From: Superman: Red Son #2-3 (July-August 2003)
In an Elseworld where baby Kal-El landed in the Soviet Union and became the People's Fascist Hero, there apparently was a Krypto. The story deals with an older Superman, so the dog has long since died and is merely an exhibit in Superman's Muscovite Museum.
Missed opportunity to make Krypto a bear, am I right?
In an Elseworld where baby Kal-El landed in the Soviet Union and became the People's Fascist Hero, there apparently was a Krypto. The story deals with an older Superman, so the dog has long since died and is merely an exhibit in Superman's Muscovite Museum.
Missed opportunity to make Krypto a bear, am I right?
Comments
... although I'd pay good money to see that.
... may I quibble? Stalin's communists were not fascists. Oh to be sure, the two had a lot in common: totalitarian state, cult of politics, secret police, etc. But two very big differences separate the two:
- Fascists dream of restoring a lost golden age, while communists dream of a communist utopia yet to come. Philosophically, the two are looking in completely different directions.
- Fascists endorse capitalism; they may sometimes (often) (more often than not) place dictates and demands on businesses, but private ownership of industry is a key part of their world view. Communists, on the other hand, are about centralized ownership of the means of production; private ownership may exist to some extent, but that's only because The Party is not quote ready to take everything over.