There, and there isn't. Not really. They blended timelines, screwed cause and effect simply to save fans from losing Batman, they censored Constantine, and they ended Clark and Lois's marriage. Anything that could have been good, should have just been written in the original story, and that would have been good.
I rather imagine Hyppolita's reaction would be something along the lines of "Well done Daughter! It's about time you gave me some grandchildren."
Kon is basically a show-piece for Helios.
Of course! But it all reads like terrible slash fan-fiction written by Amazon's that haven't interacted with a man in thousands of years.
If that's a joke, it's over my head. AFAIK "colossal" is a perfectly reasonable adjective to use here.I think you meant "titanic" here.
So, like all slash fan fiction.Of course! But it all reads like terrible slash fan-fiction written by Amazon's that haven't interacted with a man in thousands of years.
Helios is a Titan, so calling Kon's massive Plasma beams Titanic is a play on words, Titanic meaning that it originates from a Titan, and Titanic meaning that it's huge/mighty.
I doubt it. The difference in power from normal Earth 16 Kryptonians is just too large. And it seems to be working too much as designed; he didn't accidentally fry all his friends the first time he experimented with it because the blast was thousands of times more powerful than intended.
Warning:
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Warning:
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Kid Flash, Cornwall, Wolf:
bodies make it
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and spreading outwards
foster parents'
anyone unfortunate enough to
Extra space
I rest the flat
plannin'
Elsewhere uses "discs"
this instance, however, the
forty first millennium
of what they are now?
new technologies, even highly disruptive ones
skip on to
Green Man's
three and a bit months'
more than that
five storeys
stand in this alley all night
Now:
girlfriend's
TIL...
I'm guessing
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"Our reconnaissance report is that the bad guys are all dead. No, there are no bodies to prove it, as we are professionals and thus thorough."
The same way it goes through everything else.
At least "sept" (capitalization), but unless the guild considers the groups to be family-aligned it feels off. Possibly "sect" but even that doesn't quite feel like the right choice of word because "sect" implies religious identity. Less colorfully, "faction" is at least milquetoastly correct.
IIRC, Sephtian was intimidated by the idea of carving runes into one's soul. Not only is it a difficult thing to do, it has metaphysical implications -- implications that OL doesn't need to worry about because the status quo for him was oblivion, but that rank-and-file enlisted people could well have good reason to be afraid of.
WoZ said M'gann was the most powered up relative to the original timeline. This may have changed given Kon's upgrades now, but I think you're understating just how powerful M'gann is with the Star Conqueror morph.
he just raises the visor. He was using an 'Environmental Shield Generator' to breathe, not a space suit.
you don't have the proper Bizarro speech ticks there, it should be 'Bizarro hopes for small family', and 'Bizarro hopes for low score on videogames'. Not sure how Bizarro would say the middle part...
The planet was only about Saturn sized, so probably not big enough to maintain the reaction. May take a few years to settle down though.
Sept is a real word.
She is? I mean ok, she's a martian, any meaningful upgrade would, in absolute term, be greater than most upgrades to a normal human, but in relative terms I would say either Artemis (Danner formula, crumbler, mageslayer and other special arrows, spell eater, a bow that can take full advantage of the Danner formula, actual armor) or Kon are the most advantaged here.
Magic and kryptonite. Magic spark from magical solar vision, kryptonite from the system debris. Both blatantly violate conservation of energy, so who knows...
So it is. Still shouldn't be capitalized. Also seems like an odd choice, as it seems to carry a meaning closer to "clan" than "faction".
