I would guess that it assumed that since it did not detect something coming in (Teleport, or otherwise) nothing had come in. As such it went "Ah well, if nothing came in then everything must have already been here" and ignored him.
Relevant question: does OL have that filtering?
OL is enlightened and therefore doesn't need it.
Whatever they use for targeting is blocked by his scry ward?
Yes, because coming back from the dead is such a rare and terrible thing in comics for non-gingers.
Just 'cuz he is enlightened does not mean no one stuck the safetys on as a corps wide thing (possibly as a update to the OS)
Actually curious how Eris's going to react to the SI coming home. She gave him a big wet kiss when he inadvertently broke up Hera and Zeus, imagine what destroying an interstellar civilization, at least one religion, and all the other craziness he's gotten into out there's going to do to her. (And just can't wait until news of Cake Man, Spider Consort comes back to Earth).
Did you not read the Renegade parts in question?
A flows straight into B. as in, B is a continuation of A, not an alternative timeline. Mr Zoat simply hadn't settled on how he was going to label the Renegade sequences at that point.The spoiler in question is based on a Word of Zoat rather than the cartoon.Thanks for putting that in a spoiler. There are some (like me) who have not ever watched YJ or whatever it's called.
Nah, the JSA heroes don't come up beyond Dr Fate's whole thing and Jay Garrick being part of the Kid Flash and Impulse drama. I believe canon is that they're all dead except maybe Wildcat.
Intelligent? Yes. Smart? No.
Or he is just in one of the many locations Paul insisted get warded.
Pretty sure he can still call her up with a thought.
In addition to other insightful responses, blue is the opposite of orange. In principle, if you're channeling blue, it completely shuts down orange, and vice versa...
In all fairness, that was personal, and Greek Gods are very focused on the personal. Still, I'd expect a thumbs up, at the very least.
He'll probably have already said something to the effect of she asked to help put her armor in for a meeting in which a group of slavers would be discussed and needed a body gaurd as someone had already tried to assassinate her, nothing beyond one accidental touch and everyone seems to like blowing it out of proportion.
Well, once Paul has recruited enough witches, wizards, and varied ritualists who are sufficiently desirous enough for the Orange Lantern Corp, I'm sure they'll whip up something that would be MORE than suitable for her!
Who, me?
Anya Savenlovich.
B, actually. Guy and Hal are no longer assigned to the sector.
Thank you, corrected.
We don't actually know that for certain. The only thing we have to go on is the fact that he wasn't in the panel showing Kent Nelson's funeral. He might just have been out of shot, given that none of Mister Nelson's family were either.
I actually have an episode planned for that.
What filtering?
That.... could be really really bad.
Because whenever I read, or watch, anything that I enjoy, I tend to put myself in the character's shoes. The way Dox and Hinon tend to talk to Paul would utterly infuriate me. I dislike people who are constantly shitty with me, especially when I'm perfectly polite to them. Also, if you are supposed to be an equal, to say nothing of a superior, having a little bit of tact and NOT insulting your subordinates constantly can go a long way.
You're probably right. I'm just a paranoid person when it comes to super powers that can be taken away.
So he's supposed to just sit on his ass like a little child and let the adults handle things? Also, what problems? Pretty much everything Paul has done has either been for the betterment of the universe, or his corps personally.
Very true. I guess I just get paranoid that a backstab is on the way...especially with how they treat Paul.
Guy Gardner.
Guardians: *Smug * The ORange Lantern will not be able to ge ta new lantern for this 'Alan', when the time is near we will offer one on OUR terms and he will be forced to....
Paul hasn't done a single thing of the sort. It's not his fault he is both more visible, friendly, and much more actively involved with the corpsmen/women. We haven't seen a single person refuse an order from Dox on account of him "Not being Paul."
You will never convince me that stopping the vicious blinding/mutilation of an entire class of people is/was a bad thing.
I don't recall her being caring...I just really don't like that type of character. She's out and out called Paul stupid several times now.
Alan needs help, and Kalim got results. Advancing the understanding of the Blue light of hope is a good thing in my opinion and I have a very low opinion of the BLC.
Paul hasn't done a single thing of the sort. It's not his fault he is both more visible, friendly, and much more actively involved with the corpsmen/women. We haven't seen a single person refuse an order from Dox on account of him "Not being Paul."
Dox's ego is just hurting. Quite frankly, I don't see why he feels that sole ownership of the OLC should be his. I really don't think he truly understands what Paul means for the OLC to be. Again, he might be the right guy for the job offered, but the wrong guy for what the job has evolved into.
I mean for fucks sake Paul felt the need to warn the OPHIDIAN. If anything the corps is absolutely HERS. It literally can not exist without her light.
You will never convince me that stopping the vicious blinding/mutilation of an entire class of people is/was a bad thing.
I don't recall her being caring...I just really don't like that type of character. She's out and out called Paul stupid several times now.
Alan needs help, and Kalim got results. Advancing the understanding of the Blue light of hope is a good thing in my opinion and I have a very low opinion of the BLC.
