INVISIBLE MAFIA, PART 3
How well does Clark Kent know his own city? Are the threats targeting Metropolis new or something older and more dangerous than they seem? With mobsters being killed off and the Daily Planet staff hunting for answers, it’s up to Superman to discover what lurks in the underside of the city he thought he knew so well. Who is the Red Mist, and why has Superman never heard of someone so powerful and dangerous? And what is Lois Lane doing with Lex Luthor?
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That's definitely not what's happening.
Maybe wait till you read that issue before you judge it?
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while I had not given much thought to the villain (and yes she perfectly falls into the Chuck Cunningham bin) I dont praise this story as perfect or a Superman classic, hell is FAR away from Tomasi's goodness, its just fun thats all. definitely not for everyone and your arguments are certainly valid yet i feel as if its not enough reason (at least YET) for the communal lynching everybody says Bendis deserves... its just run of the mill decency
One problem besides "Where the fuck is Jon": Why is Jimmy treating Clark like a stranger? They're best friends! Quit with the 'Mr. Kent' crap. You're supposed to be one of the few civilians Superman trust his identity with, not just the underling for the newspaper. I understand calling Perry, Mr. White, but it feels very strange to see everybody calling Clark, Mr. Kent.