Thing is, with the Allspark removed from Cybertron and no ability to synthesise energon, they were living in a universe where their only food was in limited and diminishing supply. The fighting on Earth could happen because there were supply caches there.
Less stonewalled, and more that the Quints have tried to omnicide all of reality on multiple occasions, so it's generally best to keep away from them especially with unique or powerful technically whenever possible.
Thank you, corrected.
I see, she probably didn't take too well to him at first. How did they wind up becoming a couple, also is Seaspray still alive thanks to them?
Alright then.
I see, thank you. While I would have liked to know a bit more of what Paul did from his arrival to the first time we see him this does help.
Really looking forward to learning what other changes he has brought to that universe.
I agree that Optimus has though things out, especially since he regained his memories as the Thirteenth Prime.
She was in a bit of a state, and he had a clear plan and purpose beyond 'fight and die'. And he flirted with her, something that she wasn't used to but actually rather liked.
Should be 'telling the truth'.
Let's be real, Comics writers being completely out of touch and unaware of how fucked up their plot implications are is like, fifty categories of jeopardy question material, at least.
Ah, John coming through with that wonderfully British sense of humour. It's crazy how insane architecture can get in a world with super-science. You think some of the stuff we pull off today is crazy? Imagine if they could go in with a lot of anti-gravity tech...
Makes for one hell of a visual design, though. No mistaking that building for anything else.
And how would you even know if he did? Scans aren't bright green sweeps of a scan-line... Unless you're used to
And there's always the possibility of someone or something coming along who can turn off the anti-gravity anyway...
Man's got a point. You know how many weapons you could wake with however much is holding that up?
The lady seems tense. This is proving to be a really bad day, it seems.
Yeah, I would not be surprised if he was getting a 'fascist' vibe from the place. This sort of thing hits right on one of his berserk buttons.
After all, a cosplayer would be more accurate. He's probably got the colours wrong for the local equivalent.
And did this lady pay any attention during it?
Poke the dragon? Man can't help himself. Especially when it can get a funny reaction.
Well, at least some things are constants.
...Because if you're not a member, you're a supervillain?
Kind of obvious, I suppose.Oh, this is going to be awkward.
Wrong era, sadly. Though a lot of adaptions tend to simplify things on that front.
Hey, with legs like hers... Some men might want to get their head crushed between them... Heck, I bet Canary cosplay is a popular adult material category.
Though the wiki is kind of sparse on him, he's a decent guy.
I'm guessing things didn't go so well around this corner of the Multiverse.
...Let me guess, said daughter is going about as 'Starwoman'?
Ah, another divergence. Probably something related to the 'Invasion!' event in the late Eighties.
Which is quite long, with a lot of skulls.
All good reasons to put the Dominators lower on the kill list.
To be fair, there's only so many ways you could industrialise that sort of thing. So of course it's an artisanal project.
Ah, Alan. A true master of handling OL's more... Extreme moments.
Hmm... Yeah, one thing the JSA lacked back in the day was high-power members. Spectre, Doctor Fate and Johnny Thunderbolt were more or less the top three due to God magic, Order magic and 5th-Dimensional Imp magic. With Green Lantern at fourth and Starman fifth, I think.
Best hold of on that rescue mission, OL. The locals might object to that sort of slap in the face to their enemy.
OL, No. This is not your universe, and it is not your problem. Yet.
Ah. Wonder what he calls himself, as a Superhero name? Green Lantern, or Sentinel? If he bothers at all.
I bet a big chunk of that is regrets over the Invasion thing. That would be one big old 'My Greatest Shame' for him...
Well, that went well.
Possibly more than fifty, but I think in a lot of cases, it may not be 'do not know': it's more like 'know, but utterly do not care, or like it that way.' The hard part is (on the rare occasions that I wonder enough) working out who could not care less, and who is just that oblivious. Mind you, some of it is a result of the meanings of words and phrases changing between when something was written and when people started calling it problematic (or shifts in the zeitgeist).
We'd probably have been better off if they came up with a comics rating system rather than the 'one size fits all' Comics Code. It's one of the reasons I tend to include that in alternate history writing.
Nevermind. You have posted the chapter I feared was missing. I apologise for the kneejerk reaction.
Because if you're not a member, you're a supervillain?
Honestly, none of these universes are his, except maybe the
See LePaul, that's how you do proper diplomacy.
Thank you, corrected.
I've been trying to find what comic I read it in. No luck so far. I think it was round about the time they got married.
It's not just comic writers. Try playing through Heroes of Might and Magic V some time. It starts well enough, then it gets... 'This is the story?'
I believe even if that were possible within the story's logic, the writer wouldn't do it, because that was a sacrifice that showed us one of Paul's faults of rushing into things. It would also lessen the impact that the movement had.
Honden.
