DC Comics is currently featuring an awakened Superman lecturing Batman about his “privilege” in the latest issue of its Dark Knight flagship series. detective manga.
Reprimands can be up to 11 inches when woken up detective manga In #1091, far-left author Tom Taylor exposes his readers to a plethora of partisan talking points.
Not only does Supes chastise Bruce Wayne/Batman for white privilege and wealth, but two other themes threaten him in this issue. Batman struggles with his mental health due to years of crime-fighting and tragedies, and a developer of a youth-returning drug offers his concoction to the wealthy to help reduce global warming caused by wealth. The idea is to make sure they live long enough to see the damage caused by oxidation. No, really.
As for Superman, the lecture comes after Batman tells him that he is considering taking a new drug created by inventor Scarlett Scott. The drug is thought to extend lifespan and give older people the same vitality and strength they had in their 20s. However, it is very expensive, so Bruce Wayne considers taking drugs so that he can fight crime for a long time, since he is wealthy enough to afford drug treatment.
Batman explains the drug to Superman and says: Medical breakthrough. It's rare. Available only to a select few. It slows down aging. ”
“That's good,” Superman reportedly replied. fandom pulse.
However, the Man of Steel, sensing Batman's slight reluctance to take the drug, becomes preachy and says, Feeling guilty. of course. Bruce, this country does a lot of things well. But that leaves too much behind. ”
Superman goes on to harshly criticize Bruce for being rich, saying, “Thanks to your wealth and privilege, your life expectancy is already increasing. You can eat better. You can receive the highest level of medical care. You can.”
According to Taylor, the drug's inventor also has a super-awake plan. According to batman newsScarlett Scott tells Bruce Wayne, “Her plan is to make the super-rich care about the planet by making them live long enough to experience the consequences of their actions.”
Meanwhile, in the rest of the book, Batman is plagued by nightmares about past traumas he experienced in his crime-fighting career, and falls into a neurotic mess. Batman was once a fearsome harbinger of justice, single-minded and unyielding in pursuit of his goals. but, detective manga #1091 He shrinks and transforms into a panty waist that questions his confidence.
But all this fuss goes away when you realize that author Tom Taylor took pride in stuffing every book he wrote with his personal politics and left-wing talking points. Not surprising. This is the same writer who turned Superman's super-powered son, Jonathan Kent, into a climate change activist — not to mention made him bisexual.
He recently ended the story of DC's Nightwing character (who is actually the adult Dick Grayson, Batman's first Robin) by introducing Nightwing's new lesbian friend.
Taylor has frequently made his case for how wonderfully bisexual, gay, and woke characters behave in his stories.
For example, regarding his efforts to turn Jonathan Kent into a bisexual character, Taylor crowded“So we have a young bi man who is also the kindest, most empathetic, caring man who doesn't want to hurt anyone. And that's when someone punches a supervillain in the face. I think it's much more heroic.”
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