Given how profligate the creators seem to be, and given that the local human population is probably very low due to the radiation storms, I would guess that they do still have a large population in stasis, or maybe even an unfrozen breeding population. Could be completely off the mark, though.
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Hopefully will see X-Man Paul get a turn next time!
And see Paul clapping Rouge's cheeks while Gambit cries into some Hagen Daz
I mean, he does have a personal interstellar organization outside Earth that roughly does what he wants.
And some guy with a red-and-white striped shirt and matching hat.
"know" to "known"
Should "American" be "Americans"?
I think this should say: "it is self-delusion".
What, you don't believe in 'fake it until you make it', Canis? On the other hand, pop culture has more or less conditioned people to think 'sleek and streamlined' equals high-tech. Well, besides exceptions like 'Star Wars'...
Which should be a fascinating experience for many of them...
...Okay, sure, whatever you want to think, big guy...Ah, OL's finally getting the hang of thinking Brut-style, huh? I suppose it makes it easier to manage him...
He's surprisingly cheerful, isn't he? Looking forward to experiencing others misery really gets him in a good mood, huh?
So, stuff like telekinetics to hold panels together as thermokinetics welded? Good to see people making use of superhuman powers logically.
Well, that doesn't bode well.
And then left Earth rather than lay in it... The joy of being interstellar.
Well, at least it isn't Lex Luthor. Maybe in four year's time...
Worst case, he gets assassinated or something and the point becomes moot.
Heh. Kind of hard to remember other people do have lives when you're not around, huh, OL?
Ah, the joy of League facilities having better warding these days...
As long as it isn't 'Get here immediately, all Hell is literally breaking loose!'
Still, at least you got on Gaea's good side with that stuff.
Speaking of other planets. I presume he's been keeping on top of the Reach situation reports. Guess the Periphery's cooled down a little after that big push.
Eh, that's just, like, your opinion, man. OL is a natural busybody.
Well, given some of the shit they've gotten into... I'm surprised there aren't more cults of the League. They even have a heavenly gathering hall where they watch over Earth from, even if it's not public knowledge...
That was an outlier, and you know it. Imagine how much worse off Earth would be if that happened more often...
Well, good to see someone's taking the Grinning Git's threat seriously.
Such is the nature of dealing with a Shaman of the Orange Light, doctor. Sometimes, you do need to head off the crazy ideas early.
Especially when a certain someone has a chunk of elemental Avarice serving as their soul.
Such is the joy of Enlightenment.
But just imagine the paperwork! You busted a Brainiac out of space jail just so you wouldn't have to do it for the Orange Lantern Corps...
Eh, not quite as catchy, but I doubt he'd look as good in red.
Seriously, if it turns out John's simply been taking a gap year in Acapulco or something, OL might well smack him.It's interesting that the change to Brazil is actually visible...
I thought this was their equivalent of the zeta tubes?
Heh. Kind of hard to remember other people do have lives when you're not around, huh, OL?
And so we begin the final leg of the hunt, hopefully. Finally, we get to see where the Smiling Magician's been for the past year and a half. And it better have been something important he's been doing, or he's going to get such a pinch.
...demon summoning.
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No.
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No, that would be a bad idea. Few metahumans have the precision of control that would be required.
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That's fine either way.
Unlikely, from an equatorial orbit axial tilt could easily hide one pole from view. Even so as I don't know how high an orbit the Watchtower is, the curvature of the Earth could easily obstruct the view of any changes to the poles. (and there's always the excuse of an inconvenient cloud)
they need -> he needs
'They' is Alan and Dr. Balewa.
'hev', I think, unless his accent was momentarily less thick for some reason.
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She convinced him to wear a red and white striped shirt, a dumb hat, and glasses. Paul can't find him because he doesn't want to play Where's Waldo/Wally.
