Now that The Jameseshes Gun "Superman" proved to be a sincere hitThe doors are wide open for Gun to extend to that film in the larger DC universe. One of the best aspects of Superman was to see the film a big world that is already used to watching superheroes taking extradimensional imps and Kaiyus attacking the city just like regular Tuesday afternoon. It allows Gun and whoever comes to the DC universe where you don't have to stop and explain everything where you don't need funny strokes every 15 minutes to joke about how strange it is to see a comic book movie.

So far, Gun and Peter Safran have done a great job, doing the universe of DC a unique and different superhero universe compared to Marvel's Chinese universe, making it a place that accepts strange concepts and characters like the whole team of "Creature Commandos" or Tax for Mr. Mxyzptlk in season 2 "Peace. With the "Superman" sequel that seems to confirm the brain as a villain, Gun seems to finally allow DC films to accept Weider, explicit comic book books that are more than just punching bags.

Unfortunately, there are still characters that we will probably never see in the movies. Such is the case with Superman's most powerful villain, who is also one of the funniest and most complicated stories of character origin in modern times: Superboy Prime Minister.

Superboy Prime Minister was introduced in Gifts for DC Comics in 1985 during the last parts of the massive "Crisis of Infinite Countries Crisis". There we are familiar with the Premier Earth, the "real world" of DC Multiverse, where Superman is a fictional hero that appears in comics and DC Comics is just a comic book company. There we meet with a 15-year-old superhero fanboy, which is teasing throughout life to share a name with his favorite hero-Clark Kent. Apart from this Clark reveals that he also comes from Krypton and has superpowers. He continues to become one of the strongest characters in mainstream comics and one of the most famous. Superboy Prime Minister is capable of literally stabbing holes in reality and time course, and he tends to break the fourth Wallid as Deadpool-just with a very worst attitude.

Superboy Prime Minister began as a hero, the one who survived a "crisis of infinite Earths" along with Superman and Lois Lane on Earth-2 and Alexander Luthor from Earth-3. At the end of that story, they go to another dimension, seemingly living happy lives. Unless, of course, that was not the case, and that dimension ended up as a tormented prison, the one who drove the Superboy Prime Minister and turned him into a villain who orchestrated the events of "infinite crisis".

As a villain, Superboy Prime Minister is considered to be a toxic coincidence, a character who saw the changes made in the heroes he loved and angry and resentful-at the end became a sadist villain who performs more genocides, joining Cinnestrus and more. Now, the idea of ​​a Superman villain to make a comment on toxic accidental is not inherently bad, and in the hands of someone like a gun, it may even be an interesting idea. The problem is that. In order to make the character work. The film will have to overcome its motivation and backstew, which will erase much of the tragedy of the character.

This is because Superboy Prime Minister was initially to be the opposite of a toxic fan. He was originally a representation of the original idea of ​​Superboy, sending that era of the character, as DC moved away from Superboy in restarting the post-crisis, just like the country-2 Cal-L-L-L-L-L-Laws in "Infinite Countries Crisis" as a farewell to the Golden Age of Superman.

Superboy Prime Minister also represented readers themselves, the very idea of ​​fans having the last adventure with the heroes they grew up with, entering the pages of Comic and becoming heroes like Superman and others. With Superboy Prime Minister survived the crisis and leaving with mud, it was recognition of the importance of fans.

The story of the Superboy Prime Minister on the big screen should be more than just Syndrome from "incredible". You need to start as the purest form and respect for the fan service, a literal fantasy of fan power that eventually turns into acidic and giving birth to anyone else. Can I make a good villain on the movie? Maybe, but not without too much changes and simplifications to make the character digestible and understandable to the general audience in a movie.