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Even with all of Superman’s successes, there have been some truly awkward moments in his comic book history. Over the years, the character has been involved in some pretty strange storylines that have baffled readers. Surprisingly, some of these moments were so bad they became enjoyably memorable. While many fans consider them terrible, they’ve also become fondly remembered parts of Superman’s legacy and continue to provide amusement.

Let me be upfront about my setup. Even though I write about video games professionally, my personal gaming PC isn’t very powerful – it’s definitely not a top-of-the-line machine. I’ve always been a console gamer, and I’ve put my money there. Games like *The Sims 4* run okay on my average PC, but my previous computer was… well, let’s just say I understand what it’s like to have a really basic gaming setup. I used to be in the same boat! So, if you’re searching for a game that will look good and perform well on an older or less powerful computer, I can help.

A popular idea circulating on Reddit proposes that *Avengers: Secret Wars* might mirror the ending of *X-Men: Days of Future Past*. In that film, Wolverine altered the timeline but retained his memories. Considering Reed Richards (Mister Fantastic) played a key role in the *Secret Wars* comic books, he could be the one who remembers the original MCU timeline when a new one is created in the upcoming movie. This would create interesting conflicts for his character and potentially deliver an even more impactful ending than the *X-Men* film.

As a huge Marvel fan, I was really excited to see the Eternals finally brought to life on screen! These characters actually debuted in the comics way back in 1976, and the backstory is fascinating – they were originally created through experiments by these powerful beings called Celestials, granting them immortality and incredible cosmic powers. The movie took some liberties with the origin story, making them *synthetic* creations instead, which stirred up some debate. But honestly, I think *Eternals* is a really strong film, and it deserves more credit. If it gets the recognition it deserves, we might even get a sequel – and I’m really hoping we do!

James Gunn recently discussed his DC Universe plans on The Ringer-Verse podcast, with a particular focus on his upcoming project, *Man of Tomorrow*, and the character of Lex Luthor. He even admitted that he identifies with Luthor more than many other characters. Gunn’s enthusiastic comments suggest *Man of Tomorrow* won’t be a direct sequel to *Superman*, but rather a story that explores Lex Luthor just as much, if not more. Gunn wants to delve into Luthor’s motivations and show a more human side to the iconic villain, a move that might surprise some fans.