Infinite energy generation, if you can stack enough Bleed Generators on enough shelves. Infinite transmission requires that magical superconductor that the Thanagarians lack the magical knowledge to make, though.
That's what parallelization and scale are for. A billion copper cables aren't going to be as effective as schizo-tech superconductors, but when you have enough of them, it doesn't really matter.
Size is a problem though, if you're trying to fit multiple building-sized objects onto a single starship.
Thank you, corrected.
Looks fine to me?
Not in a cinema. And I like that the child himself doesn't seem to know why he's behaving in the way that he is.
It was white in my quote box. Must have nixed the colour in my formatting - I usually Cut the end quote tag to paste after the first comment I make.
Your post was the first I've heard of it, but it looks interesting.
I had no idea what it was originally, but 30 seconds in, all I could think was "Wow, they are blatantly ripping off Superman."
It looks like it could easily be summed up as: "What if the Kents failed as parents?" -James Gunn
I really hope the mom's name isn't Martha or something.
Except this is what Vaermina was talking about when the subject of power generation was brought up.
Same thing though, if it takes a city's / planet's worth of power to produce a few atoms of Nth Metal. Especially if explosions can happen. You might have infinite fuel, but only so much capacity to burn it.
I assumed it was a link to The Boys or Worm and didn't bother following it. Looking, it looks like Sturgeon-bait in a genre I don't like.
Indeed. Lexcorp's venture into filmmaking was quite well known to me.
Are you kidding? She sounds like a total Tiger Mom... (Not related to a Cougar.)
Fate...Tempted. You have guaranteed imminent trouble!
She angles her wings, and the feedback from my ring suggests...
A huge clawed arm shoots up out of the bore hole, grabs one...
And I'm out, rock wall behind and to the left of me while Nth metal columns...
Thasaro's Avatar, I presume.
Nah, this is the classic 'generic energy blast' Lanterns usually fire off. More massive disingtegrating beam than explosion.Destruction pulse, eh? So a pulse of destructive force, presumably expanding outwards? Possibly with some sort of "boom" sound effect?
You really didn't want to use the word "explode" as that last paragraph, did ya, boss man?
That might take Nth metal and be a Catch 22 situation, where it just takes to long to start doing and maintain doing.
If they can't figure out how to make a solar panel without using the space-magic do-it-all metal, they don't deserve to have the space magic metal.
Gods and Monsters? (it's a stretch)
The easy way out: they can make solar panels, but they need wires of astronomical lengths made of Nth Metal to make them work.
Thank you, corrected.
I wouldn't be surprised if they DID fairly frequently, in DC. I get that you're probably sarcastic, but it makes even more sense in the DC setting. Can't forget Music Meister. Or that Constantine was in a punk rock band called Mucous Membrane.
Where did he learn/get this from again?
It's a fairly intuitive use of an orange power ring. I think his first on-page use was when he fought Red Volcano.
Wasn't evil.
OK, now you've got me imagining Constantine getting involved in rescuing a poptart who went slumming with the wrong crowd. It's hard to describe, but it looks messy, and if she survives, her whole musical style might change.