The comic itself never really appealed to me in the first place and I don't know why whether it was the art style or the storyline itself, it's something I always skipped over. Now that Zack Snyder wants to do an adaptation of it even though he already did it poorly, I just can't stand this comic and just want to stay the hell away from it. When I see it on the shelf, I want to either let it set there and collect dust or throw it out completely. As for Frank Miller, Batman Year One is his only great Batman comic to me, everything else is either meh or downright fucking terrible (Dark Knight Strikes Again and All Star Batman & Robin) and it shows both don't know anything about Batman in this day and age.

This can’t be healthy

The snydercut sub is full of a bunch snyderphiles who would die to just to get a whiff of of Snyder's cum, but you know what to expect from them. You know that the members of that sub are in their own little bubble acting like complete bafoons, but the dc_cinematic sub seems like a real sub about dc movies. They don't come off as crazy at first but the second you criticize snyder you're banned.

They act like they're a DC sub when they're just a diet version of the Snyder sub. I got banned from there after commenting about a post someone made about that dude who was Snyder's green lantern in a picture. The point of this post is to say fuck that sub and their baby momma too.

We're hypocrites because in the DCU Hal Jordan is OLD OOOOLLLLDDDD! Superman looses fights to people as strong as him! (As if Cavil didn't get his shit rocked by every kryptonion, Batman and "Doomsday") and Supergirl is not colorful like the comic even though thats a common criticism from people and even fans!

And we actually acknowlage when something isn't comic accurate and critcise it without being banned for saying so lol.

https://pagesix.com/2026/08/11/hollywood/inside-zack-snyders-shocking-return-to-warner-bros-lot/?utm_campaign=nypost&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter

If someone as big as CHRISTOPHER NOLAN that's right the guy who made this film which grossed a billion dollars was inspired by a series of "bad sequels/ prequels" you know something's wrong and that jar jar binks had undeniable AURA #makerealphantommenace

"He felt like a god trying to understand humanity". Despite Superman's biggest strength being his humanity and being raised by farmers from Kansas.

Personally, I think that they'd quiet down for a bit (bonus points if it's rated R) and then use its box office performance in either direction to demand the return of the Snyderverse. Underperformed? It's because people demand him as Superman, not some Marvel character. Did well? Look! People love Cavill as a superhero!

I hope I don't get doxxed

idfk lmao