nothing to him beyond being the explanation for his powers, which makes sense.

The goodness, heroicness, and morality of Superman, along with the costume, S shield, and mild mannered reporter disguise all come from being Clark, while only the powers come from Krypton. Jor El and Lara's thoughts and opinions about earth and what Kal El may grow to do one day are irrelevant, their only purpose in the story is to send him to earth and be the explanation for the powers, and Gunn got that perfectly right.





Siegel was not a zionist, not did he or Joe Shuster know hebrew. Siegel's wife is a Hungarian woman named Joan Kovacs, whom he based Lois Lane off of.

Siegel did not copy the Old Testament for Superman, but instead copied the writings of Philip Wylie with Gladiator, then, upon feedback from writer Otto Binder, made Superman be a baby from another future earth-like planet instead of coming from future earth. He was still SuperMAN, not SuperALIEN.

Siegel was then screwed over by jewish gangsters Harry Donnenfeld and Jack Lebowitz, who took over DC Comics and made millions off of Siegel's character while keeping him poor in comparison while they also sued every other publisher that attempted to create a superhero, such as Wonder Man, Master Man, and Captain Marvel.

This is what Siegel wrote to Lebowitz and Donnenfeld about their treatment of him in the 1950s:



This is what Donnenfeld & Lebowitz, the two jews, wrote back:



Lebowitz thought Superman was such of a dumb idea at first that he didn't even want the character published on the cover of future issues of Action Comics after number one. Until the sales came in, then, he appeared on every issue from the 7th or 9th since.

As for Corenswet, he is only a quarter jewish or half jewish, is secular, not religious, and is regarded as a gentile by the orthodox jews and jewish elite. Regardless, he also understands the character far better than you, Goyer, and Snyder ever did.

@Sominan - Great point, I was always under the impression that Kal-El's story was more akin to Moses, than Jesus.

@NinnesMBC - to be fair

In the comics , The Guardians chose him personally too while Hal was against it initially.



I do get what you mean about the bullets (maybe not tell John that the bullets are blank so he can still have a natural fearless response) though given their backyard which seemed to be forrested or closed off if I’m not mistaken , no neighbor seeing what’s going on makes sense even if they would have heard gunshots etc.

@TheVisionary25 - Fair enough, Guardians are then full of double standarts and can intervine whenever they want with their full biases out regardless of what the rules of the Power Rings say. Guess I'm starting to get why Sinestro and others don't like them.

I'll add to your post that it's also highly obvious his parents must've restricted the amount of visits and friends John had growing up because nothing could distract him from becoming a Green Lantern. So no one, adult or kid, would see that. And thus my point remains, John's dad is a freaking weirdo for using that as training.

@HashTagSwagg - OK

First: That's funny
Second: That guy should see a doctor. I don't think his leg is bending right. 😂

@dragon316 - "fans no problem with it"

not that it matter....butt.....either u r a new pup around here or u r just straight trying to rewrite history.



cause eye remember, son eye was there.

fans did have their problems with Wanda, quick silver, ultron origins changes.

People did not like the fact That the twins were no longer mutants due to disney marvel not owning the rights to the x-men at the time,

and that they were stealing the story of Hank Pym's involvement with creating Ultron and giving it to Tony.

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