New Superman being bisexual is 'pander[ing] to the woke system,' says Christopher Biggins - Fox News

British actor and TV presenter Christopher Biggins spoke out against DC Comics' new Superman being revealed as a bisexual man. .

The comic book publisher announced on Monday that the son of Lois Lane and Clark Kent, Jon, who recently joined his dad as Superman, will begin a relationship with a male friend in an upcoming issue. .

Speaking on "Good Morning Britain," Biggins, who is gay, said that he wasn’t in favor of turning Superman into a bisexual man.

"If you want to do something like this, do something original, don’t take characters that already exist and make them into something they’re not," he explained. .

NEW SUPERMAN WILL BE REVEALED AS BISEXUAL IN AN UPCOMING DC COMICS ISSUE.

Clark Kent, who was first introduced as Superman in 1938, is not the person being revealed as bisexual.

Jon Kent is only 17 in the comic "Superman: Son of Kal-El." After spending some time as Superboy, his father encouraged him to take on the "Superman" title with him.

Why don’t they do some new characters, why don’t they create something new, something different, then go to a character we all know, we all love and we all know as this?".

Jon Kent, the son of Clark Kent and Lois Lane, will be revealed as bisexual in an upcoming issue of 'Superman: Son of Kal-El.'.

The New York Times noted in an interview with the new comic book's writer that, while there have been many comic book characters who have come out recently, someone as high-profile as Superman marks a significant moment for the LGBTQ+ community in comic history.

Christopher Biggins spoke out about the annoucement that DC Will reveal the new Superman to be bisexual

However, in "Superman: Son of Kal-El" number five, the two will share a kiss after Superman becomes mentally and physically burnt out from trying to save everyone he possibly can.