I'm bored. Ramble time.
So it turns out Walky being Biker Chick's twin does sperg Amazi-Girl out, but she doesn't know why. She doesn't realize she's looking at the twin brother of someone that makes her flip her shit every time. Superhero never bothered to even look up info on this girl even though she's had more than a few runs in with her.
Maybe all black people look alike to her, cause she's a dirty RACIST.
Really, this is why superhero comics are for children. You can't make them adult. As soon as you try to apply real world logic to it, they become ridiculous.
Such as the case here where we have a student that acts like a superhero and everyone looks at her like she's an actual superhero, but it's because of emotional trauma or something stupid and Willis is trying to actually focus on that and it's breaking the whole thing down.
If you wanted to look at this realistically, this girl would look like a total whack job in a made up costume. Unless Hollywood is working the effects, your costume is going to look like shit. Even cosplayers don't have outfits that can survive actual crimefighting.
So we have a girl running around dressed like a clown. Would anyone remotely realistic, let alone a boyfriend not have some doctors haul her off right away instead of gushing about how brave she is. If someone walked up to you in the wearing a jumpsuit and saying they're Superdude, wouldn't you think they're deranged? If they were a friend of yours wouldn't you get them desperately needed help? It would never go on as long as it does here.
This is because like everything else, Willis is caught between wanting to write kiddie crap, which is why he has a superhero in his college comic in the first place, and wanting to be a "serious writer" and so the kiddie crap turns adult and grotesque and you have a gay drama turn into a car chase with fat superhero girls punching out crazy shotgunning wielding dads on the highway.
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