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I only found out when I wrote this that Cameron's father sired him when he was in his seventies.
I didn't get that in school. The only comics I read in school were Asterix.
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It's Marvel 616 canon that Doom would be an excellent world ruler. He actually pulled it off one time, and proved it.Arguably, those are just insane supervillains.
Arguably, those are just insane supervillains.
Depending on which version of Lex you're talking about, it's often more that he's insecure and his insecurity locked onto Superman as a huge threat. If it wasn't Superman he'd still be himself.
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That didn't work out too well for Aang.
That doesn't take into account all of the people who would cheerfully volunteer to get turned into dinosaurs, especially if he threw a cancer cure in.
The Red Lantern version probably has it best. Wife and child, fulfilling career, his boss respects him and he doesn't have to worry about his ring driving him crazy.
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That should say 'to'.
At this point I hope Paul and company just kills most of them.
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...Exsqueeze me? I hope for his sake that's a radio callout indicating his status, and not a declaration of intent. Because he may not have noticed that Eiling is still within arm's reach, and the big guy can move damn fast when he wants to.
Ah, good, it was a status report, albeit a fatalistic one.
Heh. I'm guessing that can be interpreted as 'found potential allies in hazardous situation.'
Ones fit for polite company, preferably, as I'm sure Eiling has plenty of unpleasant terms for them.
'Enemy' is probably bad, since they are innocent people subverted by Anti-Life.
Still, that's good for now. And if OL's little pep talk takes, maybe longer.
In a way. Don't underestimate the capabilities of a single human, especially with near-divine backup.
How magnanimous of you. But I suspect that's not a deal OL can make for the League.
Probably for the best. If they kind out how badass some humans can be, it may inspire their opponents to start collecting humans too.
Almost like a reverse bravado. I suppose it makes sense, though, since he thinks he might still be in trouble for getting captured...
Still seems risky, but if it gets it off-planet so no-one else is tempted to use it...
Though Eiling can probably catch a hint from tone of voice, and Kadabra's still tuning in.
The drawback of integrated systems. Awkward to use when not in their intended configuration.
Well, that's a wise move to start with. Make sure the person you're talking to can actually make promises they can cash.
Good to know they made an impression.
Why can't it be both?
If he did enough damage, they might well have felt a little insecure.To be fair, a lot of it might not work as demonstrated for the Dhorians, but that's their problem. No refunds.
And doing so would be quite a feat, given what he showed off against the Team in Gotham.
'Ones'? So they've already snagged more than just Tuppence.
And they might well find some takers. Who would want to work on an alien planet for a while.
A subtle boast there. 'You're not as strong as the people I usually fight.'
Oh, that's not questioning. I suspect he recognises the name.
Nice way to put it in a manner they might understand.
In other words, 'They worked with me, and look what they gained from it. Can you afford not to try?'
Yeah, was that a good 'nice' or a bad 'nice'? Because the implications...
Ah, they wasted no time transporting them up. I suspect if they mean any harm...
I would assume that's standard operation with an unknown party brought aboard. Lets them disarm them, among other things.
I mean. Regularly sure.
I hope Paul goes to their planet and fixes his yellow ring.
I'd prefer destroying a few of their ships, rendering their home vulnerable to their enemies.
