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[[folder: Why isn't Jon an emotional wreck?]]
In the ''Man of Steel'' miniseries that began this run, Jon was presented as being seriously traumatized by the events of ''Super Sons of Tomorrow''. Yet ''The House of El'' has Jon return to Earth after ''much worse'' experiences (including being verbally and physically abused by Ultraman for about five years) yet he's still acting like his old, chipper self. What the heck is going on?
* The inexplicableness of this was lampshaded (but not explained) in [[https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-2YQPrHVuFOw/YNTgjdpQBqI/AAAAAAABb-I/K8eK37iAgWs2e4ycRzcVoOdJT0MyiQAMwCNcBGAsYHQ/s962/sm%2B32-06.jpg a Superman issue penned by Phillip Kennedy Johnson]].
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[[folder: Why isn't Jon an emotional wreck?]]
In the ''Man of Steel'' miniseries that began this run, Jon was presented as being seriously traumatized by the events of ''Super Sons of Tomorrow''. Yet ''The House of El'' has Jon return to Earth after ''much worse'' experiences (including being verbally and physically abused by Ultraman for about five years) yet he's still acting like his old, chipper self. What the heck is going on?
* The inexplicableness of this was lampshaded (but not explained) in [[https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-2YQPrHVuFOw/YNTgjdpQBqI/AAAAAAABb-I/K8eK37iAgWs2e4ycRzcVoOdJT0MyiQAMwCNcBGAsYHQ/s962/sm%2B32-06.jpg a Superman issue penned by Phillip Kennedy Johnson]].
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