I finally managed to snag the hubby for long enough to watch this and now I get to catch up on your lovely meta! I was really touched by Lana's acceptance of Clark and the reveal of Chloe's mutant healing abilities. Lots of great moments and interactions all around for the female characters (which I really appreciate because I think they get shafted sometimes to serve the plot and/or Clark's arc). And the reveal of Lionel/Jor-el's motivations was very satisfying--nice to know why he was puppet-mastering all season long.
And now to nerd out a little bit about Bizarro Superman and what that could mean for season 7! After consulting the hubby and digging around online for info, here's what I found:
Bizarro superman--the original one from the 50's/60's comics lived on HTRAE ("earth" backwards) where it was like opposite day: it was a crime to do anything good, everything round was square, etc.
Other Bizarro incarnations include a Superman clone made by Lex Luthor.
Bizarro has chalky, sometimes stone-like skin. He was a similar costume to Superman's but with a reversed S, a ragged cape and other weird details to emphasize his imperfection.
Plus, Bizarro Clark is super hot (dare I say, even as hot as Red K Clark?). What a great bad guy to introduce! I love it when they introduce and play with characters/ideas from comic canon :D
Now I want more! At least it's coming back in September (as opposed to Lost and BSG and other evil shows that are making me wait till January...)
no subject
And now to nerd out a little bit about Bizarro Superman and what that could mean for season 7! After consulting the hubby and digging around online for info, here's what I found:
Plus, Bizarro Clark is super hot (dare I say, even as hot as Red K Clark?). What a great bad guy to introduce! I love it when they introduce and play with characters/ideas from comic canon :D
Now I want more! At least it's coming back in September (as opposed to Lost and BSG and other evil shows that are making me wait till January...)