Where does it say that in DC? Because this seems to put the age of the gods at about 35,000 years old.
John joined the marines to get his college course funded. I imagine that architects are a little more flexible than career marines.
I fail to see why you think it's funny that I point out a matter-manipulation effect that could contradict your claim that it was green because lantern ring.
its Lanterns
Unless it's a British spelling I didn't know about, that should be "confirmation".
On that I wouldn't know. I've dated a marine, but not an architect.
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Only if you believe their PR.
Hey, all I said was that they have always been called the "Most powerful weapon in the universe."
No no, we've got an even more rigid structure.
I don't think the bolded lines are supposed to be Controller-speech Orange, given that it's Paul's words and narration.
John's pretty reasonable.
Sensible...
Logical orders. Defend yourself and your charges, and at least try not to kill your attacker. Nice to see he's got a handle on Xor's sense of honour.
By being blasted into a pre-industrial age. Remember Tamaran?
"Devlos controlled worlds by bombarding them from orbit.
And once he left, they were more concerned...
Most of them used to be part of Devlos's fleet.
Could be a good team-building mission for some OLC Recruits in future.
Miscolored text. Should be uncolored.
...Ew. Nasty.
Miscolored orange. should be uncoloured?
Ah, that would be the 'mind-control' power mentioned in the arguments earlier.
Yes, I'm sure dumping data straight onto his brain will be conducive to long-term stability.
Hrrrm. And what happens when he goes looking for pirates only to find OL got there first? Another Kill-stealing tantrum?
And the unspoken followup: "And how badly he's screwed it up this time."
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Weird. It was correct on my copy.
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I dunno if that can compare with a guy whose oath basically says he owns everything.
Only what he can see...but with the magic of snek that's not that big a limitation.
Well, on a macroscopic level. AFAIK, our universe hasn't crisised. Not that I'd know if it had.
It seems a bit more likely that the people who claimed it were just wrong about the Godwave creating the various energy fields.I think it's probably best to take a timey whimey view of the Godwave.
The Godwave is the source for all superhuman powers in DC except those with extradimensional origins, which would include the Guardians of the Universe, who have been around for 10 billion years or so.
It's also supposedly the source of the Glow, which likewise the Guardians have been manipulating for billions of years, even before the Brightest Day revelations, and the Quantum Field, which is essentially the backspace pass to reality, the level of subatomic particles, which logically means the Quantum Field would be older than the universe as we know it.
So the only way to make it make sense I can figure without just ignoring the whole Godwave thing, is to assume that the Godwave created things retroactively.
So the Old Gods attacked the Source which created the Godwave which in turn created the universe and all life within it which then created the Old Gods which then created the Godwave, etc.
If one prefers the doylist explanation that all the booze and drugs DC pays its writers in caused them to forget the Godwave, well that works too.
