While the two sides online continued battling for three days,
the official media in the real world remained unanimous in their attitude, full of praise.
For example, Leon was watching the news on the Los Angeles KNKV Television Station.
A month ago, this station had still been hinting that Superman was a dictator who would persecute people around the world.
Now, the familiar female host was still on television, wearing that same familiar smile.
But what she said was:
"Superman's appearance has been a shot in the arm. He thwarted Hydra's plan to destroy the world, saved more than ten million people, and became the light of human civilization!"
"Without a doubt, he will become the beacon of a new era and our United States' closest friend!"
"We have invited a renowned sociologist. He will now provide a more detailed analysis."
A professor with a sign reading "Francis" placed in front of him then appeared on screen.
He cleared his throat lightly and began speaking.
He started with Superman's kindness in the comics, then extended the discussion to Superman facing the nuclear explosion alone in the real world three days ago.
The analysis claimed that this real-life Superman must have had a pair of parents as kindhearted as the Kents.
It ultimately reached the conclusion that Superman was absolutely just and kind.
Leon watched in amazement.
The same people, in the same situation.
How could these people deliver statements completely opposite to what they had said a month ago while keeping such straight faces?
Didn't having a boomerang smack them in the face make them feel ashamed?
He had never expected the joke he had made with Tony back then to actually become reality.
Unless he really showed a kindhearted and merciful side afterward,
the media would probably keep praising