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I can give you the comic it's from. Superman Volume 4, #20. Dunno what sort of context you're looking for, exactly, though. Apparently supes and lois got hitched and produced sprog, and the image is some slice of life interim where batman and robin number N come visit for reasons presumably explained somewhere in the first 19 issues.

Mate, you're the one doubling down on claiming even that much isn't enough to prove you wrong. You were rolling with the position that the employment rates that uni was giving was representative of the field. Given how impeccably shit the data used to calculate those rates was, all it takes is a >0.00% unemployment rate to give you plain information that what that university used was either wrong or a notable statistical outlier, and even if you take the time to separate out the ones still in school, you end up over that. So... yeah. If you're going to be making a claim like that, you might want something better than those unistats numbers.

You might want to actually dig through the data -- which does, in fact, have subject specific stuff in it -- instead of dismissing it in favor of something that thought data points on ten students over two years mushed together meant sod all. Or maybe you don't, I'unno. You do you.

... and you're still insistently showing you have little to no idea how the workforce operates, these days. Notice how conspicuously exactly what positions were involved is lacking, or hours, various benefit etc. related stuff, so on, so forth.

Also, did you happen to check what those figures were measuring? I'll save you a little time: That was the data from 10 students, over two years. In the statistics field that's what you call "complete bullshit".

I mean... you can doubt all you like. That doesn't make that doubt accurate. Fact of the matter it's been a good few years now since STEM training meant a roughly 100% chance you were going to find work. It's still one of the most valuable areas regarding work availability, but some people get fucked all the same.

... or you can not, because sometimes the jobs just aren't there. Oddly enough, a STEM degree, even a relatively high value one, is not a guarantee of work.

Even Genghis Khan would've released his tax returns.

... and now I have the mental image of a president genghis pelting reporters with skulls inscribed with his tax return information.

E: They are tiny skulls. President genghis carved the data into the skulls of prepubescent orphans to spite the fourth estate.