I wish there was a comic like Superman Red Son but focusing on Nazi Superman

I wish there was a comic like Superman Red Son but focusing on Nazi Superman

What’s the best comics to read if I want to see Overman?

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Multiveristy Master Men.
Freedom Fighters.
It's not edgy "German Superman BAD!!" but it actually gives him a character arc and make him a tragic character.

Literally The Boys

But Stormfront doesn’t do shit other than say some racist stuff and get killed

Clark wouldn't work as a Nazi because of his innate goodness. But sure, there are plenty of Superman copycats like that.

Clark shouldn’t have innate goodness. He should only be good due to his upbringing

The idea that he’s inherently good is dumb

I can tell you why it would not happen fren.
>Communism is good
>Nazism is bad
I personally think both are bad but our country was infiltrated by commies decades ago.

>implying people can only ever be as good as their parents
Growing up in a healthy, positive environment is a plus, sure, but people are more than capable of overcoming a lousy upbringing predicated on incongruous logic. "Inherent good" might be debatable irl, but Superman is still just a fictional character - and being "Good" is one of his few defining qualities, regardless of the psychological make-up a writer chooses to contextualize that in for him.

Besides, to address the OP's scenario, even if Clark DID somehow land in Germany, how would he have handled The Great War during his adolescence? And how the fuck would he make sense of the Nazi Party when he's a non-aryan illegal alien, who's demonstrably better than anyone claiming supremacy over members of their same species over comparatively minor ethnic distinctions? Commie Superman at least worked because the USSR was around consistently for decades to shape him into adulthood, and philosophically looked better on paper than it was overall in practice... Whereas Nazism lasted for a little over a decade, spent its final years retreading the horrors of the Great War and relied upon forcing memes to survive. It was a far less organic climate for somebody as impenetrable to force as Superman to cozy up in.

Stormfront is Captain Marvel/Shazam! in the comic, and Mary Marvel in the show, but I think a willfully naïve nazi, who's not hateful but just apathetic and unquestioning like Superman, would be very interesting

>implying the natsocs of germany weren't the good guys in WW2
The fact that you call 'em nazi means you're already brainwashed by jew propaganda.

Fascism is a disease, bullets are the cure

good goy

>>Communism is good
Superman Red Son wasn't good in a black and white sense

I mean, it was a shit society literally held together solely by the fact it had superman to paper over the cracks and stamp out dissent

He ended up resorting to lobotomising people into being obedient zombies by the end iirc

Neither was Overman honestly. He just realized
>Oh fuck I’m a Nazi and we’re the bad guys
Way too late to stop the death camps. I would honestly read a book about him growing up under Hitler, he’s a fascinating character.

Didn’t it show him being gone fighting in space, and he returns to find death camps, lamenting the horrors being done?

You should have watched some Come and See. That's how "great" the Nazis are.

I think a Superman would be what racist fascists idealize in themselves, a hero of his people, a warrior against evil, and foreign foe. A noble man of true justice, not some barbaric rage-induced lashout. A lawman of light, proclaiming the glory of his people in action and his results as proof of their splendor. To stand for truth, justice, and the ever-onward march to Ubermensch.

An idealist Superman, a Starchild. Starchild! THAT'S HIS FUCKING NAME.
>landed in Bavaria in the early 1930s, during Hitler's election
>esoterics in the Nazi order called it a sign
>his strength was hailed, and during the years to come was presented as an amusement of German marvel, until war
>he was pressed into combat at a young age as the brute force weapon to challenge the invader
>Starchild was unsure of using his power as such, he had used his powers in show for local fame, but to kill?
>he helped take Moscow with targeted attacks of certain evil men, inspiring the hard-pressed serfdom to move forward in solidarity with the Germans, and overtake the East
>this victory and his presence as a threat in the West brought even Churchill to the table and negotiating terms of peace in the war, fearing he and the anglosphere's entanglement by this German Reich, so overnight brought from bleak depression to a whole continent and a 'super child thing'
>Starchild is hailed as a hero, and he's proud to have helped his fatherland, but he didn't like having to kill people... he never would.
>it's 1949, Starchild's all but broken all contact with the Reich, far in the north, carving his Fortress of Solitude, his own Hyperborea, when he recieves a summons from Berlin, in person by Oberhelfer Jakob Olsen, by the Fuhrer himself. A summons pertaining to other great powers like himself.

Overmam realized he did wrong and caused the downfall of his Reich.

Have it try a more Golden Age approach for what-ifs.

Starchild meets the Amazons.
Encounters Golden Age Batman, as the oddity of a heroic capitalist.
Though his true American rival should really be Captain Marvel, and all the greek mythology stuff. NatSoc fantasy would probably like to stay in that ballpark.

>Zod tries a fucking coup of the Nazi party against Starchild

>be me
>from former Soviet state
>see Western universities teach Marx
>people wearing sickle and hammer motif like it's ironically funny (or they genuinely support communism)
>sickle and hammer a completely acceptable symbol compared to the swastika
>the "Soviet Union/Cuba/China weren't REAL communism" argument
>mfw

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>in person by Oberhelfer Jakob Olsen
This is funny if anyone remembers the old SNL Uberman sketch.

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I dunno about that man. I def hate commies IRL but in interpreting the comic exclusively on its own terms... I think Superman was doing pretty well?
Even an ideal utopia-state is going to have a couple people who just fucking won't fall in line, even if it's in their best interest. I interpreted the superman-robots as being a really gruesome example of how Superman was making a horrible mistake, BUT aside from that... things were going very well, everywhere except America...?

Maybe I'm wrong. The comic covers a lot of ground in only 3 issues so...

I dunno about Nazi SUperman but Weimar Superman sounds more likely.

Fuck I wish commies infiltrated the US. I want to live in the reality right wing faggots think the US is in

Like, imagine Biden actually being far left? Fucking sweet, man

Really enjoyed this

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>but Superman is still just a fictional character
Your argument defeats itself. If someone writes him an evil, which by now has happened many times, he's evil in those stories. The rest of your post was a waste of your time.

i honestly hope you seek help

Read the story. NAZI superman worked because the NAZI's backwards engineered the tech to overpower the allies while Hitler himself raised Clark. They just used the "innate good" crap to later make him feel bad about all the genocide that happened . Which was reasonable given he would have heard people being put in camps during the time before he left earth, was probably lied to about their nature, left earth for 3 years, saw what a unified people could really be, came back and saw all the killings that took place.

From there Germans claim to go on a new path from their mistakes of the past but his guilt is set with the world fucked.

There's this great book out there called Ordinary Men which is all about how four german policemen, who all had good moral compasses, managed to convince themselves to go along with the holocaust. Just because you believe in some "innante sense of goodness" for some character doesnt mean they arent capable of atrocious shit.

Lex Luthor then got America up and running again when he became president, creating a arguably better state than Supermans USSR.

And then Avatar Press went bankrupt.

>Sternenkind. Was ist...?
>Ich muss die Nazi-Partei zerstören, bevor sie Deutschland zerstört.
And then it turns out the Nazi "party" he has to defeat is a coup attempt by another Starchild. One who grew up on another world.

>but our country was infiltrated by commies decades ago

So you're saying they're completely inept at taking over then? So where is the danger exactly?

You should also add Che Guevara to the mix

The whole thing collapsed once Superman wasn’t running the show anymore. Not a system set up for long term stability.