Let's talk about Clark

[hyperanthropos]

A Midwest farmer couple realizes that they need to have a talk about their adopted son Clark.
This is a work of fan-fiction. The featured characters belong to DC Comics.

A written version of the story can now be found on the fandom-site "Archive of our Own" as "We need to talk about Clark"
Link: We need to talk about Clark - pridd100 - Superman - All Media Types [Archive of Our Own]

Comments

[stubbleupdate]

Did you delete this post, or did the mods?

[hyperanthropos]

Sorry for not answering sooner. I deleted my first post. Posting the story again seemed easier.

[icon_uk]

Hi again

It looks like, when you created this post, you set comments to "Comments Screening" to "All Comments", which means no one can see any posts made on this post other than yourself (and the Mod team) until you approve them individually.

You should be able to edit the Comments to "Journal Default" and they'll appear.

I appreciate it can be tricky getting the hang of posts, so if you feel the need reach out to the Mods (myself and sistermagpie are the best contacts) then please feel free.

[hyperanthropos]

Thank you very much for your advice and your kind offer. The comments are now unscreened. ;)

[bradygirl_12]

Yep, the Government would swoop in and take Clark for sure. That's when people complain about 'keeping secrets' ( especially in Smallville, I just roll my eyes.

[superfangirl1]

This is very nice and adorable great. Thank you for sharing.

[hyperanthropos]

You're welcome. :) The idea was, that before the Kents tell Clark about his origin, there had to be a moment before that, where they have to confront the truth themselves.

[apachefirecat]

Totally agreed, and this was AWESOME!!! all the way around!!!!!! Y'all captured both the Kents and the dilemma, and their different takes on it, PERFECTLY!!!!!!

[hyperanthropos]

Thanks. I'm glad you enjoyed the comic

[thenicochan]

This was lovely! I love the realism of Jonathan and Martha not really having an argument, but feeling kind of heated with how overwhelming the situation is. That Jonathan raises his voice but quickly apologizes was a nice touch. I'm in my feels.