Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

I was concerned about the reviews I saw about this being a woke series, revealing its true intentions in episode 3. What those reviewers failed to note is that in episode 3, it's the villain spouting woke tropes. That should be a clever writing technique to get everyone interested (SJWs get their "message out", and those of us on the other side get to see our heroes reflect what is good and just by traditional standards). Win-win! The series is definitely sensitive to gender, race, etc., but that's the world in which we live. Every show is going to try to deal with strong feminine characters, a racially diverse cast, sexual preferences, and even gender dysphoria. Again, that's a reflection of the world. But this show doesn't get preachy at all! I'm very much enjoying this series, and I am fascinated to know what some of the motivations for the characters' actions will turn out to be. I am also enjoying the slightly Greatest American Hero-esque method of the main character learning to control his new powers, which he will no doubt learn to do completely, and soon (unlike Ralph, who lost the manual to his suit). I will definitely continue to watch this series!