KordTech: They didn't make an offer.
Courts don't tend to care about how well you've acted since your last crime spree, or since you busted out of prison, just that you have committed a crime spree without punishment, or broke out of jail without completing your sentence, and broke out of jail.
They're currently rebuilding their main centre of business, and the staff remember being killed by angels.
Lucius Fox's policy involves waiting until just prior to a 'former' villains release, as they've had bad experiences before. Batman and the SI aren't close enough for him to want to overrule that.
It would involve him spending time trying to do something he deliberately outsourced because he doesn't know how to do it.
Well we know Wayne, for some damn fool reason, is convinced that the only criminal who can be reformed by anything other than Righteous Face-Punching is Talia. It's one of the many drawbacks he purchased when min-maxing his character build.
No. As mentioned in Reordered, he was removed from that job for not doing it.
Can you imagine him working for Cadbury? A bit of a waste of talent, but they could possibly move into refrigeration, what with the good distribution network mentioned some time ago.
Fairly sure the USA might. They did hire Nazi scientists after WW 2. They just might not tell people about it. After all, who cares what happens to 1 minor villain.
That's actually an interesting point. Isn't one of the challenges of making quality chocolate cooling it carefully enough to avoid it crystallizing? Which would make the cold guns either incredibly good or incredibly bad for cooling the chocolate after pouring it into the moulds.
I was thinking maybe Cadbury has a factory to make those machines that they could turn to making refrigerators.
Or he's taking credit for someone elses work. Which seems very much like a boss move...
How are cold guns reverse-entropy tech? They apparently destroy energy ,they dont create it, if anything they would accelerate entropy.
Done at his instruction though. Generals might take the credit for the work that they have colonels order captains to order sergeants to have corporals lead privates actually do, and while privates certainly do the work, none of it would be done without the officers drawing up the plans. Wow that went on and on like a bunch of bullshit, but I've an excuse. Wolf Blass Tawny Port.
Yeah, that's the definition of reversing entropy. Entropy is disorder, which gradually increases in any system. Anything that reduces disorder reduces entropy in that system. At absolute zero, there is 0 entropy in a givensystem. Removing energy reduces entropy, due to reducing how spread out and disorganized matter is.
No, that definition definitely supports that cold guns are anti-entropy devices. I think you may have misunderstood the definition.
This Luthor works like a Mafia don. He doesn't do anything you can prove he personally did. He bankrolls criminals out of pocket, so there is never any proof he knew they were criminals. The only eveidence is a bunch of cash taken out of his account, and officially used for expenses which hold up. Everyone was working independently of him, and he profits indirectly through goods left over somewhere / rivals destroyed. If he gets people to rob a bank, he's not there himself, and all his tech is marked off as stolen. Like was pointed out, the JL can only suspect he was doing things wrong, and can't arrest him without evidence. For all they definitely know, he's just donating to charity. Of course, like a don, everyone knows he did it, but can't prove it. When he fights Superman directly, if he does (which he hasn't so far), he's perfectly legally fighting a vigilante picking on an ordinary businessman (himself). Questioning under magic / compulsion is illegal in the US, so as long as everyone agrees with him, and he doesn't do anything obviously against the interests of the United States, there is no proof of wrongdoing.
I feel that right around this time, Dr. Snart's eyes would probably be bugging out of his sockets at hearing a superhero casually and calmly explain his intention to deliberately murder someone, should certain circumstances occur.
Paul isn't know to be sane, he is the guy who makes giant cake, gets killed by angels, conjures eyes all over the world, moves the moon, and gives Super villains inmates magic books and doctor titles. Him threatening a murderer is probably one of more understandable things Snart knows about Paul.
Leonard's not totally sure he believes him. He's met murderous vigilantes before, and they don't visit offenders in prison to try and talk them around.
Very few people on Earth know about either instance of genocide.
He told them to make a game based on it. I'm preety sure it's trending on the internet by now. Or at least once they announce the game. I kind of want to see it: something like Sid Meier's pirates, but with player narrative choice and possibly Mass Effect style dialogue. Though it's rare to find a good game based on an existing, unaltered, setting from a different medium.
He tasked a bunch of video game developers to make a game out of Vega, told them about the genocide and offered to provide additional data, I assumed that they shared that info with their employees and probably others.
Really? Like who? And how did he survive?
