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Things don't look promising, but I'm glad the Loises stopped bickering and are working together. They have a better chance working together than separated. But I wonder how long they will be able to handle the tension. If they don't find a solution soon, it must to take a toll on all of them.

Looking foward to where this is going.

Andreia


"My wife's love is what unites Krypton and Earth in my heart. Without it, without her, I truly would be in hell."

~ Superman: Man of Tomorrow #15
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Thank you. It’s very difficult for Loïs to share

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This is such an interesting concept! So much better than the whole clone arc.


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I hate the arc of clone. Lex it’s difficult and after Dr Deter 😤

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“I don’t think your articles for the afternoon edition are on my desk. Either get back to work or you’re fired!”

Perry loves instilling fear into the bullpen.

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Just as Ultrawoman was about to ask a follow-up question, Jimmy knocked and entered the conference room without waiting for a reply. Ultrawoman, having removed her mask when she was crying, quickly turned to hide her uncovered face.

Jimmy!

Glad to see them working as a team. Having UltraWoman step in for Superman while he is on a secret missions is brilliant!


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Chapter 9:
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Since the beginning of this ordeal, he had put aside his own emotions to protect *his* women with all his might. But deep down, this situation was hard for him as well. The situations Ultrawoman faced every day demanded extraordinary mental strength and the ability to shield oneself from others’ distress. Clark had taken time to understand this reality. The Superman costume, much more than just a suit, acted as a shell that allowed him to endure pain and sorrow. Although he was frequently moved by what he encountered, returning to Lois and his life as a journalist allowed him to unload his feelings and prepare for the next rescue.

Very well written. Clark is right, being in the suit is like a 'shield' from distress. Unfortunately, it takes time to develop and harden that shell. Poor Lois has been thrown into the deep end of the ocean. Thankfully, she has a great support system at home.


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Yes, that's exactly what I mean; a professional posture helps protect against many things. And Clark, in the Superman costume, operates differently—more confident, more assertive...


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