Aw, OL. You seem embarrassed to be participating in heroic traditions. Or is it more that you're concerned about what paranoid traps he might have set up, especially after his Anti-Life exposure? I know I would be.
Still not a signifier of safe passage. Shaman, after all.
I swear, Vic Sage, if that's you talking, after all this hassle...
To be fair, her injuries weren't super-severe. Just a little eye damage and burns that a Silver-Age kryptonian could heal in hours...
Understandable, especially if she's under red sun lamps to make it easier to work on her, and she's feeling the pain of the missing bits...
Admit it, you chuckled too, folks. Accidental dark humour...
True, OL thinks nothing of losing a body part here or there. Kind of disturbing when compared to the average person, mind.
Sadly, OL, there's little stopping a kryptonian that powerful once she starts moving...
Given her vulnerability to magic, I wouldn't be surprised if she could have flown right through an entire magically-concealed temple and not noticed...
...Are the contents of the rooms still there? Given the breeze super-speed would produce...
<Tommy Lee Jones frowning.meme> Sure it was.
An open and shut case, I expect.
This is why the Silver Age Superman kept her hidden in the early years, isn't it? Not as a secret weapon, but because she's so dang much trouble.
Probably some paranoid thing about fluorescent light bulbs, I wouldn't wonder.
Again, shaman. Magical concealment is not a difficult trick, as the Ring-scan warding circles show.
Well, she's got the 'huffy teenage girl' act down pat, if she's not on the up-and-up.
...OL, you did think to recover them, right? Or would that risk exposing something to Lex?
There are probably unwritten rules about that sort of thing. Same reason you don't go after a hero in his civilian identity. Admittedly someone like Clark Kent, being in his pyjamas doesn't make him less invulnerable.
Also little things like evidence being a requirement... Even with the new legal stuff, people just can't lock someone up on the League's say-so.
Or that one alien race that's had several Lanterns in recent years.
Also, he may have any number of plans on dead-man's switches. Plans that might make Scorched Earth doctrines look tame.
That's like just handing him the cookie jar and telling him to eat as much as he likes.
Good grief. One-track mind coupled with the attention span of a sugar-rushing toddler.
...Okay, forget about the squirrels! Not important right now. Focus on the rest of it.
Probably better to let the League politely request them back. More formal and open, where he can't fiddle around.
Joy of too many variables to calculate.
And I suspect he'd rather accomplish his goals with human technology, rather than piggy-backing off a vulnerability like that.
And big picture windows like those are expensive just on size. Never mind materials involved, especially if he went the transparent armour route.
Heck, he could find and expose some unnoticed vulnerability they hadn't picked up on.
Certainly, when you hold a man's 'legacy' in your hand, you hold his full attention.
He should be absolutely ashamed of himself for not pointing out the obvious here.
It's like Dee Dee from Dexter's Lab got Kara's powers.
No, I'm pretty sure 'criminal law' is written rules.
For some reason I really didn't think Kara would lie like that, so for a moment I actually believed that an enemy Supergirl was involved.
I don't think she's the same one, but 'time traveler with some extras' is certainly one of the options.
Definitely not since when she arrived, OL used her to capture him.
IIRC in the comics Silver Age Supergirl had some kind of Super FTL telescope that let her spy on everything that went on on Earth that told her everything that went on in all the previous issues before she showed up.
