Technically Yes, but as we saw in the last Arc, he's currently imprisoned on a planet near the Scource Wall. I'm not sure who else to ask.
A petty squabble or argument. i.e., about as significant as children throwing bread rolls at each other and probably about as dignified.
is "flamewar" an equivalent word?
No. You can't have a flamewar in person. And the participants in a bunfight can be quite genuine and focused.
I hope we get to see the moment he realizes he fucked the entire universe.
Unfortunately, there's one international transportation network that's up and running.
People really think they can just use the teleportation network that was brought to global attention by a superhero for drug trafficking without being noticed?
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Thank you, corrected.
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Honestly? That would probably be a bad idea.
The Metallia fight was the one where everyone dies and the Silver Crystal revived them as a deus ex machina, so we're past that point already. Anything afterwards is manageable. By now, the Silver Crystal will be back with Moon. Venus had it last and wouldn't keep it. At least I think she had it last. I suppose with the bloodline spell off it might not matter, but it's still part of her soul, if I'm remembering my lore properly. There're ways to get that back up.
Over the course of the series several different big bads get their hands on the Silver Crystal.
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I'm a little surprised to see an OMAC being used by evil again so soon.
I'm waiting for Batman to experience the downfall of hubris.
Just watch out about using names, and you can probably discuss just about anything while doing cape work, I suppose. I'm guessing the drugs are something mystical, then, if he's having that much difficulty, though.
Heh, abusing physics to his advantage. Given I remember Flash panels where he lets of tiny sonic-boom finger-snaps next to people's heads as knock-out punches, it's believable.
Okay, that's a worry. Did they drug the operator before he was powered up and somehow made it stick? You'd think any orbital support systems would have better target-confirmation methods, though.
May have been inconvenient at first, but I bet she's loving the Danner Formula now.
And you definitely don't want it doing whatever it's trying to do. I would presume he's gotten overdosed somehow and the results would be fatal.
Smart move. Given the OMACs are on par with Danner enhanciles at the bare minimum, taking them in with strength is a bad idea. Fortunately Wally has far better options for fighting super-strong but not especially super-fast foes.
Sadly, unless that's a laptop, that doesn't necessarily stop him if he was using text commands. Clicking something like 'select all' and 'permanently delete' is a bit harder without a GUI but not impossible.
Interesting. The drugs created a persistent spell effect that kept him dosed up after all that purging. I'm guessing it creates a persistent high until the spell expires, and then you crash hard.
I expect some courses were easier to get back on track than others. But yes, Most would need to restart the whole curriculum of the year. Especially those relying on practical or expanding knowledge sets.
Magical alchemical tranquillisers would probably be more effective, but I guess this one was running a healing factor or magic resistance.
So one of KF's preferred techniques for takedowns now is to pop a capsule of magically-safe knockout gas in someone's face at superspeed. No need to gauge a perp's mass or metabolism for safe dosage when the effect is just 'take a deep nap'.
I assume OL just grabbed a hold of his desire to keep fighting and turned it down, huh?
Heh, amusing. the drawback of no Speed Force here: non-speedsters interacting with them have to deal with the effect of normal physics. And KF isn't nearly strong enough to haul a guy over his shoulder and carry a system case. Thus, dragging the guy with his heels on the ground...
Those that didn't would probably have reconsidered their planned career path, I expect.
Whereas jobs doing unskilled physical labour would be in high demand.
Honestly, you could write it all off as a gap year.
He could always lean into the alchemical work, develop methods for functional mass production. Like, thousand-litre kegs of healing potions that remain effective when shipped in normal-dosage bottles, that sort of thing.
I'm guessing magical healing methods are going to get more popular, especially if they're cheaper.
OL can't comment on the Justice League taking over the world, or otherwise, remember.
So, something that brings you back to a sort of platonic ideal of healthy, but for long-term chemical deficiencies rather than short-term injuries? Not a permanent fix, but able to keep someone from getting ill...
At least now, offshore manufacturing is less commercially profitable than 'send the materials here to produce the ingredients, send them there to produce the medicines, then ship them to that other place for distribution.'
KF, OL doesn't need to do it himself, remember?
I'm guessing he wants to discuss details not fit for company not in the know.
Ah, yes, the awkward dance of 'I know you know this person professionally, but your civilian identity has no logical reasons to have met you'. The joy of maintaining '''secret''' identities...
Which suggests someone magical was involved in the production process. That's got to be an angle of investigation.
Oh, joy. Internal Affairs processes will probably keep that one locked down until they work out how he was turned... And OL will probably never ask Batman about it.
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Surprised that Brother Eye doesn't just cut off the power to this guy. Maybe they decided not to bother because they were confident they could handle it, but I'm pretty sure an OMAC is a potentially lethal threat given that IIRC they have telefrag bombs.
I figured that was Kid Flash thinking it would be funny to make the guy dance. I don't think he gives people whiplash or that they get hurt by air resistance, right? I think this is a demonstration of him being more able to choose when physics applies.
He's waiting in line behind Orange Lantern.
We've seen things blow up in Paul's face a few times already. But we haven't seen it happen to Batman yet.