Does Superman vote Republican?

>Ben Affleck and Henry Cavill will never recreate this picture

It hurts.

Aliens can't vote.

>>72304306
superman's smart enough to focus on the issues not the person's party

>>72304306
>Eastern Seaboard immigrant reporter for a respected old time newspaper/internet hipster millennial do-gooder with the literal power to save everyone
He even has the white guilt.

>>72304327
if you believe in the hypercrisis. . .
your dreams can come true!

also right before the reboot superman renounced his us citizen ship, dont know if thats still a thing or not, so superman probably doesnt really like to vote, he probably figures hes doing his duty as an american anyway.

>>72304333

Clark Kent can. He is a U.S. citizen because his mom and dad said he was born to them.

>>72304377
But he was raised in Kansas.

I'd like to think that meant something, though probably not so much in nu52

>>72304306
Supes doesn't vote. Sure, if some idiot wrote shit such as Martha previously got married, some other brain dead may have written an issue with him actually voting but, it was an imaginary tale.

>>72304306
Any good superhero would vote republican. Liberals wouldn't fight for the common good since they don't believe good and evil exists and that people who commit crimes are just poor disenfranchised people and the true bad guys are the successful people who abide the laws and thus exploit poor people.

>>72304401
You can actually renounce your citizenship anytime you'd like.

Of course you'd have to move out of the country because you now have no rights.

Probably a good idea to find a place that will allow you residency as soon as you arrive too.

All in all, it's a huge planned out process. Unless you're a superhero with a fortress of solitude in...I'd like to say Canada? Is the artic circle in Canada?

>>72304306
Superman is probably such a Democrat he likes to sit in the corner and watch Steel fuck Lana.

>>72304655
you know what's funny... that sounds exactly like something Superman actually would believe. I am pretty sure Batman would vote Democrat because he believes in a strong government. although, he would probably be closer to a Libertarian, or something.

>>72304431

In the Nu52 his reaction to super betrayal was to quit the hero gig and go farm, so I think that the whole "farming" thing is pretty important

>>72304327
If I can have one thing, it would be this. Just recreate all the adorbale World's Finest art.

Pic related needs to happen too. Watch, that's how they discover Momoa!Aquaman.

>>72304655
>>72304867
Let's be honest though, as much as I love cape comics they've been pushing this ridiculously backwards neoliberal agenda since ever. If superheroes were actually concerned with issues like mass injustice and genocide the last thing they would probably do is be ass puppets for the US government as they seem all too happy to do. Literally this is the plot of like every superhero film.

>X-Men
Opens by introducing us to a conflict between the US government and mutants. Great, an opportunity to examine the marginalization of minorities by the status quo! NAH FUCK THAT. Let's have the mutants team up with the government to take out the evil extremist mutant faction! Yay establishment!

>Iron Man
After being kidnapped, Tony Stark realizes the shocking truth that the flawed capitalist system has allowed his weapons to end up in the wrong hands. It's time to come home and reform the economic system to make sure this never happens again. WAIT HOW ABOUT BUILD A MOTHERFUCKING SUIT THAT SHOOTS ROCKETS AT TERRORISTS. AMERICA

>The Dark Knight Rises
Christopher Nolan bravely calls our attention to the growing inequality in America. As a champion of justice Batman will team up with the oppressed to bring or-OCCUPY WALL STREET = TERRORISTS.

>Man of Steel
HODOR

>>72304306
>Does Superman vote Republican?
No, because he's a good person.

>>72304766
>You can actually renounce your citizenship anytime you'd like.
>Of course you'd have to move out of the country because you now have no rights.


That's not how that works.

If you renounce it in another country, you're not going to come back without a visa and a passport and you need to do it to a representative to the US Government, if you renounce it in the US, someone will just laugh at you. No one is gonna come to your house and say "Hey buddy, you just left club America, get your shit and get out." America isn't going to put your shit on the curve and tell you to leave.

Also, all US laws apply to anyone within the US border regardless of citizenship unless they are specifically a representative of a foreign government just like any other country in the world, you can just renounce your citizenship then go on a killer rampage and say "Oh well, can't touch me."

have you seen the Republican candidates for next year?

Most Republicans won't be voting Republican

>>72304306
Why the fuck would Superman ever vote republican.

Dude leans heavily socialist and wants the best for all of humanity rather than an elite group crying fuck you got mine while cutting off support to the rest of the people.

>>72305368
>implying authoritarian socialism is better

Democrats a shit, republicans a shit, it's all shit.

>>72305340
They've got one chance, one candidate if they want a shot at the presidency, and they won't take it because the party leaders hate him.

>>72305362
sorry posting from my phone and auto-correct is a bitch.

>>72305215
>X-Men
Mutants take out extremist mutant faction to prevent escalation of pre-existing conflict. X2 has them teaming up with the extremist mutant faction to stop the government. X3 has them work alongside the government to stop the extremist mutant faction.

>Iron Man
Out of the host of troubling political implications seen in the IM films, economic reform was never brought up, much less him being a stooge for the US government. Did you even watch IM2?

>The Dark Knight Rises
Is literally about a group of terrorists and criminals allying themselves with violent criminals to terrorize a population while claiming equality and wealth redistribution. Figuratively, it's about communism in practice.

>Man of Steel
Where do whores go?

Pretty sure he is a libertarian.

>>72304306
>is gay for Bruce
No.

>Super heroes and politics


You know they vote for whatever party their writer votes.

>>72304401
>hes doing his duty as an american anyway
I vote for this reason but don't vote in every race. It's dumb ass people (any persuasion/party) who would every time - I vote when I feel confident I know why/what/whom I am voting for.

Even in Nu52, based on him as a reporter or in action, I still say he wouldn't vote - he acts when he needs to (save lives, save planet, yadda yadda) but every day stuff, nope

Superman doesn't vote on a party line. He votes who whoever he honestly thinks will be a better president each time. If he votes which I think he would unless he does that whole, let them decide it isn't for me to blah blah. ALSO Clark Kent votes. Not superman.

Serious answer? I very much doubt Clark would get involved in politics. Besides, the whole political thing works differently on DC's Earth, due to the existence of meta-humans, aliens, magic, super science etc. so it isn't a direct comparison.

>>72304306
Isn't Superman supposed to be intelligent? Why would he waste his time voting then? Your vote doesn't matter. I'm assuming we're only talking about voting for President here.

>>72304766
>Is the artic circle in Canada
To answer you seriously since you lack a clue and the ability to use Google, both polar caps are supposed to be neutral/unclaimed. Some countries claim territorial waters, yadda yadda and some assholes (read Russia) are putting subs and doing all sorts of shit, but by international treaty, where he's had his polar fortress has been neutral.

South America/Amazon - not so much

>>72305823
>d some assholes (read Russia) are putting subs and doing all sorts of shit, but by international treaty


You know the US has patrol subs in the arctic, ice breakers, and regularly fly sorties from Thule base in Greenland into the Arctic right?

>>72304306
>Superman
Centrist Democrat, leans Libertarian

>Batman
Law and order Republican

>Wonder Woman
Doesn't vote.

>Aquaman
Republican when he used to vote.

>Green Lantern
Straight up neo-con.

>The Flash
Whoever the union is supporting.

>Martian Manhunter
Due to multiple civilian identities, J'onn votes for everyone including fringe parties and write-in vote for himself.

>>72305857
>>The Flash
>Whoever the union is supporting.
Barry is a police scientist. Leftists hate the police. Clearly he's a conservative. Also, Wally has described himself on panel as a "Midwest conservative."

>>72304655

gr8 post

>>72305857
Barry is republican, he has several arguments with Green Arrow.

>>72304306
Superman is an undocumented immigrant from space. He can't legally vote.

>>72305857
>>Green Lantern
>Straight up neo-con.
Which one? Hal wouldn't because he spends too much time around Ollie and getting dicked over by authority, Kylie wouldn't, John... might

What does Etrigan count as? Guy endorsed him

There was actually a crappy mini series a while ago about an election in the DCU and we found out a few hero's affiliations from it

iirc Supes refused to say but Lois sounded republican

>>72304412
...wait a second, did the kents not have any friends or people who normally visit them, they got a baby or maybe even a toddler depending on the cannon

and like no one asked or found that suspect? that this woman who was obliviously not with child a few day ago has a baby

>>72307534
the kents had been trying to have children for a while, everyone knew that, and not long after clarks arrival winter essentially snowed the kents in for several months and gave martha the perfect excuse to stay out of sight.

winter ends, the kents show up with a baby who is a bit big for a newborn but "thems just the kent genes, when I was born my mother said I looked like a baby rhino." and if anyone asks any questions the kents just say "we didn't want to jinx it by telling everyone and martha didn't start showing until winter."

its a believable lie in rural kansas.

>>72304401
Why does he look so uncomfortable in that picture

>>72307534
Why don't they ever say that they found him on the doorstep? It'd make sense, seeing as he's too old to be born in the past year or so, and it would explain him not looking like them, if that ever comes up.

>>72305215
>using the term "backwards" to describe political ideas you disagree with
That's also not what neoliberals are. Quite the exact contrary.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neoliberalism

>>72305669
>Figuratively, it's about communism in practice.
Jesus that's retarded.

>>72307510
Came here to post this.

>>72304401
>He's been doing comics for nearly 30 years now
The man is a psychopath.

Superman obviously doesn't vote since there is no communist party in the USA

Batman abuses child labor so he is obviously republican

>>72307816
>there is no communist party in the USA
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Communist_parties_in_the_United_States

>>72304306
I always assumed he'd vote independent.

>>72304306
>Don't have King
>Have republican part
USA politics are just too alien for me.
Can someone explain to me what each party represents?

>>72307990

Republican = Evil corporations and religious zealots
Democrats = Intellectuals and socialist-light
Green Party = Democrats with a focus on nature
Tea Party = Slightly more racist republicans

>>72307990

Blue = Good Guys
Red = Bad Guys

>>72307990
Republicans: Elephants
Democrats: Donkeys

>>72308014
Wow. Brainwashed by MSNBC much?

Republicans = Limited government
Democrats = Big government, big taxes, big bribes. Read: the poor.
Green Party = Tree huggers
Tea Party = Republicans who want to balance the budget

>>72307990
Republican party will fuck you over as fast as possible.

Democratic party will fuck you over very, very slowly, as they all disagree on the exact manner in which they should fuck you over, and then suddenly the Republican party makes their decision for them by steamrolling one big Fuck You all over everyone.

>>72307990

Republican - small government, personal freedom from government obligation, tax breaks, capitalism

Democrat - big government, social equality even at some cost (eg welfare in exchange for higher taxes), socialism

>>72307990
As far as I can tell, Republicans are conservative right wing and Democrats are liberal left wing.

>>72308100
>socialism
If only.

>>72308074
So you just said basically the opposite thing.
Idk kinda looks like your both brainwashed to me.

You know whats really fucked up? You can only vote for two parites in the US with a chance of winning.

>>72307990

Republican = We respect individual freedom, unless you are gay or poor. Also we will sell our country to every company that wants a slice. Also science is only right when the bible says the same

Democrats = We are still right winged but look like left winger when compared to the Republicans. We will sell your country to companies too but will make it look like it's for the greater good. At least we respect your freedom until it's convenient for us.

Tea Party = JET FUEL CAN'T MELT STEEL BARS! TAXES ARE THEFT! MUH CONSTITUTION!

>>72307534
It was the 1930s. The original lore was that they claimed to be snowed in for the Winter. They was.

>>72307765
Later revisions of superman's origins has him go from being their son, to being their adopted son from a cousin in another state
Some of the more modern one shots about his early life goes between these 2 variants.

>>72305215
Batman is pretty legit outside of the TV show.
And the movies.
The movies don't want Batman to deal with organized crime and corruption, because it would take valueable screentime.
Which also reduces Raoh in Nohlan movies to a insane babbermount without any real motivation.
In most of the movies its just a place that has some crime and shitty maintenance of architecture. Not a actual cesspool of crime and corruption.

The current Gotham TV series is exploring it, which has the advantage of being Gotham without Batman.

>Iron Man
Iron Man IS actually hilarious.
To the point where his Preparation for the Secret Wars back in the day, was to backstab and steal everyones armored suits because they contained Stark Schematics. And then he stole everything that used his tech, and used all their gimmicks.
The writers loved to bring up the "Must not sell weapons" angle, but it never amounted to anything.

>>72308053
>>72308117
This.

>>72307990
National scale? Exactly the same.
County level? Now thats interesting. Maybe.

>>72308338
Women are just gay people inside a female body for Republicans

>>72308384
Made me snicker

>>72305277
i think when he said rights, he meant stuff like the pitiful social services you have, or like the right to an attourney?
im not sure.

Holy fuck, nobody read comics here.

>>72304431
It's shown many times that the Kents are a pretty liberal minded family.

They have an adopted alien for fucks sake.

>>72305215
>superhero film

Found your problem.

>>72308529
>rural farmers in Kansas
>liberal-minded
Also Clark is white.

Did Clark vote for President Luthor?

>>72307990
For some God forsaken reason in the US the socialists are called liberals and the liberals are called libertarians.
Nobody knows why they changed it

>>72304306

Superman probably agrees with the whole small government, low taxation thing, but can't agree with the big military or minority discrimination practices.

Probably votes for third party candidates.

>>72308626

No, but he publicly showed his support for Etrigan. I guess he REALLY hates Luthor, to decide to support a demon over him.

BUT THEY ARE THE BAD GUYS!!!! If they cheat the system, and use it to exploit poor people, then they are the true evil cunts who must DIE IN A SHOWER FOR HEIR CRIMES!!!!

>>72308586
Yes, every single person in rural areas is a tea party conservative.

The Kents are one generation removed from being hippies. If small farmers have any sense at all, they vote Democrat because the Republican party is basically dedicated to not helping them at all and supporting the businesses that fuck them over.

>>72308637
Superman is a guy who helps out everyone for free when they're unable to help themselves so the idea that he'd be for a small government is weird.

>>72304306
He doesn't vote.

they help people for free and think that strong people should help weak people

that goes against everything republicans or any right movement thinks

>>72304431
Kansas was very leftist state until 70's, Just like Afganistan.

Outside of guys like Green Arrow or The Question, what do we even know about the ideology of individual capes?

>>72308759
Right-wingers don't mind when it's the individual doing it.

Also superheroes aren't so much helping the poors and the disenfranchised specifically, they're more about making society in general more secure and busting out individual "bad guys", which is somewhat closer to a right-wing mode of thinking.

It's no wonder a lot of left-leaning critics dislike the implications of the superhero genre.

In 1992 Etrigan ran against George H. W. Bush for the presidential candidacy. Bush ran for the Republican party, so it stands to reason that Etrigan was Democrat. Of course, the Democrat party showed no support for him.

Either way, Superman supported Etrigan, so he's pretty much Democrat.

>>72309031
>a demon can run for presidency but the two party system will never be challenged

Which party would Luthor be running with, then?

>>72308707
>If small farmers have any sense at all, they vote Democrat because the Republican party is basically dedicated to not helping them at all and supporting the businesses that fuck them over.
Fucking THIS THIS THIS. It's ABSURD the amount of bullshit the agricultural industrial complex puts farmers through, all while hiding behind their home movies set over guitar strumming.

Besides, Superman's entire character is dependent on him being raised by the nicest couple in the entire Farm Belt.

>>72305392
>They've got one chance, one candidate if they want a shot at the presidency, and they won't take it because the party leaders hate him.

Paul?

>>72309053
Republican. He's a self-made rich guy who wants aliens to leave.

>>72309031
>>72309053

It was mostly Bush that called Etrigan a filthy, godless liberal.

>>72309053
Regular Luthor Republican and he'd install a virile, red headed handsome Luthor clone as the Democrat candidate.
Either way you'll vote for Luthor.

>>72309127
Well yeah, but that's what you'd expect him to say. Politicians talk like that.

>>72309134
Hey, I could see it.

>>72307990
Republicans are in favor of limited federal government and maximum economic freedom. In addition, they tend to be associated with religious interests and big business.
Democrats are in favor of stronger federal government and social equality, although their pursuit of said equality occassionally has mixed results.
It's quite a bit more complicated than that, but that's pretty much the gist of it.

>>72307510
Glad someone said it.

I've seen that Hawman is a hardcore Republican and that he fucking despises Green Arrow's political views. What the fuck would Hawkman be Republican?

Goddamn, Hawkman makes no fucking sense.

>>72307510
>>72309204
Logically, shouldn't there have been an investigation to explain how the Kents ended up with a child if he was really "undocumented"?

>>72309256
Hawks and doves, I guess?

>>72304306
Superman is the most bleeding heart person ever. He will say he's an independent but vote democrat every time.

>>72309290
>Superman is the most bleeding heart person ever.
That's not Atrocitus.

>>72309031
wouldn't be the first time the democrat party put a devil as a candidate

>>72309290
i think he'd always vote libertarian, sure there's no chance they'll ever win. but he will always have hope

>>72309256
>>72309256
Hawkman is a law and order Republican, a space cop harsh on crime and criminals, whereas Green Arrow is the kind of liberal that argues about the prison-industrial complex and says non-violent drug offenses shouldn't be prosecuted.

>>72305215
I'm not so bothered about the movies - I expect a certain amount of 'Murika' for the casuals, but its the same with the comics.

They shy away from dealing with real issues and avoid debates to avoid outrage.

I really want to see a comic from Marvel or DC that explores how society would change in the face of a large amount of metas. But they keep shying away or copping out when there is opportunities for it to come out.

Metahumans and Superpowers would probably lead to the implementation of new laws and legal systems. People often go "why doesn't Hero X just kill Villain Y," but in reality, it should be the justice system that makes that decision. And for people like Zoom, Joker, Atomic Skull etc, the legal system would change to deal with them.

There is a lot of establishment worship in cape comics. I like seeing stories where its the Heroes vs Government.

Wait, is Aquaman a citizen of the United States?

>>72309496
His father was an American citizen and he was born in Maine, so I don't see why he wouldn't be.

>>72309400
>Superman voting libertarian
>When Lex Luthor exists in this plane of reality

I couldn't see Superman as anything other than apolitical, or at least the kind of person who's more focused on encouraging integrity on the behalf of whoever is currently in charge. Kal seems the sort to just encourage people to do well by each-other on an inter-personal level.

Even if he did vote, he may cast his vote in with the Greens. Given his background, matters of ecological stability may be a priority.

>>72309482
I'd like to see them go where writers sometimes hint at with Superman: that he's eventually going to come into conflict with the government because he refuses to let laws keep him from doing the right thing.

>>72309507
Well, last time I checked, he's also a foreign head of state. Speaking of, does the UN recognize Atlantis? I feel like they'd have to renegotiate a fuckload of commercial trading laws after that.

>>72309482
Too bad, all you'll ever get is stories where the controversy turns out to be a plot by Evil McVillain and we can forget the issues heh raised.

>>72308074

>Republicans = Limited government
>Pls moar wars, cause they are cheap

Supes votes anti-Lex. But what party is Lex?

>>72309585
Hilary was in support for the Iraq War

>>72309585
He makes his own ideology. He's a Lextremist, you see.

>>72309585
Lex's policies were pretty based, even supes admitted that. He just didn't think lex was genuine about it.

Lex ran on a scientific policy program. Miracle technology that would allow the government to be more efficient, so the it could do more with less. So for exarmple, he replaced most of the bureaucracy with automated systems, meaning the police could spend much more time policing and less time filling in paperwork.

He also cut a load of frivolous Military contracts and used Lexcorp tech instead. Bullied US companies to bring back their industry from China and such and reopen in the US, creating jobs and such.

>>72309539
Benjamin Netanyahu is an American citizen, has even testified before Congress as a US citizen, and he's now the head of Israel. Generally, people in that position might renounce American citizenship to show the voters that they identify with only one country, but I don't think they necessarily have to.

>>72309708
I like that Lex would literally save this country just to spite Superman.

>>72309608
>>72308074
>>72308014

Here's a novel idea; both major parties offer little else than their distinct flavor of authoritarian, corporate-sponsered wings, and voting for either group under the impression that they have the common man's interest at heart is an excersize in futility. The best choice in-between the implacable , overbearing trampling of an elephant and a prolonged, spastic goring by a donkey is neither.

>>72309519
I think they were teasing that with the JL vs JLA, but it morphed into trinity war. Would have been great to see the League being a truly global organisation, while the JLA fought for the government.

One day I want to see a puppet JLA like Luthor created and the Government vs the True Justice League.

>>72309567
Yep, LoK was the worst for this.

>>72309733
He probably meticulously analyze any public statement Superman ever made just so he can go with the policies that would troll Supes the best.

>>72309733
And that would have been really interesting to have, but they copped out and said that he did it by cheating and creating false infomation so what seemed really good was actually a load of lies.

>>72304306
He is a member of the communist party. He believes the bourgeois must be fought in every front for the sake of all blue collar Americans.

>>72309608
wow fuck her
#intersectionallfeminism

>>72309807
Well he sort of did it in Red Son.

>>72309752
oh of course, both parties are shit and will lie to you, but which ever one keeps money flowing is the one that's good

>>72308668
Hey, Etrigan is a good person and he'd make a fine president.

>>72309809
At this rate, I'm rather curious about how well a superhero who works that premise would be received. Probably not all that well, on the account of that character being handled by WB and fucking Disney, but maybe if the right writer had balls.

>>72309519

Superman in the end always fucking obeys the government. During the 80's he always bowed down his head to Reagan, despite disagreements.

>>72309855
Money can flow in tight circles, moral integrity is a bit more all-encompassing.

>>72305215
Nigger, have you ever read the early Iron Man stuff?

>>72309906

Superman being Reagan's lapdog.

>>72309945
the thing about morals are different for everyone. one person's redistribution of wealth is another person stealing.

>>72309906
way to literally only know superman from the dark knight returns you casual. go back to marvel

>>72310051

None of the pages posted are from The Dark Knight Returns. They're all from Superman comics and one from the Legends event. Here's one from TDKR, though.

>>72305857
>>Superman
>Centrist Democrat, leans Libertarian

He is like hank hill, he votes republican, he isnt conservative. Lois is openly republican

>>Batman
>Law and order Republican

Batman is pretty much a Kennedy. Bruce wayne supports the democrat candidates, he is anti-gun, anti-military, and all his fascist tendencies cake from the left.

>>Wonder Woman
>Doesn't vote.

>>Aquaman
>Republican when he used to vote.

Geoff Johns aquaman was the first conservative version of the character:
He would never support any party other than the green party.

>>Green Lantern
>Straight up neo-con.

Kyle is democrat, Hal is republican, Guy is reagan with a power ring and the other guy is black.

>>The Flash
>Whoever the union is supporting.

Wally is Democraat, barry is republican.

>>Martian Manhunter
>Due to multiple civilian identities, J'onn votes for everyone including fringe parties and write-in vote for himself.

Martian Manhunter does not believe in democracy.


You got almost everything wrong.

Look by this point, after 75 years of continuity, Superman is like the Bible. You can find an issue that proves or disproves whatever you want. I believe that the original take on the character is what creators should strive to build off of, and in that version Superman was a democrat, without question.

>>72310099
Man, Frank Miller wasn't a fan of Ronald Reagan, was he?

>>72310026
I never quite understood the conservative mantra when it came to the use of tax-dollars. It's as if the central purpose of a government (providing commonly available services to it's constituents) is completely overlooked by them. And yet for such an immense fear of supposed government overreach, how do they address the military and it's budgeting? How on God's green earth do you bleat 'tyranny' over and over, and yet shill the armed forces so hard? And that's not even approaching the militarization of the police, or the old standby of being hard-on-crime.

>>72310153
because you can't always trust the government to do well with your money. using tax dollar money for wars is bad, but also using it give to people who don't want to work is also bad. the government doesn't price shop either so something the private sector does for cheaper becomes more expensive, like insurance.

>>72304867
>I am pretty sure Batman would vote Democrat because he believes in a strong government.
I'm so tired of this meme.

>>72310126

Yes, he really hated it.

About Superman, though. I get it. Superman often times disagree with goverment (or goverments), but it's important to show him obeying them despite of it. Superman's one of the most powerful and important super-heroes in the World. If Superman was all "FUCK THE GOVERMENT" shit would be really problematic.

>>72305215
>being this much of a assblasted sjw
Fuck you cultural marxists

>>72310254
He is canon democrat.
But you need to read comics to understand that.

>>72310279
go kill yourself

nobody likes you

even your mother only pretends

>>72310153
It's a very old political tradition to see the role of the government as being mainly about handling the army, the police, the diplomacy, and to an extent the money. We're talking Ancient Régime shit.

Plus if you're going to make concessions to the "small government" doctrine, you might as well start with the forces that are necessary for the government to even exist internationally and territorially in the first place.

Also Republicans and Democrats have different views on what constitute the public good.

>>72308115
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rAT_BuJAI70

not really related but i would love a Flash Generation story when each Flash is apart of a different generation in American history
Jay is in the War generation, good old red blooded fashion American hero
Barry is a college boy Baby Boomer, he fights for equality and peace but he had things a lot easier than everyone else
Wally is a Gen-Xer, he wanted to get out to be a hero first thing when he could, he's one of those that was a democrat in their youth but a republican as he got older
Bart is a millennial

If we're calling Superman IV canon, he probably votes Green Party.

They're both US citizens, so...

Superman has no need to vote as he can blow the planet up in order to kill all niggers on his own already.

Batman doesn't vote - he's already pocketed all the politicians with a mixture of buying them out and visiting them at night and repeatedly socking them in the face.

>>72309031
Nah, he was running in the Republican primary, which really was crazy.