Honestly, I vastly prefer this version of Eve’s dad to the comics’ version.
In the comics, he was just ludicrously sexist to the point where it was extremely uncomfortable/unsettling. In the show, him being a blue-collar construction worker who eventually works a minimum-wage job who feels threatened by superheroes’ unbelievable powers makes him a bit more… I don’t want to say sympathetic since the dude’s still a colossal asshat, through and through, but maybe believable? Like, he’s absolutely an asshat and he’s absolutely in the wrong, but I feel like his prejudices are a lot more understandable considering superheroes and their antics have genuinely given construction workers a lot of problems in this universe.
I dunno; I vastly prefer this characterization for him. There’s still probably gonna be plenty of room for him to be extremely sexist later on in the show’s run, but I kinda like how they kept him deplorable without keeping him gross.
Female Donald?
Would.
I’m proud of you, Mark.
Ideally, the exact way the comics did.
Easily Krypton.
In our solar system, with our yellow sun, Kryptonians are mindbogglingly powerful. On Krypton, with a red sun, they’re basically just humans.