I don't think she's in the mood for any superheroic stuff right now. Must be a busy news day.
Dammit, Cat. Just because he's rich...
Oh, I'm sure Eris would be enjoying this. If she could watch you properly...
Now that's a straw too far. Amazed she doesn't smack him one, but she probably knows it wouldn't hurt him.
Yes, he does have that effect on people sometimes.
"Dammit, what did I just say?!"
One word, involving something delicious and moist. And no it's not dirty. [/phrasing!]
Yes, it's kind of polite to alert a prospective asset before they get involved.
Ah. I shudder to imagine the Planet's insurance premiums...
Better be real careful around Lois' mortality, OL. Supes tends to take it real bad... Injustice, the '79 movie, Kingdome Come...
Dotting his 'i's and crossing his 't's.
Also to prevent...
...That, yes. I bet the first thing Manhunter does is poke him telepathically, only to get a **Now, now, no cheating, sir** reply.
Please try not to annoy the person you're buttering up, OL...
I should think not...
Can't fool Empathic Vision, after all.
Ah, OL, probably not the best thing to say...
Yeah, he's failing these conversation checks. Time for a different tack.
Wait, what?
Okay, now that worked. I guess the opportunity to shoot stuff with no risk is attractive.
So, concussive guns, neural stunners or the like. Still, low-lethality doesn't mean harmless...
So, the most basic operational programming. 'Go here', 'grab that' and the like?
I bet all he can think of is 'New toys for the US!'
I think you meant to have used here.
Thank you, corrected.
The JLU cartoon verse is about an order of magnitude more advanced then the Young Justice universe.
Imagine how he feels when someone from the spider guild gets to earth and starts spreading the news...
Interesting consequence of emotions being physically real: your emotions aren't inside your head.
Yeah, it's like how Snart is fine when he knows who's shooting at him but gets edgy when nothing happens because he feels it just means that there's a danger he can't see coming.
Why the heck not? IRL companies that make training equipment for the Military, Police, and Civil Defense (including Paramedics and Firefighters) do very well for themselves. Could we make anatomically correct robots that Doctors and Paramedics can practice on before going on sapient people? (simulated responses only, of course) YES WE CAN!!!
Because they're made by the younger Sivana children. Do you think that they'll sell to anyone? Or that the US military would actually want to buy them once they found out where they came from?
Thats what front companies are for.
Already happened. Talbot gave some considerable thought to having them executed, then reluctantly decided that they should instead be given the punishment demanded by the law at the time they committed their crimes.
Wasn't ut already adressed that the crimes many of them committed already carried the Death Penalty which simply couldn't be carried out?
I don't remember.
I don't actually know whether that's true or not. I just remember it from a sitcom I watched many years ago where a character remarks that grave robbing and arson against naval dockyards still carry the death penalty. We have a lot of laws that aren't enforced but are still technically on the books, including one from a particularly unpleasant period of sectarian violence which bans parliament from bringing foreign laws into British law.
No. It's far smaller. His hands are actually in the gauntlets.
Right, it's human sized but externally it's about that shape yes?
IIRC Halo's Spartan armor or Mass Effect's heavy-armor, would be closer.
His lighter armor is probably Spartan or Iron-Man-ish, but the lack of a mobile neck on his heaviest version implies something like this.
