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Climate Change

Location: Fortress of Solitude Panel 1: Superman: “I have so many questions, Father.” 2: Jor-El: “I am not your father, Kal-El. I am an artificial intelligence based on your father.” 3: Superman: “I know, but can I call you Father? It’s easier.” Jor-El: “Very well. I will answer to the name Father from now on.” Superman: “Father, I have questions about Krypton. You were a scientist who was trying to warn the government about imminent disaster. But they wouldn’t listen. I fear my adopted home is suffering the same fate.” 4: Jor-El: “You have 492 unread e-mails, Kal-El. Would you like me to delete them?” Superman: “…No. I’m working through those. Why are you looking at my e-mail?” Jor-El: “I am integrated into every part of this Fortress of Solitude, Kal-El, including your e-mail.” 5: Jor-El: “I have deleted all your e-mail.” Superman: “No! I told you not to do that!” Jor-El: “I violated your instructions. You are right to be upset. I’m sorry. It won’t happen again.” Superman: “Okay, good. So as I was saying…Please help me learn from your failure. Earth is headed towards a climate catastrophe which could be mitigated by clean energy technology but too many of our elected leaders refuse to even acknowledge the problem. How can I convince them to listen to the scientists?” 6: Jor-El: “You have two new e-mails.” Superman: “Later, please.” Jor-El: “I have deleted them.”
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Published March 6, 2026
Categorized as Comics Tagged DC, Jor-El, Superman

Bibbidi Bobbidi Poo

Location: Decepticon base Panel 1: Thundercracker: “Skywarp, do you ever feel bad about what our war is doing to this planet and the humans who live here?” Skywarp, flipping the bird: “Man, @#!% dem humans.” 2: Thundercracker: “If you slow down and pay attention, they’ve done some remarkable things. They’ve got such a rich culture! Music, literature, film, and art.” 3: Thundercracker holds up a toilet with a human head emerging from the bowl. Thundercracker: “Look at this thing! It’s called a Skibidi Toilet. Truly the pinnacle of human culture.” Skyearp: “All right, maybe the humans have some redeeming qualities.”
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Published February 20, 2026
Categorized as Comics Tagged Skibidi Toilet, Skywarp, Thundercracker, Transformers

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