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[DC/Marvel] Sure superheroes deserve all the same rights as the rest of us, but for the sake of our future, why don't we install superhero eugenics?

(you can give a neutral answer, one for either world or one for both(

Alright so listen, I get it, this seems extreme but come on- the Justice League and the Avengers may always win in the end, but it's usually pretty damn close. If we had a couple Krypto-Amazons, or someone like Nathan Gray on our side in the future, the safety of the Earth would be much more ensured.

We've seen it proven that some mutants can be deemed compatible, with the aforementioned Nathan Gray. It was believed that if his parents had a kid he would be insanely powerful and sure enough he was.

So for the sake of the Earth's safety, why don't we instill a superhero eugenics order wherein any two superheroes who have been genetically proven to produce (hypothetical) incredibly powerful children must do so?

We're not asking for the two heroes to spend a lot of time together, we have IVF nowadays and hell we probably have enough cloning tech that we don't even need the mother to be present.

The only argument I can see being made is that they might turn bad, but even if one turns bad we have other eugenics-born supers to stop them, or we could install a failsafe of some kind if they're cloned. If the heroes are willing to raise them then that probably cuts that possibility out entirely anyway. They would likely have a very high-level education as well due to their position as the arbiters of Earth's future, which would also help avert this.

If we use cloning or similar tech, we could even ensure all produced children are twins, but raise them separately. This would mean that if an outside factor made one evil, we would by default have someone at least on equal footing with them.

Definitely not asking this since I intend to present the bill soon and want to avoid a^^^nother superhero civil war.
gpt
Imagine what the military, what Lex Luthor, what the Joker would do if they could create children that would grow to rival the power of the Justice League. Any one of them is one childhood kidnapping away from being the monster that Arkham couldn't hold, one missing clone away from being the next world ending threat - maybe even the one that finally does us in. We're lucky that no one knew who Superman was until he'd grown up in a good home with good parents, or he'd have had a dozen groups vying to control him, ruining his childhood, likely leaving him a broken and disturbed man - especially if any of those groups were abusive.