Superman is a Democrat - DCU Decisions

[Tosie Bonner]

Interesting interview with Bill Willingham about DCU Decisions. Still don't know about this series though. Thoughts?

DCU: DECISIONS - Superheroes and Super Delegates
http://www.comicbookresources.com/?p...ticle&id=16573

[JoeE]

Sounds like something I'd like to read.

[Ray G.]

I assume the title is just your opinion? Because I didn't see that mentioned.

I kind of figure he'd be a centrist liberal, though. And Batman would be a centrist conservative.

[Fake Pat]

Didio manages to out shitty-idea himself.

Way to go Dan. Enjoy your last year as EIC.

[GrandeMaestro Fünke]

Yeah pass for me. I'm really not interested in most of these superheroes talking politics.

[RebootedCorpse]

I assume the title is just your opinion? Because I didn't see that mentioned.

I kind of figure he'd be a centrist liberal, though. And Batman would be a centrist conservative.

Batman's a fucking fascist.
Superman would be a Dem.

[Keith P.]

Of course he is a liberal. He is an idealist. Idealists are almost always liberals.

Idealist = Liberal.


Realist = Conservative.

It's when they go to far to the right or left that Liberalism becomes Anarchy, and Conservatism becomes Facism.

[Ray G.]

Batman's a fucking fascist.
Superman would be a Dem.

Batman's anti-gun and a major-league philanthropist. I don't think it's as clear-cut as all that. But I think he'd probably lean right of center.

Superman's also kind of tricky, given his midwestern upbringing. But he is a journalist...

[TheKraken]

With enough prep time, Batman could form a successful 3rd political party.

[RebootedCorpse]

Of course he is a liberal. He is an idealist. Idealists are almost always liberals.

Idealist = Liberal.


Realist = Conservative.

It's when they go to far to the right or left that Liberalism becomes Anarchy, and Conservatism becomes Facism.