Superman: Hijo rojo

Red Son challenges the traditional hero narrative by placing Superman in a different political context. I'm curious how this shift influences the themes of morality and power.

The story raises questions about loyalty and ideology in a way that felt fresh. I wonder if this made readers think differently about heroism and duty.

This setting creates a stark contrast to the classic American hero trope. I'm interested in what the author aimed to explore through this historical framing.