The Identical Series
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lanning Cook is a completely enthralling Smallville Clex story. The Clark and Lex that exist in this universe are the ones that I wish existed in canon. A desperate Lex rising above his upbringing and learning what it really means to have family, Clark realizing that maybe he doesn't have to do everything on his own, and Eli, ooh, Eli is one of my favorite original characters--he's had to watch Lionel manipulate and castigate Lex for years, and he can't do it any longer--they are all rising up to be better than they were before, stronger as they stand together against what Lionel and his machinations have wrought. And I'll never be able to read or hear "Jabberwocky" again without visualizing Lex staggering through the woods during a Kansas winter. *shiver* The series is ongoing, but each chapter wraps up enough of its own mini plot that you can read them without feeling bereft.
lanning Cook is a completely enthralling Smallville Clex story. The Clark and Lex that exist in this universe are the ones that I wish existed in canon. A desperate Lex rising above his upbringing and learning what it really means to have family, Clark realizing that maybe he doesn't have to do everything on his own, and Eli, ooh, Eli is one of my favorite original characters--he's had to watch Lionel manipulate and castigate Lex for years, and he can't do it any longer--they are all rising up to be better than they were before, stronger as they stand together against what Lionel and his machinations have wrought. And I'll never be able to read or hear "Jabberwocky" again without visualizing Lex staggering through the woods during a Kansas winter. *shiver* The series is ongoing, but each chapter wraps up enough of its own mini plot that you can read them without feeling bereft.