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Topic	Post a DC Comics character and I'll tell you what makes them great
scarletspeed7 07/07/19 12:36:48 AM #9:	JONALEON1 posted... John Stewart The weight on the back of John Stewart after an entire planet died on his watch is something that I enjoy about the character. It doesn't get played up nearly enough. But John Stewart was the military mind, the detailed, constructively-tuned ring-slinger. Watching him wrestle with a major gaffe is a meaningful tale that really was never fully told. Yet, whenever Xanshi is brought up, I get a little excited. In those moments, we see a bit of the weakness in John Stewart. GLs may overcome great fear, but great regret? That's a different story. And the occasional sightings of profound sadness on the countenance of Stewart are quite meaningful to me. --- "It is too easy being monsters. Let us try to be human." ~Victor Frankenstein, Penny Dreadful <cite>scarletspeed7 posted [p:924347045] in Post a DC ... [t:77845879]...</cite> <quote><cite>JONALEON1 posted...</cite> <quote>John Stewart</quote> The weight on the back of John Stewart after an entire planet died on his watch is something that I enjoy about the character. It doesn't get played up nearly enough. But John Stewart was the military mind, the detailed, constructively-tuned ring-slinger. Watching him wrestle with a major gaffe is a meaningful tale that really was never fully told. Yet, whenever Xanshi is brought up, I get a little excited. In those moments, we see a bit of the weakness in John Stewart. GLs may overcome great fear, but great regret? That's a different story. And the occasional sightings of profound sadness on the countenance of Stewart are quite meaningful to me. --- "It is too easy being monsters. Let us try to be human." ~Victor Frankenstein, Penny Dreadful</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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