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In your reply to me, you named a number of book titles that I thought were DC comic titles whence tonight’s transformation derived. I am stupid. I remembered they they are books you have written.

I am writing this because I scorn posters who just turn tail and (delete) their posts. You deserve an answer.

For what it’s worth, I’ve always thought you’re an asset to this site.

BTW, if you’ve not seen Stargirl, you may enjoy it. Its most remarkable characteristic is that so much of it is about the relationship between classic DC antagonists and their antagonist children and the protagonist DC children and their roots—and that the “bad” families and their progeny are not brushed in ALL BLACK by the narrative. I don’t know how the hell that the CW bought this, but I celebrate the enlightened, sophisticated daylights out of it.

I really wish that Stargirl and Superman and Lois could be ported to streaming, like Paramount+, etc. My fave broadcast network show, CBS’ Evil, got exponentially better when ported to Paramount+ and was set free from the broadcast network’s Standard and Practices restrictions. Imagine the same for Superman and Lois.