Yay new chapter!

I like the interactions between the SuperKids

J

Ah, so Marta doesn't know about the bond thing yet... fun chapter, look forward to seeing Lois join the class

PJ

Great as usual. I'm glad to see the gang getting together and Lois part of the group. Oy Veh, having your mother in your head!!!

Artemis

I've updated and cleared up the type on the Dagger Family Tree. It's in the same place. Refresh if it doesn't look clearer. Dagger Family Tree

Wonderful as always, Nan.

Love that CJ is kind of in charge and that he's so much like Clark [which isn't surprising ].

Interesting that Marta doesn't know about the bond between her and Wyatt [did I read that part right? I was thinking she did, but I could be wrong - I read very very late last night]. And Lois in their heads... poor kids .

Can't wait to see what they find out!
Carol

Marta knows about the Kryptonian bond, as regards to her mom and dad, and CJ and Linda, but she hasn't figured out the one between her and Wyatt, yet.

Nan

Gotcha .

Thanks!
Carol

Really entertaining stuff there, Nan. So now that Marta hasn't figured her bond-mate-thingy out yet, I can't wait to seeing it unfold onscreen. It's either going to kick-start her flying abilities are set her flat on her behind , depending on whether she takes more after Lois or Clark

Michael

This was hilarious! So true. Definitely Lois Lane's daughter!

I love all the ways CJ's likeness to Clark comes out - his wandering thoughts about Linda were great.

The class was great, but you stopped right before the best part!

Amber

I love Nan Smith stories. They're always good. As ever, you hold my interest with great plot and characterization. Now it's not just one Superman - it's a whole bunch of Super-kids! I'll be interested to see where this goes.

More, please. Soon.

Nice addition to the various things going on and the little background on Intergang...now, I need some more A-Plot action!

Of course the B-Plot of Wyatt and Marta was nice too.

James

I like how they were careful to keep their thoughts down. It wouldn't be appropriate if some little kid overhears them, after all--not to mention the uninitiated.


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