Superman, Killer...? (merged)

[Tropicaltalent]

THis is now way off the beaten track...? Isn't it?

[i luv tom welling]

Superman doesn't like to kill the bad guys. At least Clark kinda felt guilty afterwards... but it would be nice if he could find an alternative.

[man of steel37013]

TECHNICALLY HE DID NOT KILL ANYONE TITAN ACCIDENTALLY KILLED HIMSELF

[jimmyolsenblues]

Only way to get rid of them is to kill them.
I love it. Clark becomes batman

[Uffr]

That had to suck.

[i luv tom welling]

No need to post in all caps. Clark admitted that he wanted to kill Titan with his bare hands and wasn't sure it was an accident.

[Raging Clue]

I would have done the same thing. If he couldn't use that little crystal on him, then killing him was his only option.

[niki]

"I wanted to kill him, Mom. I wanted to kill him with my bare hands. I've never felt rage like that before."

Aww, Clark ... I want to give him a hug, he seems so distressed.
I'd say "technically" he didn't really kill him, since it was Titan's weapon that stabbed him that finally killed off Titan but err ... yes. That's only to make myself think Clark's not a killer haha.

AND NOOO!!
Now Clark is back to wussy Lana grieving.

[sprmansmyhero]

He wasn't human. And he fell on his own stick. And it was self defense. And he feels bad about it. SOOO all and all superman doesn't equal murder. I think they are keeping to the his essence.

[i luv tom welling]

Originally posted by niki
"I wanted to kill him, Mom. I wanted to kill him with my bare hands. I've never felt rage like that before."

Aww, Clark ... I want to give him a hug, he seems so distressed.
I'd say "technically" he didn't really kill him, since it was Titan's weapon that stabbed him that finally killed off Titan but err ... yes. That's only to make myself think Clark's not a killer haha.

AND NOOO!!
Now Clark is back to wussy Lana grieving.

And it's funny, because he has felt rage like that before. In season 1, episode 9 ("Rogue") Clark told Jonathan that he wanted to kill Sam Phelan. I'm sure he was more emotionally involved with that episode than he was with Titan (since Phelan got Jonathan arrested and was blackmailing the family).

[freefall]

He also had felt the same kind of rage in Vengeance.

[HowardFilms]

Originally posted by jimmyolsenblues
Only way to get rid of them is to kill them.
I love it. Clark becomes batman

Batman never kills. I'd say in the comics, Supes kills villains (generally the no-other-way hardcore baddies) way more than Bats does. Bruce looks scary, but he's nothing but a big 'ol softie deep down

[Krypton935]

He had no other choice. he couldn't let titan keep killing people. Besides he didn't really kill him it was an accident. It was totally alright with me.

[freefall]

I thought none of the JL would ever kill unless it's absolutely necessary? (and lots and lots of feelings of guilt afterwards)

[HowardFilms]

Yeah, well Bats is actually way more anti-killing than anyone.

Superman's killed plenty when necessary, Wonder Woman killed in cold blood for heavens sake, and let's not get started on Hal Jordan, lol.