Give me Christopher Reeve, Brandon Routh, Dean Cain or Tom Welling any day. I’m pretty much in agreement with John Green on this matter (“Batman is just a rich guy with an affinity for bats who is playing out his insane fantasy of single-handedly ridding Gotham of crime.”) I’ve read a smattering of Superman comics over the years, but I’ve always preferred the filmed versions over the comics. Also, the dark and broody thing has never really done it for me.

Have been since the fifth grade when Lois & Clark was my favorite TV show and my mom let me put Superman’s shield on my retainer. So on the Batman/Superman divide, spectrum whatever you want to call it, I’m on the side of the Man in Blue. She writes a newsletter you can sign up for at. There are rumors she escaped from a screwball comedy. She lives in a hundred-year-old house in Lexington, Kentucky, with her husband and their unruly pets. She has an MFA in writing from the Vermont College of Fine Arts. Her nonfiction writing has appeared in Publishers Weekly, Locus Magazine, Salon, the Los Angeles Times, and many other publications. She cofounded charitable efforts Creators 4 Comics and the Lexington Writer’s Room. Next up in 2024 are The Frame-Up, a magical heist book, and the first volume in The Wayward Sisters historical romance series. The Match Made in Hell series, which includes Not Your Average Hot Guy and The Date from Hell, are her first rom-coms for adults, and were followed by standalone Mr. Among others, they include the Lois Lane and Cirque American trilogies, and the first official Stranger Things novel, Suspicious Minds. Gwenda Bond is the New York Times bestselling author of many novels.

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