He very much sees stuff wrong he just has far more fond memories he very much has mixed feelings not purely thinking she did no wrong lol

Ah! That may be the case. I was caught up by the fact that it was always over his eyes. So, I was thinking it had something to do with the old tradition of taping pennies over a deceased person's eyes. And that was the residue we were seeing. But...it just didn't seem accurate.

@@StrangeBrainParts Mmm the fact it only covers his eyes is an interesting point. I went to the comic construction analysis because so much of what makes this book effective is because of its format. So much of Scott’s sense of reality is tested because he’s a character in a comic book and so, all the elements that mess with him are done using that format. His image can be distorted, recolored, and redrawn, background elements are sketched in, and characters can be pasted in or removed. My favorite part about this book is when Scott is relatively relaxed but a panel of “Darkseid Is” can be interjected randomly to signify his state of mind is still troubled. The other characters don’t see it but we, the reader do, and it’s a wonderful use of the medium as storytelling.

I do agree. It uses the medium very well. One thing I did cut, because I didn't think it was well argued, is the call/response aspect of, "Darkseid is." That is, the phrase is the call, and its effect on Scott's state of being is the response. Which, due to the static nature of the medium, is hard to make a convincing argument. That is, Scott's reaction is hard to tell because we don't have a moving image to see subtle differences. I'd have to go back and look, but I think the phrase generally shows up in moments where stress is heightened...or being heightened. But that may be to your point anyway. It's in quiet, relaxed times when these thoughts intrude. Regardless, I'm basically agreeing with you. :)

Oh, well...thank you very much! That's very kind of you.

You know, I would have thought you had this already!

I'm still getting through that! And I have The Human Target on deck, too. Not to mention, Rorschach. I'm not sure which one to commit to first, though.

​@@StrangeBrainParts I'd say go in the order they were published:Strange, Rorschach, Human

Thank you very much! Enjoy your re-read.

Um... Hello people!! A quick reminder here. Okay. I don't have any mental disorder. Like I have said a very few times. I am not mentally ill. I am born with level 2 autism. It's not an illness. It's considered a disability. I am disabled after all. I'm autistic. I am not a minority. I may be legal of age. But, I can't be qualified as an independent person. I'm still just a kid. According to my parents point of view. I'm still a child. A child who needs attention with mommy, daddy, and family alike. I'm scared to leave my parents and family life. I am still a pampered baby young adult child. People, don't take me very seriously. I am apathetic and apolitical for political ideals. I have no ties to the left and right parties. I'm not considered complex at all. I only have simple minded views. You can call me nicknames like Little Brother, Baby Brother, Baby Boy, Kid, Son, Boy, young Man, Boyo, Kiddo, or Boy Child. I don't like drama, violence, political views, being serious, judging, and negative stuff about me. I need my requirements of childlike escapism, imaginative mind, and bubbly curiosity to deal with the big outside world. I need this to cope against my shyness, pressure, and scared panicking as a whole. Hee hee!! Well, that is all I here to discuss today. Thank you everyone. Bye!!

As for me. I'm the oldest child. I am cautious, adaptable, seeks attention, fun, uncomplicated, charming, peacemaker, self-centered, outgoing, seeks approval, and sensitive.

It was too real lol I've been there

well looking at the psychological part of superheroes stories are called character driven fiction. when you look at how these characters think, and what would they do. so that, they can move the plot forward. also, you have his supergirl and superman books, which are more hopeful books. near the end of mister miracle it becomes hopeful about life and how important family is to the individual.