American comics: From Hogwarts to God on Earth

Chapter 348 Superman's First Love: Lana

Before leaving, Rune gave Wolverine a handbag full of money.

In the comics, Wolverine has worked as a lumberjack, fisherman, and bar bodyguard, among other manual labor jobs. Before joining the X-Men, he also participated in some military operations as a mercenary. As a core member of the X-Men, Wolverine also receives some subsidies from Professor X. Other wealthy heroes occasionally also provide financial assistance to the X-Men, but Wolverine's savings are actually not that much.

His attitude towards money has always been: "Enough to buy cigars and beer is enough; let Charles worry about the rest."

Upon arriving in this world, if Rune didn't lend Logan a hand, he suspected the mutant would soon be reduced to starvation. Don't forget, his partner is Constantine, a guy who can spend most of his earnings on cigarettes, alcohol, and companion dolls.

Watching Rune leave, Constantine put his arm around the mutant's shoulder. "Hey, want to try one of Rune's companion dolls?"

Logan raised an eyebrow. "What do you mean by 'companion doll'? You mean these kinds of things?"

He pulled a shrunken alien puppet from his pocket; this was the only one he had left. He had given the others to the mutants who didn't have much fighting ability.

"Rune always likes you so much, doesn't he?" Constantine scoffed, making no mention of the unconscious symbiote he'd obtained from Rune. "Never mind, come with me, I'll show you something good!"

"Hey, I don't think Rune is just favoring me alone," Logan retorted. "Isn't your symbiote the best example? But I advise you to be careful, if you don't want to develop another alternate personality."

Considering the lewd smile on Constantine's face, Logan was reluctant to follow, but he soon spotted the so-called companion puppets.

In the comics, Wolverine has had romantic relationships with several characters, including Jean Grey (Phoenix), Mariko (a Japanese noblewoman), and Keira Knightley (Silver Fox). However, unlike Stark, most of Logan's relationships are accompanied by deep emotional bonds, rather than the kind where he just picks up a pretty guy or girl for a quick fling after a crisis is over.

He did enjoy physical intimacy, but he wasn't a pure libertine. Emotional support was what Logan wanted most, so he immediately mocked the Hellstalker: "I've lived for almost two hundred years and I haven't fallen so low as to sleep with a puppet."

"They're way more exciting than real people!" Constantine wasn't angry at all. He happily hugged the two dolls that looked like Tifa and Rose, one on each side. "Of course, compared to the succubi in Hell, they're still a tiny bit less exciting, but only a tiny bit."

As he spoke, he made a gesture that could easily be misinterpreted as an insult to Korean men, but Wolverine scoffed at it, giving Hellscream two middle fingers and saying, "If you let your thing touch me, I'll chop up your sausage and eggs and feed them to the stray dogs on the street."

Constantine, who had originally intended to bring the two closer, snorted. In his circle of acquaintances, those who had fought together, shared a room together, shared dirt together, and—well, that kind of thing—were the best people to bring together. But he hadn't expected to miscalculate with Wolverine.

"You think I care? It's better if you don't come; I can enjoy myself all by myself!"

During this time, Rune had a rare moment of leisure. Clark was working like a man possessed, cleaning up Terminators in the world of The Boys. Some shelters even wanted to erect statues of Clark, but he refused them all. He was currently in charge of distributing Compound V around.

In order to minimize population loss, Queen Maeve asked Superman for help in delivering the message that "the mastermind behind Judgment Day has been dealt with and the Advanced Terminator has been rendered incapable" to other remote shelters where roads are difficult to open in the short term, and persuaded them to inject themselves with the modified version of Compound V.

Clark readily agreed, but the daily life of being presented with flowers by the survivors of the shelter also changed his mindset.

Good news! Clark's ability development has accelerated, and without worrying about satellite surveillance and FBI agents, he can experiment with his abilities on those poor Terminators without restraint.

The bad news is that Clark is somewhat disgusted with his current life. Compared to ordinary people who still have to go to school in the DC Universe, Clark would much rather be a savior in a post-apocalyptic wasteland.

As a result, Clark became absent-minded at school, and the first thing he did after school was to ask Rune to open the portal. He stopped doing his homework, and even his classmates who used to be on good terms with him felt that Clark was like a different person, and even his grades had deteriorated a lot.

So, Lana Blue came to the Kent family.

That's right. Steve and Stark not only taught Clark how to be a superhero, but also how to win a girl's heart. Clark has a sunny and tough appearance, a kind heart, and with the wisdom of Steve and Stark, Clark easily developed a good relationship with Lana.

However, even with the help of these two, Clark still failed to confess his feelings to Lana, and the two remained in the stage of being more than friends but not quite lovers.

When the girl stood in front of the Kent's house, she nervously clutched a small gift box. Although they both lived in Smallville, this was Lana's first time visiting Clark's home, so she brought a small gift.

Just then, a very pretty little girl came out of Kent's house, her face expressionless.

And for some reason, Lana always felt a chill down her spine when she saw her.

She hadn't even knocked on the door, so how did this little girl know she was there?

Lana shook her head, clearing her mind of all the jumbled thoughts. "Hello? I didn't know Clark had a little sister—"

"Hello, who are you looking for?" The little girl was Raven, and she looked at Lana with some confusion.

Martha peeked out from the kitchen and, seeing Lana, burst out laughing: "It's Lana! Come in and sit down! You wouldn't believe it, Clark's been—"

Just then, Clark's voice came from upstairs: "Mom!"

Rune and Clark came down together. Lana arrived at just the right time; Rune was about to open a portal for Clark. Clark heard Lana's voice before he even went in. He was still hesitating whether to go through the portal or go down to see Lana, but his mother's words made him give up the idea of ​​going to the wasteland.

If he doesn't go and greet Lana soon, he's going to die!