Superman introduces Lois Lane to his Parents | #shorts #justiceleague #superman #flash #loislane

[Frog_On_A_Piece_Of_Toast]

“You know me better than anyone”
Nah batman def knows more

[vukkumsp]

Atleast - Lois 's reason to love Clark is not because he is superman

[Child_of_the_Void]

"you know me better than anyone"
"That's a shame"
Honestly this line goes hard

[mikaelbrady]

Max Tennson voicing Clark's earth dad is just pure gold.

[sleeplessdistrict]

Why are people shitting on Lois in this scene? She feels as if her partner is hiding something from her since he’s clearly nervous to talk about his past, which he absolutely is because he’s Superman.

[b-theflyingfortress]

Well tbf when you're faster than almost all of your enemies, you're kinda free to reveal your identity considering that they can't really do shizz unless they're also a speedster...

[travisnguyen]

"you know me better than anyone". Idk bro...Batman can definitely give Lois a run for her money on that 😅

[VanillaMidgetSSBM]

My favorite part about the discussion with Flash is that Arthur immediately adds in his piece "C'mon Supes, you can't just drop that on the honeymoon"

[GrandTheFirst]

Grandpa max 😭 no wonder he knows so much about aliens

[dairokutenmaou]

Clark To Lois : You know me better than anyone.
Batman : Bet.

[jaimej]

I grew up watching Smallville and my dad told me that Lana never existed in the comics so it's really nice seeing her mentioned in this animation

[UthmaanXDFire]

Having Paul Eiding as Jonathan Kent is perfect casting

[cobaltprime]

Grandpa Max being Pa Kent makes too much sense

[nicolasfury]

She's a reporter and other people's stories are her life

[yellowsunshine]

“Lois, you know me better than anyone”
Batman: “Pfft, say that to my 5TB of your private information”

[VortexFromFire]

Them mentioning Lana, and Me watching smallville growing up.😔

[shubanobi]

Superman and Flash is the difference between someone who got their powers when they were “older” and was able to rationalize the risks of revealing their identity vs someone who was raised to keep their identity a secret from everyone. I think its very realistic that flash would be very cautious and superman almost prohibitively cautious

[Chunkyloops]

Thats what marriage is all about. Being able to trust and love someone enough that you trust they can keep up with your burdens and trust them with your secrets, and in turn, you do the same for them.

[aceofpentaclesk]

I think, personally, I would WANT to know I was being put in danger like i do get keeping it a secret but if youre going to get all the way to marriage at that point tell your fucking partner so they can make the decision for themself

[dragon]

In the new adventures of Lois and Clark in the 90s she finds out and becomes even more reckless so i kind of see Clarks point