Great story

I've read this story before and its good, but calling his dad "daddy" is weird. Grown men shouldn't call their dads, daddy.

I loved this chapter, the way you described the situations of Clark's walk with Diana's family was so perfect that I could imagine the scene and even the facial expressions of Queen Hippolyta that even made me want to do a comic of her story . If you allow me it is logical.

The Internet is most definitely NOT (and possibly has never been) the bastion of absolute truth. I would not be surprised if the old dial-up Bulletin Board Systems (BBS) had bizarre self-interest groups.

I've read this story before and I may have already stated this but I saw Charley Pride in concert at a large-ish county fair in the early 1970's. Although I'm not a country music fan (I do like some genuine Cowboy songs-NOT THE SAME!) I did like his concert.

I like to listen to Sade. Sadly, she doesn't have many albums.

Back in the 1960's Lana was sometimes brought back as a potential rival to Lois but DC was never serious about that subplot. There was even a "Lois Lane" comic that had "Superman's Girlfriend" as a subtitle. Steve Trevor was always the "male "Lois Lane" " to WW. In my opinion Lois always came off as a social climber. 45 years ago the stories were pretty lightweight compared to today and I doubt that the vast majority of the fans caught on to the "real" Lois. I wonder how many fans realized that WW & SM were a natural fit?

Warner Bros. made a dumb choice by allowing SM to have the power of "amnesia kisses." The final 2 movies went from very bad to extremely awful. "Lois & Clark" ranged from "above average" to "quite stupid." The 1st season of "WW" was really dumb even when it tried to be serious. It was very, VERY slowly improving but still a long way from success when it was cancelled. In contrast "The Incredible Hulk" held itself to tremendously high standards due to the demands of Bill Bixby. The Season 5 Special Features explains why "Hulk" was abruptly cancelled. Even though I missed most of the episodes, I believe that "Smallville" had a lot of good scripts, but how did it last for TEN seasons?

Really wish youd have had Clark put the Queen in her place just a little.

oh my gawd its so weird a grown-up calling his dad "daddy"
mama is ok but daddy nooooo i hope it stops as i continue reading

It sounds as though one, the other, or possibly both might be "sleepwalking." I also believe that the "Mayson Drake" character was very poorly used. She would have been an excellent counterbalance to Lois. An entire season could have revolved around a Mayson-Clark-Lois triangle, at least before being written off.

You keep using "weather" when you should be using " r."

Still some grammar problems. One of the very few good things about "Lois & Clark" was that Clark chose to remain a virgin until his wedding night. Yes, I have all 4 seasons but that was before I realized that Kal & Diana were a natural fit. Interestingly, Dean Cain is the most experienced SM actor in the history of live-action portrayals.

Some grammar problems. I forgot to mention that I'm disturbed by SM's possible foot fetish.

Kirk Alyn? Ha Ha. Yes, I know who he was. Watch the Director's cut of "Superman: the Movie," specifically where young Clark races the train. Also, no reference to "Bud" Collier?