Was he right or wrong?

>>92742967
Yes, his only misstake was working with the Wall.

>>92742967
Making a SuperDaughter was fine. Just getting in with waller was a baddy. The

Its not OK to make a clone of somebody with genetic material you stole from her. And even if that is forgivable, its REALLY not ok to indulge her efforts to murder the original because their mental leak is making her a nicer person.

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You think he'll ever be a good father to Galatea?

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>>92743583
She's busy relearning basic motor skills

He was right to fear Superman, he was just wrong to make a bunch of psycho clones to stop him.

>Hamilton spent the rest of his life caring for his plant girl
>Here you go Galatea. All nice and mushy. I'll let it flow down the tube while I change your diaper.

>>92742967
I'd like to think that in the moment he realized that Galatea cared for him and he considered her a person, that he knew he was wrong to create an expendable sentient weapon.

>>92742967
>>92742967
>my best friend got mindcontrolled by an evil alien god and sent to attack earth
well that fucking sucks dude
>when he came back to his senses I still blamed him for everything he did
kinda shitty but trauma's a bitch, I get it
>so I stole his cousin's blood to create a superpowered psycho-killer as a contingency
wait what
>who calls me "daddy"
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Don't recall the details but I think he also had a hand in creating/maintaining the Ultimen since he was at Cadmus, which is a whole other basket of fucked up

>>92743998
You forgot the important part, where he threatened Hamilton after he was reluctant to save Supergirl.

>>92743998
Two more things; 1, Superman threatened him, and Hamilton was scared for his life.
2. He also helped create Doomsday.

He must have also been aware of all the people she killed, like those retired army men.

>>92744035
I honestly missed the S:TAS finale, tell me what Kara herself did to deserve such an egregious breach of trust

Taking it out on an innocent third party for what Superman did or said is straight-up villain territory otherwise

>>92744204

I guess the logic is that if you have to prepare countermeasures for the event of Superman's corruption, you have to apply that same level to Kara as well since she's Kryptonian, so a breach of her trust is necessary?

Still not a good enough justification though. Remember when Reed Richards made Ragnarok to be Tony's enforcer for the Superhuman Registration Act? Same thing.

>>92744204
She aided Superman who was an enemy of the state and got fucked up, so when Hamilton was nervous about aiding bunch of criminals, one of whom had just helped enslave the planet, Superman pulled the ol' glowing red eyes on him.

>>92744577

She didn't aid Superman, she got beaten nearly to death fighting him while he was in the process of attacking the US military. They rewarded her for nearly dying to save their lives by locking her in a red sunlight prison. They then shoot HER when Superman tries to get them out of the prison, not the guy who tried to take over the planet, and when they get out they find out that the Army has lumped her in with Superman's treason WHEN SHE ALMOST DIED TRYING TO STOP HIM.

Fuck General Hardcastle and fuck Hamilton.

We'll no he made a sentient cloned weapon for the Wall