Eh, a DC live action will probably bomb, or be a bomb. I will not bother to have hope without several trailers, the cast list, a synopsis, and reviews I trust.
i forgot he have any minion nowaday
Kara isn't really used to people who can abandon their body at will, is she? So, then. How to find or follow him, if that's even possible. because I don't think he's going to be coming back here right now. Not after that little mind-expanding moment he seemed to have...
And that number can include the Parliament of Trees, if I remember correctly. Though they don't usually do so unless the Avatar has really effed up.
And something like this thing would by definition have to be magical, after all.
Okay, someone really has to have a word with Kara about impulse control. It's even worse because she can think at super-speed, and she still doesn't seem to think before she moves...
Though one worry would be whether the connection vines could bore into her skull, what with the magic vulnerability.
Honestly, I'd worry about Kryptonian ghosts. I would imagine the destruction of their planet left a lot of souls with unfinished business.
I doubt Gaea's blessings would let her bridge the gap between Red and Green...
...Oh-ho. A wild clue appears.
Thank goodness the Ring can track things he wasn't looking for.
It's not a faerie ring, is it? No, too patchy, as he said. And what would fairies need of a Plant Elemental anyway...
Heh. I have no doubt she keeps a lot of plants in the house for just such an occasion.
A pity your specialists aren't available.
Okay, definitely something magical there. Lingering energy from an Avatar's presence?
Girl needs to remember, regular people can't see, hear and smell things miles away all the time.
She'd probably be confused about it, or if you started carrying a squirt bottle...
Gotta remember, she's not exactly super-powered by the standards of her people.
I wonder if there's any reliable consistency in their sizes of the affected areas? Like a mini-blast radius of an Avatar's popping in and out of the mystical planes...
Given that an Avatar basically jumps at the speed of thought, that might be a good plan.
Oh, that's bad. The question is, who knocked her out?
Ah, right. the tricky part of a medical exam on a kryptonian...
...Biology that doesn't give a whit for human diagnostic processes.
Would be awkward if the only thing keeping her from slipping into a come or worse is her enhanced vitality and you took that away...
Oh, there are so many comments you could make on that front, if you were a little naughtier. On the other hand, good luck doing anything to a kryptonian who isn't interested.
And an Avatar could do a hell of a lot more.
And if she was zooming about at super-speed, her metabolism would have been running in overdrive.
So someone forced it to grow. Presumably...
Huh. Either someone forced a few million year's worth of evolution in a short time and speed-grew it to zap Kara, or this has been lurking for a while.
That's going to be producing a complicated response from the Green.
As of right now, he has a Saremite (evil Atlantean), a bunch of Reach thralls, Demon Nabu, Gary of the Rot, a Karrakanian (alien descended from Rhea), and a bunch of Hydra heads.
They were the heads that were already cut off, so probably no.
Kara, you delightful flying brick, it's "scry" and then "die". You need to at least be able to see where you are going before trying to charge ahead.
Good news! According to Superman issue 666, the kryptonian afterlife was destroyed as well!
Nothing is wrong with Supergirl's brain.
This issue there is that while a necromancer uses a body after the owner has left, an orange lantern has to horribly mutilate their soul while they're still there.
While I... Totally can.
I believe you. *Nods*
Thank you, corrected.
I mean, some types of Necromancers also use souls, spirits, ghosts, etc. And depending on the victims, some may see it as horrible mutilation while others might prefer to serve rather than get sent to their respective Hells and get their souls even more horribly mutilated and used for parts. Are the Construct Lanterns that self-aware to know what's been done to them?
Was the inhabitants/inmates destroyed too, or was it a "Hell is empty, and all the devils ran off" (to misquote old Bill) situation?
Try using TV Tropes. They have a carefully updated character list - and the Recaps are also great for getting a quick overview of the chapters, so you can remember the story and go read Fun Bits That Are Sticking In Your Head again!
Yeah, but every time I look at the TV Tropes page I immediately spot all the things I know are wrong.
Change the second 'I' to 'it'.
'Know' to 'known'. Also I'm not sure this is true. I actually read the Dominator prison break recently and it said this:
Yes, well, that's where you come in, fun guy. OL really does let most of his constructs be a little more independent, doesn't he? Not even giving it a basic command straight out of the Ring... Hopefully he'll at least be able to do the job.
Even if he technically doesn't benefit from it. Still, the instincts are there, and the ability to consume...
Not taking any chances, I see. Good plan, given this thing put a kryptonian out like Sleeping Beauty.
And the spores could have a much stronger effect on humans than they do on kryptonians.
Most usually aren't too proactive about the consumption. Barring a few magical ones. Vine tentacles, that sort of thing.
Swampy would probably not have left a hazard like that unattended. He's a bit more conscientious then most Avatars were.
Plus, they're busy over in South America. Not like they'd take a day trip to Louisiana to set up a snooze bloom.
Let's not overcomplicate things, OL? Check first, then sweat about it.
To be fair, that's not uncommon. After all, in narrative-driven universes like this, random things can be loosely connected...
Ah, right. Really should sort that out, OL. Variable visor tint or something...
Ah, good, someone's been reading his briefings these days.
Alien Mengele with even less moral character. So pretty damn dangerous.
Could be they connected a few dots and backtracked you to Earth, OL.
Which is doubly bad. Their attention on Earth always leads to trouble.
Right, then. All OL needs to do now is sweep up the spores, and...
...Well, that's a problem. Wonder if it was anyone important?
I mean, the person under there could be an innocent bystander. Or someone linked to Swamp Thing's enemies. Won't know for sure until you can ID him.
...Yeah, that's usually a bad thing.
...He would. But a Sivana on this, probably not a great idea, outside of Beautia. Who's not really an expert in this field, is she?
The problem of focusing on such a small ingroup at first, OL.
I assume he's talking about some ultra-high-speed FTL travel. The Honden isn't exactly friendly to passengers without major prepwork.
Sadly, from the sound of it, that would take most of the guy's brain with the plant.
If nothing else, her magic should make it possible to bypass mundane limitations of human biology, split plant and animal tissues and heal the guy with a properly-worded backwards command...
Long time no see, Zee.
Well, good to hear there's been no progress on that front, I suppose.
What does it say about their lives that that would be a break from trying to get through a magical barrier around an entire underwater civilisation?
She is a medical expert and the guy in there has some big medical issues, so she may be able to help.
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Thank you, corrected.
No, something that you do occasionally probably isn't something that you're known for. Megatron wrote a book once, but it's not what he's known for.
Thank you, corrected.