Tough enough on the criminals in some respects. Constantly thinking of her mentor, herĭetermination has spoiled into cruelty. Mildly defending earth to Lara then serving as a Deus Ex Machina. Jonathan is the main character, yet he’s not terribly interesting beyond Yet, when Darkseid offers her power and aĬhance to punish earth, she seems interested at first…then rejects him for no Almost from her very introduction, Lara waxes on like a Jonathan is just here to be a Deus Ex Machina. Most of the 50+ pages are spent on Lara, Darkseid, Joker, or Carrie Kelly. So this is about Jonathan, right? He’s the Golden Child? Well, technically, but it doesn’t feel like it. And while they talk, Jonathan monologues for us. We open with Jonathan, Lara’s brother, listening to her and Clark talk about him. Speaking of which-the actual story is a mess. Political satire is cool and all, and farce thrives on bluntness, but at least give us something with some insight.
Remember that recent episode of the Simpsons that combined West Side Story and the Squad? Yeah, this reminds me of that. While that’s certainly not subtle, get this-he’s a puppet of Darkseid and supported by Joker and his gang of clowns, who use voter suppression to get Trump into office. No, I mean-the actual Trump, this identical likeness-is in here. And I’m not referring to a clever stand-in for the President. And I would take a wild guess that Miller isn’t crazy about Trump.
So I guess it makes sense that this sequel of a sequel of a sequel would get into the political weeds. Th point is, Miller is aggressive when it comes to expressing himself.
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