Did Nick O'Teen really deserve to die?
>>153552786Should have stopped smoking
>>153552786One less irishman in the world
>>153552786Let's draft him for the next Superman Revenge Squad.
>>153552786He killed billions
>>153552985To make trillions.
>>153552985To save trillions (of dollars)
>>153552786Well now we have his brother Dick O'Teen as the President.
>>153552786He was replaced by Fent O'Neil.
>>153553084underrated try some
>>153552786Killing Nick in the comics was such an obvious mistake. He's easily one of Superman's most recognizable villains and it's only a matter of time before another writer brings him back.
>>153552786That guy was inside Hector?
>>153553142not unless DC crosses over with the British government department that owns the character
>>153552786He just came back as Smoke from Cartoon All-Stars. Superman foolishly destroying his body only made him more powerful, he became an embodiment of the act of smoking, no longer restricted to just cigarettes.
>>153552786He was so young. Teenagers should never die.
>>153552786He didn't die, he got trapped inside a vape pen. Which ironically gave him a second wind amongst the kids, who know him as Zjynn the genie. Now they think Superman is lame when he tries to lecture them, and are convinced ol' Nick is harmless.
I still think of him as a Porky Pig rogue, so it might have been more about him not matching the tone they wanted anymore.
Making him a rapist in that 2006 crossover was going too far in my opinion.
>>153552786I always kinda want these 'evil' mascots to be shown as Chads with 'good' moralfagging heroes as virgin incels.
>>153554299>You just don't get it. He's reformed!>Why can't you just give me a chance, Superman? Can you even prove I've done anything wrong?Like when Lex is up to something but you can't just throw him in jail.
>>153553084don't forget O. P. Oid
>>153554555avoid the Oid
>>153554486Projecting?
>>153554655No, it's just fun to see the Evil guys that get their asses kicked to be on top. Call it contrarianism, but more often than not cartoonishly evil underdogs are more likable than boring good guys
