Justin Trudeau -- Marvel's latest superhero

"BOOM!" Take that, you dastardly Canadian economy as I blast you with my Irresponsible liberal Economic Policy Utility Belt!!

Much as I am a fan of Canada and like Trudeau, sounds like Civil War II might be even worse than the 'original'. I think the Trudeau cover will definitely become a collector item for the future, though.

This Canadian will politely decline comment...Eh? A superhero for a prime minister is a good thing, though. Puts us on the map, albeit a comic one. Seriously, though, he's no laughing matter, if you understand where he comes from and where he's going. He's his father's son, philosophically as well as physically, and no matter what anyone thinks of PET, having met the man and regularly corresponded with him, I think we've got as good a national leader as any other country in the world; better, in fact, than most.

Trudeau is a cartoon character alright. Embarrassing.

That's nice. Have to buy a copy and put it away with my first editions of "Slugman" and "Sewer Urchin." How did Justin Trudeau get his superpowers? Was he bitten by a radioactive louse or cockroach or something?

substitute drama teacher man to the rescue!

Trudeau is a cartoon character alright. Embarrassing.

Well, he and Obama have something in common.

Trudeau is a cartoon character alright. Embarrassing.

Not as much as PM being a plumber with a big red cap.

The economy is shrinking while the leader's persona is inflating.

I think we've got as good a national leader as any other country in the world; better, in fact, than most.

Trevor, better, in fact, than ALL.

Trudeau is awesome. If we had a world full of leaders like him, we'd be in a much, much better place.

"If we had a world full of leaders like him, we'd be in a much, much better place."

Nope. Belgium had leaders like him in the 80s and 90s. And now the country is officially in a high security threat level, after coming down a notch from "maximum" earlier this year. And it probably will remain high for at least for the rest of our lifetimes. That's what happens when you get lovable but bad policymakers.