"yo........we just saw the dude fucking explode, and he is still alive and we dont really know how his powers work.....lets take him to our space station." fucking brilliant.
Uncle Sam is actually a pretty tragic character. He not only witnessed his country being occupied by the Axis, but his team (specially poor Phantom Girl 😢) was slaughtered by Alexander Luthor's villain team during the "Infinite Crisis". And despite all of this, he never gave up and fought till the end. I am not even american, but damn, that son of a b*tch made me proud to feel American, anyway.
Neither am I, but... That's what america is about, or what it used to be anyways. Yeah they were loudmouths and a bit self-righteous, but the old americans dreamed of a world where every man (and eventually every woman) was free to forge their own destiny and had no king or fuhrer or premier to oppress them
Uncle Sam in DC is the literal embodied concept of the American Dream -- the ideal and idealized version of America. He (or at least the proto-version of him) was created in a mystical ritual by the Freemasons among the Founders. He requires a human willing to act as a conduit for him (as do beings like the Spectre and Doctor Fate) but given that, he is as strong as the belief of Americans in a better America. He also split into Billy Yank and Johnny Reb and fought himself during the Civil War, so he's subject to derangement and damage if the country isn't united, and he can be weakened by things like widespread cynicism. He also once teleported to Smallville and punched Superman into the next state because Luthor being elected President caused him to start to take on Luthor's belief that Superman was a dangerous alien and a corrupting influence on humanity. Superman was able to talk him down, though, but as he is a magical being, Superman was getting his ass handed to him prior to getting through to Sam's basic decency and sense of justice, since Superman is vulnerable to magic.
@@Mohamedbloo Uncle Sam doesn't embody America as it is nearly so much as he embodies the dream of America -- America as it wants to believe that it is. He's an aspirational ideal, not an accurate reflection. If people generally rejected the hope or dream of a better America, and accepted the idea of an America that's basically failed and fallen short of what it could have been, Uncle Sam would wither and die. Lack of hope for a better America is basically his kryptonite.
Fun Fact: There is actually a Marvel villain called U-Man who is an Atlantean that, because of his hatred against Namor, allied with the Nazis to become more powerful and kill Namor. The irony is that in this DC story, Aquaman is called U-Man, and if you remember, Aquaman is a rip-off of Namor.
Probably the only reason being that German is a silly and stupid language, no matter the audience. Generally the name would be stupid as fuck to any American, Mexican, Canadian, and funny enough still stupid as fuck sounding to any neighbor countries or “sister-languages” it’s a ridiculous language.
I feel this is a really interesting case study about the essence of Superman. If he grew up in any other situation, would Superman still be Superman? What I found interesting was that while he grew up to embody Nazi ideology, we see throughout the story a sort of inner real Superman trying to get out. It’s like that despite believing in what he was raised to believe, a part of him new deep down that this was wrong and he couldn’t bring himself to defend anymore.
This story really made me feel bad for the Freedom Fighters (the heroic group of Earth-X made up of Uncle Sam, Phantom Girl, Plastic Man, etc). Imagine having to survive against a world conquered by the Third Reich and an indestructible living weapon like Overman.
Ergh, I'm more conflicted with that. Like they definetly have good cause to fight but how literal terrorist attack that destroyed entire city with its own population will make others stand with them? In how they act FF are no better than Nazis, killing millions "for an idea of better world"
@@LineOfThy No, actually. Plastic man in this universe got captured and turned into a mass produced weapons program called.....PlaSStic men. Look it up.
@@changvasejarik62 That's a really fucked up way of thinking my guy. Just as a reminder, the country of Germany still exists, like we didn't go home from home to kill everyone. Probably shouldn't be bringing modern wars into this but that's the same justification Russia is using to justify its warcrimes in Ukraine.
Yeah . I understand that war is war , but why don't they go after military targets ? Not only it's immoral , but also wouldn't that make the population support the Nazi regime even more ? The goverment of the Reich would have an extremely easy time to rally it's population against the freedom fighters after they blew a hole city
Many people think nurture is more influential than nature. For the most part that is true but the people who see that as an absolute seriously underestimate the influence of one’s natural instincts.
Love the fact that Clark, despite being a literal n*Zi, still felt enormous guilt for what he did. THAT'S how Superman would act, not that edgelord of Injustice
It's funny. One man raised by a cruel dictator and a fucked up ideology was conflicted by his actions without intervention, but a strong inner guilt. And the other one was raised by a loving, humble couple, understood his mission as a simbol of hope and justice, but one single tragedy changed his whole belief system so he declared himself the absolute dictator of the world.
It’s super interesting, cause the one of the concepts the creators had going into making the original Superman, is that Superman was an anti-ubermench. The creators were originally Jewish and had both lived through world war 2. So essentially this story is what if Superman became the thing his whole character was created to oppose
I’m ngl I thought this story would be packed with more internal battles. Cuz I feel like snapping Superman out of Nazi teachings wouldn’t be an easy task, he would have to see his destruction from the eyes of a survivor or something planning to betray the team. I don’t think Overman would go “maybe what I’m doing is bad”, out of the blue. Overall, writing was a lot more lacking than I thought. I would like this to be more fleshed out as a mini series or such.
For real, this feels like something written for the holocaust commemoration, I know that hitler is evil but make the characters act like characters ffs
@@rachel1215 most def. For Overman to suddenly go “maybe what I’m doing is wrong?” Is just dumb because they didn’t want to write a full comic abt it. Like you can’t make regular Superman switch to evilness so easy, what makes Overman any different? Overall, the comic leaves much to be desired
I love how Grant Morrison designed this whole story to mirror Richard Wagner's epic opera 'The Ring of the Nibelung', which was about the follies and fall of the norse gods. Also: Multiversity is a damn masterpiece - would love to see you cover Pax Americana
i'm not even that into comics but not making him a yellow lantern seems like a huge missed opportunity . editing because i forgot to say , love your videos !
I can kinda under stand nazi Green lantern but over girl? Super girl came to earth as a teen so would she just go along with the nazi stuff or would it have been more like injustice if we got to see her live longer?
I also think Wonder Woman would have left the Amazons, took one look at this world and said “Mom was right about the world of men.” And then turned around to go home. Also why would the Nazis want Martian man hunter for anything other than a lab rat to experiment on? They’re not exactly known for being accepting of people different to them.
I know Superman is the bad guy in this but at the end of the, I can’t help but see uncle sam as the villain. I mean he literally killed millions just to prove a point
While the concept in the comic is very interesting, I think it is executed rather poorly and a lot of the stuff doesn't really make sense... like the Freedom Fighters basically killing Metropolist with the crashing Eagle's Nest and saying it's "for the people"
yeah i mean were they just hoping that superman would leave? out of what some sort of expectation of goodheartedness, they knew it wouldnt kill superman and from their perspective he shouldnt have any redeemable qualities
This feels like a sort of "reverse Injustice" in that instead of a good Superman turning into a dictator, we see an evil Superman being mentally crushed by the moral atrocities he has committed to the point he can't bring himself to do it anymore.
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Nah… I’m not letting the fact that Batman became a Nazi because his parents were murdered, slide. That implied that the person who murdered his parents was a- I’m out.
That’s not Bruce Wayne, the Nazi Batman is the grandson of fictional WW1 hero Hans(Enemy Ace) Von Hammer. It’s possible Nazi Batman’s parents are alive and he became Batman in a foolish attempt at continuing his grandfather’s legacy.
This one just felt underwhelming. Definately pales in comparion to Red Son, which really got you in his head and you could see how he comes undone. This felt rushed and hollow in a way.
0:07 There's a world where a Batman who was Lex Luthor & a half-Martian-half-Kryptonian Superman are in a romantic relationship 1:18 Hitler deserved that grueling shit 😂😂
1:09 That comic on the left, American Crusader, is actually a real comic from Nedor Comics back during World War II. Archibald Masters is a college professor that walked into an atom smasher and got superstrength, speed, and flight. As the American Crusader, he fought Nazis. Lots of Nazis. The Lois Lane character in this is his secretary, Jane. What was always funny about this comic was that rather than JUST being a Clark Kent character in his civilian identity, Archie also played the fool, seemingly being oblivious to the entire adventure that went on around him rather than just being timid. Jane was also always on his case for being more into his field of study than into the American military machine. I haven't ever seen him with a shield, though.
Ya see, Marvel would never try to do anything like this. Oh no, it would stain their image, but DC could not care less. They were like "Heck yeah, Nazi Superman."
@@Ripplistic you know you can talk about nazis in regular conversation right? Unless someone walks by and hears you actively praising the reich or something, they most likely aren't gonna care, least not where I'm from
I like that no matter what, no matter who raises him or his circumstances, Superman eventually does the right thing in these stories. Because at heart, superman is a good person. Even if it takes a while for him to figure out what good actually is.
I honestly wanted to see more of the freedoms fighters against the Nazi-league. Spoilers ahead! It’s why the 2018 series was something of a disappointing. Still Uncle Sam crushing cyborg overman well worth the price of the trade.
A cool sequel would be Overman finding another planet and actually becoming Superman, using his time in the Nazi Empire as a warning to whatever natives he found
"The world has changed since the Nazis and overman took over America, there's no other country to oppose the regime" Soviet Union:*cough*.. *cough* "Truly we don't have any hope at all" Soviet Union:"Let me guess, because we are socialist that opposed the US we won't get mentioned at all, am I right? " "Luckily, uncle Sam and his freedom team will ensure victory and bring hope! " Soviet Union:"Of course there's propaganda"
Think this comic really misses a lot of superman's roots and a lot of america's history and how much the nazis got from us and how much america was like them.
@mrpizzawizard brother, I know all about the scp foundation. This. This is a joke. Because what in gods name can actually beat the strongest anti-meme in the verse, actually?
Don't let people discourage you, everyone has the right to enjoy what they like. I was here when reading comics was cringe, at the time when the word cringe didn't even exist. To quote Stan Lee, they are characters, whoever the writer wants them to win is going to win, no matter what justification you try to give. So don't think about it too much. I know absolutely nothing about SCPs, but the Justice League has already faced beings with cosmic powers, and most of the members are broken to a level that one could argue they are not well written, so I could imagine DC winning. But, I don't like power scaling, I think it discredits comics and only divides the community, instead of appreciating how beautiful comics are.
Nazi Batman must not be as smart as normal Batman, considering normal Batman would've saw what bringing someone literally called *"THE HUMAN BOMB"* onto a spacestation would result in.
Superman in nazi Germany is f8cking hell Superman in Soviet Union is f8cking hell Superman in America is good and all until the Joker decides to play on easy mode... In the end superman turns evil and it's f8cking hell
Now hold on. How are you gonna blame Overman for what happens to metropolis? Millions died because the Super Good Guy Resistance™ dropped a fuckin space station on a city. I get it, "Nazis bad! 😡" But this is like blaming Superman for Joker blowing up metropolis in Injustice. Which if you use the same logic, you could.
I thought I was going to get something neat like Red Sun or even something interesting a morally complicated. Instead, I got Hitler shitting himself on the toilet....
The green lantern ring was like "man this guy has so much willpower, who cares if he wants to use it for genocide"
Basically Sinestro
@@jordanloux3883 Green Lanterns are just Yellow Lanterns in this Universe.
in the Lantern War comic Ganthet and the rest of the Guardians made a third army using the willpower
Tbf we have seen Hal be able to bypass the encoded rules many times before. So- it's not impossible.
You explained it very well😂
this comic was 200% made just so they could draw hitler taking a dump
I felt the same way.
Ha, they probably already had a very detailed drawing of Hitler on the toilet and figured why not make the rest a comic.
He was having gas leak issues.
"yo........we just saw the dude fucking explode, and he is still alive and we dont really know how his powers work.....lets take him to our space station."
fucking brilliant.
Their space station is built by German engineers in this universe. Much sturdier than the earth 1 one.
@@tindekappa9047 yeah.....but also probably has a fatal flaw that when one wire blows the hole thing goes to shit.
@@tindekappa9047
They think it is at least. German engineering in WW2 is infamous for being terrible
German engineering was good. Look at the cars. JoJo Bizarre Adventure Part 2 had Rudul Von Stroheim.
loads of people driving Ford trucks in here
Uncle Sam is actually a pretty tragic character. He not only witnessed his country being occupied by the Axis, but his team (specially poor Phantom Girl 😢) was slaughtered by Alexander Luthor's villain team during the "Infinite Crisis". And despite all of this, he never gave up and fought till the end. I am not even american, but damn, that son of a b*tch made me proud to feel American, anyway.
This is basically an inverse of America irl
What happened to phantom girl?
Neither am I, but... That's what america is about, or what it used to be anyways. Yeah they were loudmouths and a bit self-righteous, but the old americans dreamed of a world where every man (and eventually every woman) was free to forge their own destiny and had no king or fuhrer or premier to oppress them
Uncle Sam in DC is the literal embodied concept of the American Dream -- the ideal and idealized version of America. He (or at least the proto-version of him) was created in a mystical ritual by the Freemasons among the Founders. He requires a human willing to act as a conduit for him (as do beings like the Spectre and Doctor Fate) but given that, he is as strong as the belief of Americans in a better America. He also split into Billy Yank and Johnny Reb and fought himself during the Civil War, so he's subject to derangement and damage if the country isn't united, and he can be weakened by things like widespread cynicism. He also once teleported to Smallville and punched Superman into the next state because Luthor being elected President caused him to start to take on Luthor's belief that Superman was a dangerous alien and a corrupting influence on humanity. Superman was able to talk him down, though, but as he is a magical being, Superman was getting his ass handed to him prior to getting through to Sam's basic decency and sense of justice, since Superman is vulnerable to magic.
@@Mohamedbloo Uncle Sam doesn't embody America as it is nearly so much as he embodies the dream of America -- America as it wants to believe that it is. He's an aspirational ideal, not an accurate reflection. If people generally rejected the hope or dream of a better America, and accepted the idea of an America that's basically failed and fallen short of what it could have been, Uncle Sam would wither and die. Lack of hope for a better America is basically his kryptonite.
Now imagine an alternative universe where Overman fights Red Son
Barbarossa!
its going to be hilarious watching the replies to this comment devolve into exactly the type of shitshow you'd expect from the YT comments section
I get a superman, you get a superman, we all get a superman! 😂
I'd put money on Red Son, Overman's doubt/self hatred would probably hold him back.
@@DAethrys Also the lack of many good feats to contend with Red Son Superman, but yeah.
I love how they call aquaman, U-man in this universe.
I didn't get it until you spelt U-Man, very clever
I don't get it.
@@kermitgotthesickkicks4265 German submarines are called U-Boats
@@TheNewRobotMaster Oh lol thanks for the enlightenment.
Fun Fact: There is actually a Marvel villain called U-Man who is an Atlantean that, because of his hatred against Namor, allied with the Nazis to become more powerful and kill Namor.
The irony is that in this DC story, Aquaman is called U-Man, and if you remember, Aquaman is a rip-off of Namor.
Mullet man finally asking the real questions
now I want to see the answers he gives in test.
I'm assuming that Overman was used because Übermensch was either too on the nose or already taken?
yep
Probably the only reason being that German is a silly and stupid language, no matter the audience. Generally the name would be stupid as fuck to any American, Mexican, Canadian, and funny enough still stupid as fuck sounding to any neighbor countries or “sister-languages” it’s a ridiculous language.
Dato curioso:los nazis estaban en contra de los cigarrillos y alcohol
Isn’t overman just the English translation of ubermensch
@@jjwang7597, Über-Mann is the translation for Over-Man
Comic book writers really be making anything 😂😂
There is also a communist Superman who was raised in the Soviet Union.
@@FearsomeVoidthat ones pretty good tbh
@@Mr.LaughingDuckProbably not as cool as the one from JoJo. His Stand, Aqua Necklace, has the power to control water and drown people.
@@FearsomeVoid Red Son is peak.
@@FearsomeVoid I like the twist at the end of the comic. Pitty that the animated version had different ending.
Overman: "Hey, dad! I just got accepted in art school!"
Adolf: "Sniff. You truly are the perfect man I once wanted to be, son" 🥲
Aaaaw 😊
He would probably be a better father than his own father... *probably*
@@hyperionofhyperness1883probably couldn’t punish him severely.
I feel this is a really interesting case study about the essence of Superman. If he grew up in any other situation, would Superman still be Superman? What I found interesting was that while he grew up to embody Nazi ideology, we see throughout the story a sort of inner real Superman trying to get out. It’s like that despite believing in what he was raised to believe, a part of him new deep down that this was wrong and he couldn’t bring himself to defend anymore.
Yo why they IMMEDIATELY start blasting Clark? 💀
Are you new to nazi experimentation?
They went "fuck that space baby"
Showcasing how indestructible the child is.
@@harryblockstrue but that would mean someone must have shot him before or something of that shot 😂
because their nazis, it wouldn't be uncommon for them to shoot unknown foringers
This story really made me feel bad for the Freedom Fighters (the heroic group of Earth-X made up of Uncle Sam, Phantom Girl, Plastic Man, etc). Imagine having to survive against a world conquered by the Third Reich and an indestructible living weapon like Overman.
Wait they had PLASTIC MAN???
Ergh, I'm more conflicted with that. Like they definetly have good cause to fight but how literal terrorist attack that destroyed entire city with its own population will make others stand with them? In how they act FF are no better than Nazis, killing millions "for an idea of better world"
Honestly with Plastic Man they’ve basically won. Even Batman is worried about Plastic Manwith his contingency being freeze him and pray
they had plastic man?
F*ck it they've already won
@@LineOfThy No, actually. Plastic man in this universe got captured and turned into a mass produced weapons program called.....PlaSStic men. Look it up.
Oh no not Nazi Alfred.
He could've of solo the war
Could've
@@BenersantheBread But wouldn't because he knew what he grew to believe wasn't right.
@@harryblocks No I mean "could of" is wrong you meant "could've"
@@BenersantheBread oh okay. My apologies
It's s crazy that nazi superman has more heart than injustice superman
Injustice as a story about a fallen superman is overrated.
Why are the Freedom Fighters' main tactic killing civilians though?
They crazy.
Because the civilians are also nazis.
@@changvasejarik62 That's a really fucked up way of thinking my guy. Just as a reminder, the country of Germany still exists, like we didn't go home from home to kill everyone.
Probably shouldn't be bringing modern wars into this but that's the same justification Russia is using to justify its warcrimes in Ukraine.
Yeah . I understand that war is war , but why don't they go after military targets ? Not only it's immoral , but also wouldn't that make the population support the Nazi regime even more ? The goverment of the Reich would have an extremely easy time to rally it's population against the freedom fighters after they blew a hole city
America Fuck Yeah!
It's kind of funny, it seems like even as a nazi superman still had empathy and the things he did were eating him up inside.
Many people think nurture is more influential than nature.
For the most part that is true but the people who see that as an absolute seriously underestimate the influence of one’s natural instincts.
I prefer the What If graphic novel where Superman lands in Russia to this story, personally.
Love the fact that Clark, despite being a literal n*Zi, still felt enormous guilt for what he did. THAT'S how Superman would act, not that edgelord of Injustice
It's funny. One man raised by a cruel dictator and a fucked up ideology was conflicted by his actions without intervention, but a strong inner guilt. And the other one was raised by a loving, humble couple, understood his mission as a simbol of hope and justice, but one single tragedy changed his whole belief system so he declared himself the absolute dictator of the world.
So would the Nazi MM just be Martian Jewhunter?
You get my angry upvote.
Wanna see this superman fighting the one from red son.
It’s super interesting, cause the one of the concepts the creators had going into making the original Superman, is that Superman was an anti-ubermench. The creators were originally Jewish and had both lived through world war 2. So essentially this story is what if Superman became the thing his whole character was created to oppose
Ahora todos los superhéroes son lo opuesto a lo que eran originalmente
We got Soviet superman and now we got Nazi superman?
What's next? Mujahideen superman?
Actually no don't write that
Next will be American Superman 💀
Jihadist Superman be like: Taliban, Jihad, and the Islamic State.
@@rhett5058 lol Islamic State superman
They already have a Muslim superman. He's called the Human Bomb.
@@brandonvortex995 They already have a Muslim superman. He's called the Human Bomb.
I’m ngl I thought this story would be packed with more internal battles. Cuz I feel like snapping Superman out of Nazi teachings wouldn’t be an easy task, he would have to see his destruction from the eyes of a survivor or something planning to betray the team. I don’t think Overman would go “maybe what I’m doing is bad”, out of the blue.
Overall, writing was a lot more lacking than I thought. I would like this to be more fleshed out as a mini series or such.
read superman: red son, it's basically the same story, but a million times better than whatever this is
For real, this feels like something written for the holocaust commemoration, I know that hitler is evil but make the characters act like characters ffs
@@rachel1215 most def. For Overman to suddenly go “maybe what I’m doing is wrong?” Is just dumb because they didn’t want to write a full comic abt it. Like you can’t make regular Superman switch to evilness so easy, what makes Overman any different? Overall, the comic leaves much to be desired
@@gungalgeno-7077 Walmart omni man
The first panel just made me realise there's an actual chance that Hitler could've read the original Superman comic
I love how Grant Morrison designed this whole story to mirror Richard Wagner's epic opera 'The Ring of the Nibelung', which was about the follies and fall of the norse gods.
Also: Multiversity is a damn masterpiece - would love to see you cover Pax Americana
3:15 nazi flash’s helmet being a stahlhelm looks so good. Props to whoever came up with that
i'm not even that into comics but not making him a yellow lantern seems like a huge missed opportunity . editing because i forgot to say , love your videos !
that superman constume is so fcking hard
"So this story starts with Hitler on the toilet."
I can kinda under stand nazi Green lantern but over girl? Super girl came to earth as a teen so would she just go along with the nazi stuff or would it have been more like injustice if we got to see her live longer?
I think in this overgirl was a clone of overman.
I also think Wonder Woman would have left the Amazons, took one look at this world and said “Mom was right about the world of men.” And then turned around to go home.
Also why would the Nazis want Martian man hunter for anything other than a lab rat to experiment on? They’re not exactly known for being accepting of people different to them.
@@MadameTammaif they accepted the Arabs, they can accept Martian Manhunter
@@orrorsaness5942they only accepted them because war makes strange bedfellows
@@MadameTamma Superman reeeealy “screwed” Wonder Woman up in more ways than one ☝️ when they fought. And that’s how the woman became Nazi.
Oh hell nah man these writers are outta thier minds like seriously
I hate nazis as much as anyone else. But uncle Sam literally being the good guy is borderline propaganda lol
Borderline? It straight up is 😂
Supermans: Hanz, are we the bad guy?
aw yeah, we da baddiez
We got Stalin, we got Hitler
Lets get a fucking baller superman raised by Winston Churchill
Superbman fights for truth, justice, and tea.
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I know Superman is the bad guy in this but at the end of the, I can’t help but see uncle sam as the villain. I mean he literally killed millions just to prove a point
youtube then: hey guys i visited a zoo.
yotube now: what if hitl-
While the concept in the comic is very interesting, I think it is executed rather poorly and a lot of the stuff doesn't really make sense... like the Freedom Fighters basically killing Metropolist with the crashing Eagle's Nest and saying it's "for the people"
yeah i mean were they just hoping that superman would leave? out of what some sort of expectation of goodheartedness, they knew it wouldnt kill superman and from their perspective he shouldnt have any redeemable qualities
Would you ever do superman red Son aka soviet superman ?
This feels like a sort of "reverse Injustice" in that instead of a good Superman turning into a dictator, we see an evil Superman being mentally crushed by the moral atrocities he has committed to the point he can't bring himself to do it anymore.
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Where’s Darkseid when you need him
Bro fr said: Nah im out 😭
This was a really cool setup. I liked their spin on the Justice League.
Nah… I’m not letting the fact that Batman became a Nazi because his parents were murdered, slide. That implied that the person who murdered his parents was a- I’m out.
That’s not Bruce Wayne, the Nazi Batman is the grandson of fictional WW1 hero Hans(Enemy Ace) Von Hammer.
It’s possible Nazi Batman’s parents are alive and he became Batman in a foolish attempt at continuing his grandfather’s legacy.
"Overman" is clever because "uber" translates literally to "over", but "ubermensch" is usually translated to Superman.
I didn't survive the explosion.
I am the explosion
Thats goes hard AF 🔥
Take a shot everytime Mullet-Man Comics says Nazi
I dare you
Would make a hell of a movie
2:41 this batman must be a professional cyclist in his real life because holy hell those quads!
This one just felt underwhelming. Definately pales in comparion to Red Son, which really got you in his head and you could see how he comes undone. This felt rushed and hollow in a way.
I'm Sorry can we talk about why Batmans thighs are so THICC? 2:41
He bacame Omni-Man
A nazi Sinestro would make more sense.
But Nazi Flash... hear me out, guys.
How does that even happen? Does fascism just have the chance of turning you into a woman?
Imagine the reaction of Siegel and Shuster, who were both Jewish, if they saw what tgis universe did to their boy 😂😂😂
Probably the same way Joe Simon and Jack Kirby would react to Cap being a Hydra operative
Man I was about make a comment about that😂. Yeah it’s pretty ironic.
We had the communist super-man and now i find a facist super-man,
i miss commuist super-man...
Is it possible to do a whole video about Gwenpool
Never heard ubber mensch in English before but it fits right in as a DC character.
0:07 There's a world where a Batman who was Lex Luthor & a half-Martian-half-Kryptonian Superman are in a romantic relationship
1:18 Hitler deserved that grueling shit 😂😂
Red Son but Overman would be dark as hell
Remember when batman kicked green lantern ass using yellow paint and straight hands
1:09 That comic on the left, American Crusader, is actually a real comic from Nedor Comics back during World War II. Archibald Masters is a college professor that walked into an atom smasher and got superstrength, speed, and flight. As the American Crusader, he fought Nazis. Lots of Nazis. The Lois Lane character in this is his secretary, Jane. What was always funny about this comic was that rather than JUST being a Clark Kent character in his civilian identity, Archie also played the fool, seemingly being oblivious to the entire adventure that went on around him rather than just being timid. Jane was also always on his case for being more into his field of study than into the American military machine.
I haven't ever seen him with a shield, though.
take a drink everytime mullet-man says "Nazi"
Overmen pulling out an Omniman at the end
What if Batman raised Superman? Super Robin? Ultimate Robin? Co-Batman?
Fun fact there’s a universe where Superman lands in the ussr instead of of the USA I would like to see them fight
Ya see, Marvel would never try to do anything like this. Oh no, it would stain their image, but DC could not care less. They were like "Heck yeah, Nazi Superman."
What are you talking about? they certainly would in the past but now, Marvel and DC are both lacking in stories.
Yeah cool but didn't marvel make captain America an agent of hydra, the marvel equivalent of nazis?😂
Also didn’t marvel make noir doc ock one of them?
@@finger3306Yeah but if talk about hydra and someone who doesn’t care for it hears it they pass on by. But if you replace it with nazis..
@@Ripplistic you know you can talk about nazis in regular conversation right? Unless someone walks by and hears you actively praising the reich or something, they most likely aren't gonna care, least not where I'm from
At first I thought it said what if hitler raised Spider-Man and I was ready for a doozy but this might be better
I like that no matter what, no matter who raises him or his circumstances, Superman eventually does the right thing in these stories. Because at heart, superman is a good person. Even if it takes a while for him to figure out what good actually is.
No one talks about how ao vallwd freedom fighters k1lled millions in metropolis
Uncle Sam become the nazi lol 😂
Bro this title is crazy 💀💀💀💀💀
I wonder if it’s this or Red Som that came first.
This right here, *this* is why I live DC 😂
Thanks for the vid
I honestly wanted to see more of the freedoms fighters against the Nazi-league.
Spoilers ahead!
It’s why the 2018 series was something of a disappointing.
Still Uncle Sam crushing cyborg overman well worth the price of the trade.
Ah so that's how the sun invincible series got that I idea of their version of Superman leaving Earth, now I understand the cartoon series.
You can actually see batman and flash of this in bottom of the overgirl page.
A cool sequel would be Overman finding another planet and actually becoming Superman, using his time in the Nazi Empire as a warning to whatever natives he found
Why is Hitler looking like Sam Neil?
I always wonder if people generally like this type of stories.
"The world has changed since the Nazis and overman took over America, there's no other country to oppose the regime"
Soviet Union:*cough*.. *cough*
"Truly we don't have any hope at all"
Soviet Union:"Let me guess, because we are socialist that opposed the US we won't get mentioned at all, am I right? "
"Luckily, uncle Sam and his freedom team will ensure victory and bring hope! "
Soviet Union:"Of course there's propaganda"
Overman vs Red Son next?.
So we had Stalin raise Superman, then Hitler raise Superman. When are we gonna see Mussolini, Hirohito, or Pol Pot raise Superman?
Hirohito raising Superman would mean he could get the army and navy under control and there probably wouldn’t be a war
Thats... thats actually even worse@@goldenfiberwheat238
@@user-gu8hp4zj8w you think war is good?
@@goldenfiberwheat238 better than total japanese econonic domination
@@user-gu8hp4zj8w not sustainable. Japans birth rate is falling
Anyone else notice Batman's thighs
Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster must be super confused.
1:21 KING SHIT RIGHT THERE
1:21
That’s the most non-controversial controversial statement one can say
Why does he look like a Baki character in the thumbnail?
What a strange story.
Think this comic really misses a lot of superman's roots and a lot of america's history and how much the nazis got from us and how much america was like them.
Take place in alternate reality an else worlds story
Try 'Uber' for another alternate WW2 'supermen' story.
His universe was unique alright
So question. How well do you think DC multiverse would fair against the scp multiverse? Do they have a chance?
Gen z comparing scp’s to dc comics. This is the downfall of humanity.
@mrpizzawizard brother, I know all about the scp foundation. This. This is a joke. Because what in gods name can actually beat the strongest anti-meme in the verse, actually?
Cringe asf
I dislike using the word cringe but it's very much accesible to use here. CRINGE ASF.
Don't let people discourage you, everyone has the right to enjoy what they like. I was here when reading comics was cringe, at the time when the word cringe didn't even exist.
To quote Stan Lee, they are characters, whoever the writer wants them to win is going to win, no matter what justification you try to give. So don't think about it too much. I know absolutely nothing about SCPs, but the Justice League has already faced beings with cosmic powers, and most of the members are broken to a level that one could argue they are not well written, so I could imagine DC winning. But, I don't like power scaling, I think it discredits comics and only divides the community, instead of appreciating how beautiful comics are.
Nazi Batman must not be as smart as normal Batman, considering normal Batman would've saw what bringing someone literally called *"THE HUMAN BOMB"* onto a spacestation would result in.
Nazi bat Mayne
Wait Is This Another Elseworlds Story Or Not Because I Read This Comic Book And I Want To Know If It's Real?
Superman in nazi Germany is f8cking hell
Superman in Soviet Union is f8cking hell
Superman in America is good and all until the Joker decides to play on easy mode... In the end superman turns evil and it's f8cking hell
Now hold on. How are you gonna blame Overman for what happens to metropolis? Millions died because the Super Good Guy Resistance™ dropped a fuckin space station on a city. I get it, "Nazis bad! 😡" But this is like blaming Superman for Joker blowing up metropolis in Injustice. Which if you use the same logic, you could.
Love it. Lots of potential.
I thought I was going to get something neat like Red Sun or even something interesting a morally complicated. Instead, I got Hitler shitting himself on the toilet....