Superman and Lois having sex is most definitely bestiality, at the very least (it would be more "natural" for Lois to get it on with a frog or beetle, even). Plus, consider that Supes has died at least once, and very publicly, at that: half the DC universe attended his funeral! Thus we are faced with perhaps the most important question of our generation: is Lois Lane a secret necrophilia buff?
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This is just someone overthinking real-world morality in a fictional world where the premises behind it no longer apply. Foolish maybe, more likely snarky, but not fundamentalistic.
This is not the same as "everyone in Harry Potter did a deal with the Devil" or "I used the Mind Bondage spell on my father. He was trying to stop me from playing D&D". For one, those clearly demonstrate incapability to recognise fictional settings as different from the real world (indeed, I suspect for several reasons that many fundamentalists fail to comprehend the concept of fiction itself), which would not necessarily be the case here. Secondly, of cause, bestiality and necrophilia exist, while witchcraft exists only in superstition and hysteria.
PS:
>Kuno
"(or undead)"
I would not classify living-undead copulations as necrophilia, at least not if they are sapient and with a reasonably life-like body, like a vampire or a physically manifested ghost. Why is it always forgotten that, while not truly alive, the un dead are not truly dead, either?
Not really fundie, but how do we have two consecutive quotes from different sources concerned with the mating habits of humanoid aliens in the DC universe!?
Plus, consider that Supes has died at least once, and very publicly, at that: half the DC universe attended his funeral! Thus we are faced with perhaps the most important question of our generation: is Lois Lane a secret necrophilia buff?
1. Only if Superman were still dead (or undead).
2. If we consider how many other characters have died and come back in the DC verse, that would make half the population of Earth necrophiliacs
Don't be silly. It's two fictional characters attracted to each other, for the enjoyment of the fan base. If they didn't act like humans romantically, there goes a story line. We don't relate to him emotionally if we concentrate on the "super" and forget the "man".
1) Since Superman is from a more advanced race, Lois is the "animal" in this scenario.
2) Kryptonians are fictional.
3) Superman was originally written as human.
4) Supes is with Wonder Woman these days. Lois was boring, anyway.
This kind of simplistic "type" thinking always bugged me because it shows naked disregard for nuance and the fluidity of categories. Not only that but it demonstrates a blinkered rigidity of thought that is frankly disgusting.
If we use the standard idea of sexual acceptability, the notion of informed consent, modified by social conventions of age, then hypothetical aliens or other creatures who could demonstrate sapience would be acceptable partners. Now folks wouldn't like it, but they would be in the same category as "Gays are icky" because their objections would fall into the same niche.
This is also fairly stupid because Supes is human-looking. This would be like complaining about sex with elves or dwarves. Try something less basic like Jon Talbain of Darkstalkers (if he had no human form), or the only animal-looking beastwoman I know, Bagi.
Superman is sapient, he's not an animal (see comment by 'Mewtini').
Plus, it's not necrophilia if he came back to life (i.e. isn't dead).
Thus we are faced with perhaps the most important question of our generation
More important than "who shot JR"? Impossible.
Oh, by the way, get a life.
He got better.
What's freakier is fifty years of either of them giving a shit without getting to first base. Might as well have been siblings outside of the South.
Thing about the DC Universe is they rebooted them about twenty times before the eighties and it still never got too real. I've got enough of their married/had a child/ died "imaginary" (imagine) comics to know that and I'm not a big superman fan. (Marvel boy mostly)
OK
Supermans an alien.
It makes sense that aliens that look human (we surmise all the way) can turn on humans and be turned on by them. Marvels had several that show up fully grown and go this way. Makes a lot more sense than those 50s science fiction movies/pulp magazines where full creepoid lizardmen/ blobby oozers/floating brains/ deep sea gorillas from planet z are turned on by Earth girls.
If it walks and talks like a human?
The Bowiemeister wrote a song entitled "Loving the Alien".
Nyota Uhura & Spock in the first JJ Abrams "Star Trek" film. And as for James T. Kirk in the "TOS" series, the sky was literally the limit...!
And once again, in the immortal words of Sgt. Hulka: Lighten up, Francis!
Regards & all,
Thomas L. Nielsen
Luxemoburg
I wish I could dare you to say that to her face. Nonhuman!=animal, and 'has died' is not, in this case, equivalent to 'dead.' Your logic is dumb and you should feel dumb.
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