Finally on track. Much better ep.

Lois Lane is so unbelievably hot.

You liked the whip action eh?

Uh, YEAH.

I believe there is naked pictures of her from her first movie or one of her first movies.. Before the boob job..

Really?? Only part I like was the hot superwoman and Green Arrow showing his true identity.. I thought Darkseid sucked the way it was done.. I wanted some damn omega rays or whatever they are to come from his eyes..

The mist shit kind of pissed me off

I don't follow the comics so I don't give a crap about all of that. heh

The hottest thing in that episode was Laura Vandervoort as a brunette with glasses.

Rowr.

And I don't really like the way they're handling darkseid, but, well, whatever, I'm loving this season anyway.

still curious to see how they address Clarks dual identity since he obviously can't just throw on a pair of glasses now.

I like the choice of Snyder. I loved "Watchmen" and "300" and even "Legend of the Guardians" is basically "300 with animated owls". :)

Here's the thing about Snyder: he's not afraid to get down-and-dirty. He shows not only the human side of his characters (their frailties, their bad decisions, their egos) he also shows the blood and the aftereffects. This is what I'd like to see, especially where Superman is concerned. Sure, the last film was a bit too "emo", but I liked seeing Routh showing more sides to the character... otherwise, what IS the character? The Superman as we know him from comics and cartoons is basically an emotion-less caricature like Dick Tracy. And I like the way "Smallville" explores how the character struggled with growing up, having human parents, having human issues such as love and figuring out his direction, having to deal with his real father, etc.,. Hopefully Snyder will basically take that kind of stuff and translate it to an adult Superman. Think about it: if you were almost omnipotent, how WOULD you rationalize the things you did, keep away from the temptation of overusing your powers for your own purposes or crossing the moral line the way some of the characters in "Watchmen" did?

They always have the reset button that is Jor-El and the Fortress of Solitude. He'll magically make the entire world forget. Or something.

This is completely untrue from the comics aspect. You really should read some of the Superman comics before coming to that judgment.

Maybe he'll speed-kiss everyone like he did Lois at the end of "Superman II". :D