Gay Superman Comic Canceled Because Neo-Nazis Refused to Buy It

Snake Baker October 13, 2022

There was a very brave message of Superman eating his own super-semen out of another man’s anus, while also eating poop. Superman was sticking both his super-fists into a man’s anus. Superman was taking super-poppers at super-orgies.

It was a story for the ages, to embolden the youth to become interested in just what sorts of things they can stick into anuses – and what sort of things they can eat out of anuses.

But it’s come to an end. Because kids are all neo-Nazis who hate gay people for no reason.

Breitbart:

DC Comics has announced the end of its woke “Superman: Son of Kal-El” series at New York Comic-Con as sales for the title continue to tank.

The series, by writer Tom Taylor, was launched with great fanfare a year ago but has not stood the test of comic book sales. The series will end after only 18 issues, with its final new book hitting stands in December, according to Bounding Into Comics.

Many children falsely believed that they could contract monkeypox by reading these anal Superman comics.

That is a false disinformation narrative spread by QAnon and Alex Jones. The Science shows that the only way you can contract monkeypox from gay Superman comics is by sticking them into your anus.

Unfortunately for woke comics fans, DC’s bisexual Superman who fights climate deniers totally bombed in sales.

In January, Bounding Into Comics reported the dismal sale of some of the title’s early issues:

Previous estimates for the book’s sales showed it was in the gutter with Comichron claiming the first book of Superman: Son of Kal-El only sold 68,800 issues back in July when it first debuted. That was good for the 17th best selling comic of the month.

The most recent data compiled by Comichron reveals that the book’s third issue only sold 34,000 copies in September. That was good for the 77th best selling comic of the month.

That 68,800 number for the first issue is even worse when you compare it to previous Superman #1 issues. When the series was rebooted when Brian Michael Bendis took over the title back in 2018, Superman #1 sold 133,700 copies.

In comparison, other recent Superman #1 editions sold 118,434 copies, 105,380 copies, and 118,376 copies.

The bisexual Superman title was so bad, it fell out of the top-selling 50 comics by its third issue.

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