Originally posted by jaxthejesterWW ftw, lol.
From a writer who nerfed superman because if he didn't, there is no need for JLA.
You've written Superman before, in "Justice League Unlimited" and recently in the "Crisis on Two Earths" film. How does this version of Superman compare to the others you've written previously?Mcduffie: One of the things about writing Superman in "Justice League" is that if you write him at his full potential, then there's no need for the rest of the Justice League. So, you always have to sort of power him down or kind of Worf-Effect him so he doesn't solve the entire problem in four seconds. You have to adjust him in a way that makes him less effective than he normally is. That's probably true for every member in a team book who has their own solo thing, but it's really obvious with Superman. In this case, one thing, we're starting off with a Superman who is much more powerful than he's ever been, which is fun as well. I generally have to write a Superman who is much weaker than he usually is. The problem of having him in a story that's not a finite one-off like this is, is that if Superman is at full power, he just fixes everything and there's nothing to do next month.
http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=30914
Also hey bruce, when you've superman's reflexes and wonder woman's reflexes who will you chose?
Looks like wonder woman is using superman's reflexes too.
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Coup de grace, who is faster in actual combat? "You're no speeding bullet wonder woman."
But yeah, using a writer who got demolished at DC boards and then used his own comments in comic after that AND who admitted to have nerfed superman, its totally canon fact. No bias at all.
