(07-08-2013, 06:59 PM)Uther Wrote:
![[Image: tumblr_m5zpc24TvC1qjzyxso1_500.jpg]](https://4.bp.blogspot.com/-WNmgO88oR5w/UbIQrfDAMxI/AAAAAAAABK0/hiqhKrI0-ic/s1600/tumblr_m5zpc24TvC1qjzyxso1_500.jpg)
I will. I will come at you, bro.
This image here raises another issue I've got with Superman. He's incapable of truly understanding our plights and issues. His situation is so far removed from ours, that he's never going to get a real grip on what it means to be human.
Look at this. Look at this dismissal. Look at this disregard for us. Look at how disposable we must seem to this Sun God from distant stars.
Fills me with dread.
But. You know who handles his shit exceptionally well, and doesn't pretend to be one of us, or have any real idea what that entails?
![[Image: namor1.jpg]](http://www.comicbookmovie.com/images/users/uploads/14859/namor1.jpg)
Namor. Namor is a joy to read about, not only because he's unrepentant in any of his pursuits, but because he is utterly alien to us. He has an entirely separate set of morals, comes from a culture we know jack about, and still looks at us and says "They deserve a shot."
He pitches himself into our fights, time and again, when he typically has no real reason to invest in us. On one exceptionally notable occasion, he comes to the aid of the X-Men simply out of respect. Scott Summers leaves an impression on him. Scott Summers means nothing to Namor in the long run, but he was willing to stand for his "species", as Namor put it, against the Avengers, and frankly the entirety of the U.S. Government.
In Summers, who is a human being, Namor found something worth saving, and threw in his lot.
