Spyke
lemmy.world

How dare he just Supermansplain that to her in public like that, no superclass at all.

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20 × 16 × 10 = 32000 is definitely in the supershenanigans domain

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He's holding a bean in his other hand. Presumably, he doubles as a scale.

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lemmy.world

Hands up, who here would have been able to recall the weight of a bean from memory?

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lemmy.world

I'm not sure why he couldn't have immediately taken a bean off of a scale before that panel. I hope your memory isn't that poor.

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It was a different time, people constantly needed to know how many small objects were inside of a larger object.

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How exactly did Lois rise to the job of chief journalist at a national newspaper anyway?

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Rhynoplazreply
lemmy.world

Right? He could just be making shit up and we just believe it because he's Superman!

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Judging by the era implied by the art style, it comes from a time when mansplaining wasn't just accepted, it was expected.

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You let a million things go every day, Supe... why couldn't this be one of them?

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Early super man had literally every power, including super math and super sewing. They had to cut out all that shit cause Superman was never in danger and had no weaknesses, although in these days, superhero comics were still being written as if they were detective pulp novels, so super man wasn’t flying around having epic battles with doomsday or metallo

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