...It's a rare anthropomorphic species that doesn't. And in those cases, they either fuel their bodies with unconventional energies or are entirely artificial and thus also run on energy. ...The DC Universe has some weird people in it.
Depends on the material, I think? Most bird food isn't exactly pleasant to Humans or human-adjacent beings.
Ah, good thing OL decided to stick around. Can you imagine the awkwardness if Kara brought out a bag of birdseed or a piece of cuttlebone? (Often used to provide house-birds something to maintain their beaks with.)
Why do I get the feeling that's a mistake? Kara is enthusiastic but... Not always sensible.
Plus possible lingering mental issues from the trip to Earth. And possibly overcompensating for the knowledge that her entire people and everyone she ever knew are dead and gone by being super-bubbly...
...And possibly foolishly simple. Seriously, did she study Japanese culture for her baka-moe act?
...Wait, is she wearing the classic sci-fi bubble-type helmet?
Ah, tautologies. Methinks Kara is forgetting that not everyone shares the same pool of cultural references...
To be fair, Zorbing can be enjoyable. I can also understand the mistake concerning their equipment....
Ah, the necessities of having a private conversation with a kryptonian around.
Well, guess that's confirmed then. Her obsessive fan-turned-supervillain.
Winning hearts and minds, eh? Probably a little trickier when your people were aggressively expanding their territory...
...So it may in fact not be the guy. Was he at least glowing yellow?
...All right, that's kind of conclusive.
Yeah, that's a bit... It's the hairstyle of someone with a definite lifestyle. Especially if said fringe was long enough to cover one eye, dyed black or otherwise sinister.
So... You kind of panicked and ran to someone you could trust. Hopefully that was enough to derail the Corpsman's obsession.
I would expect she's seen enough fans to recognise creepy-obsessive types. Just that most of them lack the means to do more than watch her ominously.
Good question. I assume you didn't go into detail about her personal fate, or she'd have been a lot more worried.
Still, better safe than sorry.
Now, if he had glowing yellow eyes, perhaps with an almost insectoid symbol in them... Then you'd have good cause to be concerned.
Also good points. For all we know, when he couldn't see her again, he gave up and began to fixate on someone else...
No doubt they think they could ally with Sinestro. Perhaps secretly, perhaps not.
Gee, I wonder why? Somehow, I bet Thanagar isn't too welcoming to those who stand out as much as Lanterns do.
Probably silly, childish ones, at that. "This one person can lift entire freighters without them snapping in half? How ridiculous!"
Especially likely if they weren't certain they could be in absolute control of said Corpsman.
Well, it does show off her figure quite nicely, doesn't it?
Goddammit, Kara... You're probably very lucky you're so cute when you do this stuff.
Good for him. Although I hope he branches out and does more than just mass production of base resources.
Would be nice for Paul to semi-inadvertently screw with Sinestro, after all the times the Yellow gits have screwed with him.
She's high on caffeine at the moment. Wait till it wears off.
I wouldn't be too sure of the latter. The top people in the government are very anti-alien, so they would only work with Vulcan to get Nth Metal. I seriously doubt many people would worship him, at least openly.
Had me wondering if she was talking about someone other than Sinestro
I wonder if it is sugar, instead. She seems like she'd prefer sweet stuff, and Krypton probably had the markets limited to healthier stuff, rather than colorfully packaged cocaine.
It's really more like a couple of junior scientists. As stated above, thanagarians are pretty specieist, and they're also fairly anti-religion. Vulcan hasn't had a proper cult for a fairly long time, but he's pretty good at explaining things. It also helps that Thanagar's magic field is relatively weak, so some of the oddities that gods take with them are dialled down.
Yeah - Thanagarians are probably less suitable for the work then humans on earth would be, and he quoted like 30 years for being able to get to a place where they'd be able to meaningfully help his work from the arcane smithing side - though I'm sure there's a bunch of little things that a bunch of scientists can help out with in making the conditions for his work the best they can be.
If you're talking about the National Socialist, the issue there is that he isn't very scary. Leatherwing is, but he'd never give the ring up.
Not really. He was a literal child during World War II. He's younger than Overman. And he focused on detective work and combat skills over causing fear.
Violets may be able to heal those they love, but I think Red has been shown as being bad at things that aren't breaking things.