It's not impossible, but it is unlikely. I simply don't know those characters well enough.
Hoo boy. Someone really doesn't want them finding anything useful.
Mystically appropriate, even if it's really annoying at this moment.
"Make that another place."
Volcana isn't local, certainly...
Fascinating...
Very fascinating. An intentional effect of the transformation spell, or an accidental side-effect?
Odd, most people doing a Superman symbol would have made the pentagonal shield, not knowing the significance.
But they do fit someone caught up by it in need of rescue.
This would have been asked sooner or later...
"During my one conversation with them, they were emphatic...
especially when the symbol is so well known."
Slim to none, most likely.
Oh, that's a familiar silhouette...
So, sort of a hybrid of classic Kara and Linda Danvers costumes. Or the post-Infinite-Crisis costume...
That would be stupid if they were.
At least people aren't that stupid. Even if a tiny mask can fool them.
Understatement of the year, OL.
Well well well...
Now we have the testimony of a skilled magic user who has access to one of the most powerful sources of Order magic on the planet.Because Constantine reading something in a book means it must be true!
Fact is we see how "powerful" she actually was, and she wouldn't even match up to mid ranking demon.
The Children of Juru would beg to differ.
Thank you, corrected.
I am trying very hard not to laugh right now given you rather obviously have no idea who that person actually is.
Honestly, yeah, Buggy is trusting what a different Constantine read in a book again. Not much better this time.
who is this person
Should be singular.
Yes yes yes, it's technically a sorta-Constantine except with a different nationality from some specific tv show.
No, she has lightning powers, and in this continuity the subject of her namesake is Paul.
And not even that, as he unwittingly derailed her becoming a villainess by getting her an interview with himself and a couple other heroes that boosted her career.
Forget the boots, what person flies with a skirt? Does she want that to be the first thing people see whenever she's above them?
Thank you, corrected.
Depending on how much she's the Linda who was corrupted by Buzz, yes. Alternatively, she may be wearing shorts under her skirt, or just not care. Female flyers in skirts are very common in comics, whatever their Watsonian reasons.
Triskele was/is the mother of succubae, Zoat provided a helpful link earlier:
The tl;dr version is that she's a vicious and greedy schemer, but not necessarily a big fish compared to some of the other things you might meet at the crossroads if you're unlucky.
That's saying something different. Sephtian is saying that Atlanteans find manipulating water easier than they do fire. Tula is saying that being an Atlantean actively impedes the ability to learn non-water elementalism.
He also mentions that this is a result of conceptual connections, most likely from them being Atlanteans.
Indeed.
