#Perry White

[idknwhatputhere]

The happiest moment of his life

[superbat-love]

Cat Grant walked up to Clark’s desk, holding an article draft in hand.

"Clark, can you help to look over this article before—" she trailed off, realizing the man sitting at the desk wasn’t Clark. "Mr. Wayne?!"

Bruce glanced up at her stunned expression and smiled, taking the paper from her. “Clark’s out on assignment,” Bruce said. “I’ll handle this.”

Cat blinked, baffled, not quite sure how to respond.

Before she could say anything, the door slid open, and Clark stepped in. His brow furrowed at the sight of Bruce behind his desk. "Mr Wayne? What are you doing here? Did…something happen?"

Bruce didn’t look up from the paper he was editing. "I’m here because someone seems to be avoiding me."

Cat glanced back and forth between the two of them, her gossip columnist’s instincts kicking in. A Cheshire-like grin spread across her face. "Sooo, were you waiting for Clark, Mr. Wayne?"

Bruce leaned back in the chair, sighing dramatically. "Well, I haven’t seen Clark here in weeks! When we do meet we’re usually too busy with... other activities. And I’m left exhausted after staying up all night so we never had the chance to just talk.”

Clark blushed at Bruce’s words. He opened his mouth to reply but was interrupted by Perry White, who strolled in, eyes darting between the two.

“Kent!” Perry barked, “Why are you making our VIP your assistant?”

"I—uh..." Clark stammered, glancing at Bruce.

Bruce finished the last of his edits before standing up and handing the article back to Cat, winking at her. "It’s no trouble, Perry. Now, how about our lunch date?" he asked, slinging an arm around Clark.

The reporters stared after them as Bruce led a flustered Clark out of the office. As soon as the door slid closed, the office erupted into chaos.

[mforest-dc]

Imagine when they meet for the first time in My Adventure with Superman...

I liked how Bruce Timm's animated series had Bruce hitting on Lois and Clark not being at peace with it, but this time it might be interesting to have Lois on the jealous side.🤭

I used Bruce's character design from Batman: Wayne Family Adventures as a reference because I thought it would be the best fit for My Adventure with Superman. This Bruce is expressive and cute! Also, it's easy to play 'Bruce Wayne'. 😁hahaha

But this Clark is younger than usual, so Bruce should be younger as well.

[jetslay]

My Adventures with Superman by Ryan Barr.

[frownyalfred]

Perry to Lois later: "...DoorDashing? that's why he keeps disappearing?"

Lois: "Absolutely. DoorDashing."

[fukutomichi]

My Adventures with Superman S1, Ep1 - Adventures of a Normal Man Pt. 1

[theflashjaygarrick]

I 100% respect MAWS for not adding Batman and instead focusing on superman's often under appreciated supporting cast. Lois. Jimmy. Perry White. Henry John Irons. Nat Irons. The only gotham character included is Vicki Vale who in my opinion never really got her due as a batman character (although I haven't seen Tim Burton's Batman so I can't speak to her portrayal there).

I adore Batman, His mythos literally got me into comics. But DC and its fans seemingly want him to be in literally everything, often to the expense of the other characters. It just feels refreshing to have a high profile DC adaptation that is confident to stand on its own without including Bat-content.

[kal8elle]

By @ SwainArtFS on xTwitter

[violent138]

Perry White's evolving Pros and Cons list for Lois. It's a thing of beauty.

Superman: Birthright #6

[nitewrighter]

I was reading a comic where Clark is at this point where he just... straight up unconsciously does full body scans using a combination of X-Ray vision and super-hearing when he picks up on people's stress levels rising--and he's a lot better at picking up anything unusual health-wise in people he's close to because obviously he'd have a stronger sense of their day to day biological baselines. Of course he knows this is weird and invasive, but it's also reflexive, so he very much keeps it to his internal dialogue. Still, I feel like it would unconsciously affect his decisions with other people.

Clark: *holding up several takeout bags* Brought breakfast for the office!

Perry: *opening a box* Spinach egg bites and pumpkin seed bran muffins? What are you, my doctor?

Clark, internally: Everyone here is on the verge of anemia from all your coffee consumption, please take the iron.

Clark, externally: I'm just a big believer in protein!

Perry: *looking him up and down* ...Clearly.

[pure-auspex]

The Daily Planet interns

[idknwhatputhere]

Going to save his kids

[nicholasmoorethetwittermigrant]

Gosh they’re all adorable

About time something nice happened for these kids.

[nitpickrider]

How often do you think Perry's therapist has heard the words "Jimmy Olsen"? Action Comics 533

[jetslay]

"My Adventures with Superman" stills from upcoming episodes (2x04-06).

[frownyalfred]

We talk about Jim Gordon *basically* knowing Batman is Bruce Wayne. Do you think Perry White has a similar knowledge of Clark Kent as Superman? Or is he oblivious and thinks Clark is rlly just that flighty

I find this a really fascinating question. I've always wanted to write a fic where it's just the two of them commiserating over coffee or cigarettes together, trying to stand in solidarity with their respective vigilantes without giving it away.

But whenever my mind travels down that path, I remember these are both very intelligent men whose literal jobs are to know the truth, to seek it out and break it down to the most granular details. There are very few things they don't know that they aren't consciously holding themselves back from.

They might know who Batman and Superman are out of the suit, but they don't want to know. They hold it just outside of their conscious beliefs, because to invite that kind of realization in means confronting the reality every day: they know who Batman is, who Superman is. That's a devastating secret. It burns at you when you hold it. It begs to be shared. It begs to be buried.

The greatest gift they can give Bruce and Clark (and themselves, to be honest) is pretending they don't know. But pretending you don't know something comes with its own drawbacks. They can't cover for you as well if they're pretending they don't know what they're covering for in the first place.

But yes. Beneath Perry's bluster, and Jim's gruff indifference, there are two very smart men trying to help as much as they can without driving themselves insane. So they nudge where they can, make excuses where it's plausible, and try to continue onward with this secret burning between their hands.