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DCU: Blacklist

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Samael61 said:
He took a long, slow breath to still his heart. "What I did should not constitute anything to be punished by him." He was not a wicked individual, unless throwing Vandal Savage to the sun counted as wicked.

"Not him directly. The fate you consigned the immortal to have changed too many events in the future. You have presumed to override fate. This was a mere warning for your hubris," the Phantom Stranger warned.
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Fuck free will, am I right? I never understood how fate and destiny could have a role in DC when the biblical God is around with their whole "free will" thing. I mean I guess I can see how it would work out as a "you have free will, but your actions have consequences" kind of thing, but it feels like a cheap way for the writers to maintain the status quo. I get that the big G isn't against this kind of thing and only his minions are throwing a hissy fit, but it still rubs me wrong.
 
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