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With This Ring (Young Justice SI) (Thread Fourteen)

Its this Kara just that asshole villain that came from the future with the magic phone that turns people into super heroes (at random before it was fixed), Nylor has been out of the picture for too long, the last we saw of him he had the phone fixed and this silver age Kara is all kinds of a weirdo.
 
19th July 2013
09:47 GMT -5


The Question's lighthouse. I've seen it from a distance plenty of times. Up close once or twice when I was trying to leave him messages… But now it's time for the proud superheroic tradition of Breaking and Entering.
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.



The door's not locked.
Still not a signifier of safe passage. Shaman, after all.

"I am entering because I am concerned about the physical and mental health of the owner!"

"Really?!"
I swear, Vic Sage, if that's you talking, after all this hassle...

I just about manage to avoid clutching my chest as Kara appears besides me. But I definitely twitch. Not that I think she paid it any attention. Her injuries… Look like they've healed. Not even a bruise. It's nice to see that as air headed as she can sometimes appear, she does actually take medical instructions seriously.
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...

"Ah… It's more that the G.P.A. are concerned about his physical and mental health, but they made a reasonable argument. Is Kara One doing alright?"

"Sure is! Robo-Uncle-Jor'El already started growing her a new nose!" She frowns. "I tried to do a 'got your nose' joke, but she didn't like it!"
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...

"Heh. Ah-."

Her eyes widen and she gestures to me. "See!"
Admit it, you chuckled too, folks. Accidental dark humour...

"She and I have different senses of humour. And I have a far greater tolerance for mutilation. Just… Bear it in mind in the future."

"Okay!" She turns back to the lighthouse and-.
True, OL thinks nothing of losing a body part here or there. Kind of disturbing when compared to the average person, mind.

"Kara, don't-."

Woompf!

She vanishes in a red and blue blur-
Sadly, OL, there's little stopping a kryptonian that powerful once she starts moving...

Woompf!

-and then reappears.

"He's not in there!"
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...

I bow my head slightly and then push-.

Klonk.

I pick the door up off the floor and repair the hinges which Kara tore off during her rapid ingress.
...Are the contents of the rooms still there? Given the breeze super-speed would produce...

"Kara, while there are situations where it's correct to smash through a door, a wellness check-up usually isn't one."

"It was like that when I got here!"
<Tommy Lee Jones frowning.meme> Sure it was.



Ring, review door scan.

Door in the frame, damage to hinges consistent with super strength impact, and if I play the recording back in slow motion…
An open and shut case, I expect.

I take a holoprojector out of subspace so that we can both watch her blast the door out of its frame, double back with a sheepish expression on her face, and then prop it back into place.

"Mopey Kara sure did get better fast! And she stole my clothes!"
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.

I shake my head as I send the holoprojector back into subspace before taking a look around. Door mat, tiled floor, coat rack with three blue trench coats and an umbrella, an empty shoe rack and a wooden bench. Light fitting… Uses a filament bulb. A little odd, but not untoward.
Probably some paranoid thing about fluorescent light bulbs, I wouldn't wonder.

"Question?"

Kara puts her hands on her hips. "I did say he's not here!"
Again, shaman. Magical concealment is not a difficult trick, as the Ring-scan warding circles show.

"There are ways to disguise one's presence even from sophisticated sensors, and he's a street shaman."

"Hiding with magic is cheating! Hmpf!"
Well, she's got the 'huffy teenage girl' act down pat, if she's not on the up-and-up.

She actually folds her arms and tosses her hair. Ah, while she's here:

"Kara, why did you throw the Peace Operative belts at LexCorp?"
...OL, you did think to recover them, right? Or would that risk exposing something to Lex?

"Because he's Lex flipping Luthor!" Um? "On my Earth he's a criminal mastermind, so everyone knows that he's evil! I don't get why he can pretend to be a normal businessman here, but it's silly!"

"'Silly' as in..?"
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.

"He's the bad guy! Arrest him and throw away the key!"

"Are you aware that there are parallel universes where Lex Luthor is a good person?"
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.

"And there's probably a parallel universe where the Earth is ruled by squirrels! That doesn't mean that I'm going to assume that squirrels are people here!"

"But if you saw squirrels acting in an unsquirelly way, would you hold off until you were sure that they weren't from squirrel-Earth?"
Or that one alien race that's had several Lanterns in recent years.

"..! Maybe!?"

"So, while we may suspect that Mister Luthor is a bad guy, and we may pay him a certain amount of special attention as a result, until we can prove that he's a bad guy, we shouldn't throw things at him. Okay?"
Also, he may have any number of plans on dead-man's switches. Plans that might make Scorched Earth doctrines look tame.

"Fffiiiiiiine!"

"Especially if that technology is resilient enough to survive the impact and he could hand it to his research and development division."
That's like just handing him the cookie jar and telling him to eat as much as he likes.

She blinks at me, eyes wide. "Gosh darn it! We need to get it back!"

"Kara, what did I say just now?"

"That we need to get it back!"
Good grief. One-track mind coupled with the attention span of a sugar-rushing toddler.

"No, not 'what did you say'. What did I say?"

"I know we can't do anything until we can prove he's not a squirrel! But we can't leave them with him!"
...Okay, forget about the squirrels! Not important right now. Focus on the rest of it.

Can't we? Batman would probably want them back, but right now I don't trust Batman's judgement. Do I trust Mr. Luthor's judgement more? … No, but in this one instance it's in his interest to stop Batman's global police force. Would Luthor being imprisoned or killed be better or worse than him stopping Batman?
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.

Batman turning into an evil New God is far worse than anything Mr. Luthor is likely to do. And he's doing it right now. But I suspect that he'll also be easier to talk down. And I don't think that Mr. Luthor would go the same route, if only because he's aware of where it leads. He might use them to make New God henchmen… Except that he's already got high end power armour and the Danner Formula, so that doesn't really add anything to his power while giving Darkseid a clear route to subvert him.
And I suspect he'd rather accomplish his goals with human technology, rather than piggy-backing off a vulnerability like that.

I think… If I clearly and unambiguously point that out to him… It's probably best to leave it with him. But I doubt that's an argument that Kara Two would accept.

"The Justice League have the ability to seize Apokoliptian technology. Really, we can just walk up to him and ask for it, though since you were aiming you might have to pay for his window."
And big picture windows like those are expensive just on size. Never mind materials involved, especially if he went the transparent armour route.

"Phooey!"

"Alternately, we could leave it with him and watch what he does. It would be tempting for him to use it to do something illegal, and once he does-."
Heck, he could find and expose some unnoticed vulnerability they hadn't picked up on.

"We'll know he's a squirrel! And then we'll have him by the nuts!"



"We will indeed."
Certainly, when you hold a man's 'legacy' in your hand, you hold his full attention.

Still seems risky to let Luthor keep the gubbins, but if Batman is watching him already, he might be able to head off any future trouble. At any rate, looks like there's no sign of the Question here. Which begs the question of where the hell he could be hiding out, after discounting his home base. Especially places he could reach covertly...
 
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I take a holoprojector out of subspace so that we can both watch her blast the door out of its frame, double back with a sheepish expression on her face, and then prop it back into place.

"Mopey Kara sure did get better fast! And she stole my clothes!"
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.
 
Okay, at some point, we really need to introduce Classic Kara to Pinkie Pie. They'd get along like a house on fire. Also, could you imagine how batshit crazy things would get if they combined Pinkie's unique brand of insanity with Kara's Silver Age weirdness?
 
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Its this Kara just that asshole villain that came from the future with the magic phone that turns people into super heroes (at random before it was fixed), Nylor has been out of the picture for too long, the last we saw of him he had the phone fixed and this silver age Kara is all kinds of a weirdo.
I don't think she's the same one, but 'time traveler with some extras' is certainly one of the options.
 
"Because he's Lex flipping Luthor!" Um? "On my Earth he's a criminal mastermind, so everyone knows that he's evil! I don't get why he can pretend to be a normal businessman here, but it's silly!"

"Isn't your backstory that you never actually lived on your Earth and were on your way there for the first time when you go transported to this universe? We had a whole conversation on if you still had Kryptonian seeds in your digestive tract, you made a point you were experiencing superpowers for the first time, all of that?"

"Ah yes, but my backstory is also that my father and I were in communication with Cousin Kal using super-technology. So he told me all about life on Earth before I got there, including about Lex Luthor."

"Well that story seems consistent."

"Definitely, everything I've said makes perfect sense."
 
Its this Kara just that asshole villain that came from the future with the magic phone that turns people into super heroes (at random before it was fixed), Nylor has been out of the picture for too long, the last we saw of him he had the phone fixed and this silver age Kara is all kinds of a weirdo.
Definitely not since when she arrived, OL used her to capture him.
 
"Isn't your backstory that you never actually lived on your Earth and were on your way there for the first time when you go transported to this universe? We had a whole conversation on if you still had Kryptonian seeds in your digestive tract, you made a point you were experiencing superpowers for the first time, all of that?"

"Ah yes, but my backstory is also that my father and I were in communication with Cousin Kal using super-technology. So he told me all about life on Earth before I got there, including about Lex Luthor."

"Well that story seems consistent."

"Definitely, everything I've said makes perfect sense."
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.
 
I don't know how you guys or the Illustres can handle her. This Kara sounds so suspicious and acts so obnoxious that I would already be planning to send her to the Phantom Zone to get rid of her. I would have been synthesizing the Kryptonite needed to take her down at this point.
 
I don't know how you guys or the Illustres can handle her. This Kara sounds so suspicious and acts so obnoxious that I would already be planning to send her to the Phantom Zone to get rid of her. I would have been synthesizing the Kryptonite needed to take her down at this point.
He can't, this is Silver Age Supergirl, she's immune to all Kryptonite except that from her own universe and can punch her way out of the Phantom Zone.
 
And That's Okay (part 4) New
19th July 2013
09:51 GMT -5


Alright, no sense going up until I've finished here. Ring, scan everything in the room, including the walls through to the exterior. Catalogue anything unusual for my attention.

Compliance. Working.

A few places have stress fractures which suggest that they've been hit by low calibre bullets, and a couple of the bricks have naturally occurring flaws… That's about it. Compared to what I'd expect to find… Yes, none of the unusual patterns of temperature or electrical activity sometimes associated with magic use. Seeing as this building is already part of the city he wouldn't need to set anything up to force the link… Assuming that he even bothers doing rituals from his home base. His style of magic is perfect for synchronicity wave riding or moving meditation within the city, making a dedicated ritual space somewhat superfluous.

"Heeeey, how come you called me 'Kara'?!"

I sit down on the tiles-. I get up again and sit down on the bench, because seats are for sitting on and that's significant in this style of magic.

"Because it's your name?"

"We're on a mission! You should call me 'Supergirl'!"

"I sort of got used to calling the other Kara that, and then Linda. When you're the third person I know to use the name, it's actually not that useful in distinguishing you from other people."

"I had it first!"

"N-. No, you… Didn't."

"I started being a superhero way before they did!"

"Perhaps, but not here. However, since neither of them are here, I can call you 'Supergirl' for the duration of this investigation."

"But what about all the other times!"

"You've got the choice between 'Supergirl Three' and… Picking something else."

"What do you mean, 'pick something else?! I'm Supergirl!"

"Have you considered 'Megagirl'?"

"No!"

"It's the same number of syllables."

"It doesn't start with 'S'!"

"How about 'Superwoman'? No one's using that."

"That evil version of Mary Marvel did!"

"Yes, but she's dead. And she comes from a parallel universe. I know from personal experience that there are a lot of Supergirls out there."

"I'm not old enough!"

"You're saying that you're not an adult? That you're too young to manage your own affairs?"

"I live on my own! I'm your next door neighbour!"

"So you are old enough to manage your own affairs!"

"Yes! … Wait!"

I turn away. "Superwoman, could you keep it down for a moment? I need to do a magic ritual."

"Sassafrassarassum!"

Alright. Look beneath the material world, at the patterns of desire that underlie it. Mr. Sage spent a good deal of time here, so there should be something of his-.

Huh?

It's… Like the place has been scoured. Parts of the patterns which should exist in someone's home have… Been cut out. I can see the severed ends. I can't see any sign his desires have been destroyed, but…

There's no… Victor Sage here. I didn't even know that was possible.

Alright… Take my own desire to find him, attach it to that bit, give it a tug

"Mister Sage, if you have a moment?"


"He's here!?"

I raise my right hand, thumb opposed to the rest of my fingers. I tap it against them as a simulacrum of a chatting mouth, then firmly press it against them for emphasis.

"Sorry!"

Alright, down, down… Even if I can't find him directly, I should still be able to get a general impression of the… 'City mind', and with Mr. Sage being the most direct communer, he should have an outsized influence… Or receive an outsized influence. Same difference. Looking closer-.

The network twists, and The Question is sitting next to me.

"Question."

"That was a statement."

I smile. "Yes, I-. Hello, The Question."

"Hello Orange Lantern. What brings you here?"

"Checking up on you. Are you in good health and in a safe place?"

"I've been in worse."

I sigh. "You were the focus point of an Anti-Life broadcaster. The only good thing about that experience is that there will never be a situation as bad."

He tilts his blank-faced head to the side a little. "Excluding that."

"So, we've got a problem."

"Batman's gone crazy and is trying to take over the world."

"Excluding that."

He shrugs. "Go on."

"Something… Happened to Doctor Jervis Tetch. The Mad Hatter. He also managed to acquire an Apokoliptian device which… Appears to let him mind control anyone who uses Apokoliptian technology or was Justified. I suspect that you would be susceptible, and I want to check that you've made preparations or are capable of defending yourself. If you're not, I am happy to assist."

"And you didn't have anything to do with him acquiring that device?"

"Alright, I admit that I'm the one who repaired it. But I didn't know what it did at the time, and I was trying to locate Mad Hatter due to him kidnapping and experimenting on at least one former Justifier. Oh, and… Mad Hatter might have kidnapped an intelligent chimpanzee."

"Hm."

"Hm?"

"And you had nothing to do with Batman's current change of methodology?"

"Ah… … Yes, I did, and I regret that-."

He stands up. "Then perhaps we should move to a new venue, so that we can discuss it in detail."

"Ah, alright, what did you-?"


The world snaps back into focus.

Except-.

No Victor Sage.

No Kara.

And the ground floor of the lighthouse is wrong.
 
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19th July 2013
09:51 GMT -5


Alright, no sense going up until I've finished here. Ring, scan everything in the room, including the walls through to the exterior. Catalogue anything unusual for my attention.

Compliance. Working.
A good idea. A deep scan like that will mark anything concealed by its sheer absence of presence. Blank spots in an otherwise detailed map. Which can act as a starting point for further examination...

A few places have stress fractures which suggest that they've been hit by low calibre bullets, and a couple of the bricks have naturally occurring flaws… That's about it. Compared to what I'd expect to find… Yes, none of the unusual patterns of temperature or electrical activity sometimes associated with magic use. Seeing as this building is already part of the city he wouldn't need to set anything up to force the link… Assuming that he even bothers doing rituals from his home base. His style of magic is perfect for synchronicity wave riding or moving meditation within the city, making a dedicated ritual space somewhat superfluous.
So, in a way, the whole city is his ritual space, with a faint connection to it at any time. At least before the Anti-life.

"Heeeey, how come you called me 'Kara'?!"

I sit down on the tiles-. I get up again and sit down on the bench, because seats are for sitting on and that's significant in this style of magic.
Propriety and all that. Also, Kara, your name isn't exactly secret.

"Because it's your name?"

"We're on a mission! You should call me 'Supergirl'!"
Even if everyone involved knows you as Kara? And there's no-one else present?

"I sort of got used to calling the other Kara that, and then Linda. When you're the third person I know to use the name, it's actually not that useful in distinguishing you from other people."

"I had it first!"
Well, that depends on what order you're counting. I rather suspect local Kara has best claim, having been born in this universe, ohhh.. 🤔 A couple of decades back, suspended animation notwithstanding?

"N-. No, you… Didn't."

"I started being a superhero way before they did!"
Only if your world is still stuck in something like the 1950s...

"Perhaps, but not here. However, since neither of them are here, I can call you 'Supergirl' for the duration of this investigation."

"But what about all the other times!"
Peril of multiple people sharing a superhero name between them. Like the Flashes.

"You've got the choice between 'Supergirl Three' and… Picking something else."

"What do you mean, 'pick something else?! I'm Supergirl!"
It's hardly a definitive article in this universe, you know.

"Have you considered 'Megagirl'?"

"No!"
Eh, bit video-gamey. Especially if she has a male counterpart running around. 😏

"It's the same number of syllables."

"It doesn't start with 'S'!"
Well, you would have to change your outfit.

"How about 'Superwoman'? No one's using that."

"That evil version of Mary Marvel did!"
And on the whole, the name doesn't have the best history otherwise.

"Yes, but she's dead. And she comes from a parallel universe. I know from personal experience that there are a lot of Supergirls out there."

"I'm not old enough!"
Over 52 of them, under various names, depending on the state of the multiverse. 😏

"You're saying that you're not an adult? That you're too young to manage your own affairs?"

"I live on my own! I'm your next door neighbour!"
Emancipated minors are a thing. But I suspect this is more 'I don't feel that grown-up'.

"So you are old enough to manage your own affairs!"

"Yes! … Wait!"
Ah, trapped by her own logic.

I turn away. "Superwoman, could you keep it down for a moment? I need to do a magic ritual."

"Sassafrassarassum!"
Careful, your teeth may be indestructible, but it's not good to grind them like that.

Alright. Look beneath the material world, at the patterns of desire that underlie it. Mr. Sage spent a good deal of time here, so there should be something of his-.

Huh?
Something concerning?

It's… Like the place has been scoured. Parts of the patterns which should exist in someone's home have… Been cut out. I can see the severed ends. I can't see any sign his desires have been destroyed, but…

There's no… Victor Sage here. I didn't even know that was possible.
Huh. Either Vic did something drastic, or someone else did.

Alright… Take my own desire to find him, attach it to that bit, give it a tug

"Mister Sage, if you have a moment?"
Sympathetic telepathic call , eh?

"He's here!?"

I raise my right hand, thumb opposed to the rest of my fingers. I tap it against them as a simulacrum of a chatting mouth, then firmly press it against them for emphasis.

"Sorry!"
In other words, please keep it down, dear. One solid super-shout and the whole deck of magical cards might unravel.

Alright, down, down… Even if I can't find him directly, I should still be able to get a general impression of the… 'City mind', and with Mr. Sage being the most direct communer, he should have an outsized influence… Or receive an outsized influence. Same difference. Looking closer-.

The network twists, and The Question is sitting next to me.
Wonder if that's literal, with the Orange energies forming an outline of him? I'll picture it that way anyway.

"Question."

"That was a statement."

I smile. "Yes, I-. Hello, The Question."
Ah, the peril of taking such a nondescript term as a name.

"Hello Orange Lantern. What brings you here?"

"Checking up on you. Are you in good health and in a safe place?"
At least they're finally getting to speak.

"I've been in worse."

I sigh. "You were the focus point of an Anti-Life broadcaster. The only good thing about that experience is that there will never be a situation as bad."

He tilts his blank-faced hear to the side a little. "Excluding that."
Yes, compared to that, the only way is up.

"So, we've got a problem."

"Batman's gone crazy and is trying to take over the world."
Not a priority, oddly. OL can work around that for now.

"Excluding that."

He shrugs. "Go on."
Though it'll have to be dealt with eventually...

"Something… Happened to Doctor Jervis Tetch. The Mad Hatter. He also managed to acquire an Apokoliptian device which… Appears to let him mind control anyone who uses Apokoliptian technology or was Justified. I suspect that you would be susceptible, and I want to check that you've made preparations or are capable of defending yourself. If you're not, I am happy to assist."
And don't claim you have defences against that sort of thing, as they didn't help with the last time you got close to New God tech.

"And you didn't have anything to do with him acquiring that device?"

"Alright, I admit that I'm the one who repaired it. But I didn't know what it did at the time, and I was trying to locate Mad Hatter due to him kidnapping and experimenting on at least one former Justifier. On, and… Mad Hatter might have kidnapped an intelligent chimpanzee."
Not entertaining the possibility that it was 'Bobo's choice? Or is that what the 'might' is for?

...As if that isn't the strangest thing you've ever heard?

"And you had nothing to do with Batman's current chance of methodology?"

"Ah… … Yes, I did, and I regret that-."
Good on you, OL, for not trying to dodge the allegations.

He stands up. "Then perhaps we should move to a new venue, so that we can discuss it in detail."

"Ah, alright, what did you-?"
Can we at least get an idea of where..?

The world snaps back into focus.

Except-.
Ah, no time wasted, I see.

No Victor Sage.

No Kara.

And the ground floor of the lighthouse is wrong.
So he got teleported in the split second between Vic saying they needed to move, and him responding...

Hmm... At least he's still in a lighthouse. Possibly shunted into some pocket dimension, perhaps? Let's hope Kara doesn't panic and go haring off in search of them. At any rate, he's made contact with Vic Sage, and with any luck, he can find out what he's been up to in the months since the White Light Event...
 
I don't know how you guys or the Illustres can handle her. This Kara sounds so suspicious and acts so obnoxious that I would already be planning to send her to the Phantom Zone to get rid of her. I would have been synthesizing the Kryptonite needed to take her down at this point.

Personally, I like her. She brings some comedy and levity to the story, and her straight man/funny girl dynamic with Paul is entertaining. Their personalities play off each other quite well. Also, it's kind of hard to be mad at her when you know that she's not being a hindrance on purpose. She's like a puppy that's trying to make you happy, but ends up upsetting you without meaning to instead, not unlike Pinkie Pie.
 
There's no… Victor Sage here. I didn't even know that was possible.
Not quite sure what this means. Is it a 'The Question is my real name' situation?
He tilts his blank-faced hear to the side a little. "Excluding that."
'head'
"Alright, I admit that I'm the one who repaired it. But I didn't know what it did at the time, and I was trying to locate Mad Hatter due to him kidnapping and experimenting on at least one former Justifier. On, and… Mad Hatter might have kidnapped an intelligent chimpanzee."
'Oh,'
"And you had nothing to do with Batman's current chance of methodology?"
'change'
 
Are Mad Hatter and Question working together?
I can believe Question cooked up and enacted half a plan while hooked up to those machines. Psychic broadcast, or cleaning up pollen his brain sprayed across billions of minds (and spirits). I can believe he was supercharged a bit more than the average person, perhaps receiving a vision of the white entity like the solider in China, and let his plan simmer in the background while he investigated.

I don't know what Question was investigating before the antilife first activated. But I bet a few messes he investigated in his comic lines were comparable to Constantine's easier cases. His work in a canon comic book could have been interrupted by his kidnapping and broadcast, meaning something he heroically put a stop to in the nick of time in old canon (adaptation for Young Justice)… went off with some modifications due to the anti-life.

Frankly, Question learned how serious the Antilife was during the snake cult investigation Blue Lantern helped with. His next encounter with new gods, perhaps with some independent research on the League's raid to rescue Isis's brother… I think he is hunting Kanto the New God assassin. Or someone more insidious that is connected to the New Gods. I think he's going to retrieve some Radon put of all this, a worthy success born from his suffering.
 
No. He's scrubbed his records. Or at least, something has.

Was it Anti-Life itself? I know that in some continuities, the Anti-Life equation is sentient and about as corruptive and manipulative as Darkseid himself, and that it has powers that let it infect and screw with technology like a sentient computer virus.

Plus, Choronzon did refer to Anti-Life as the BEAST of judgement, implying that the equation is just one aspect of a larger, sentient eldritch abomination representing the end of all things.

Not to mention that Anti-Life is sometimes said to be an aspect of The Source/Presence, whom we definitely know is sentient, so Anti-Life is most likely sentient too.
 
"I started being a superhero way before they did!"

Throw that on the pile of "interesting statements Kara has made". She started being a superhero way before they did, but also she's not that old.

I turn away. "Superwoman, could you keep it down for a moment? I need to do a magic ritual."

My interpretation is that OL has realized she is trolling him and is trolling her right back. I'm pretty sure we've seen this from other versions of him before. When he realizes someone is deliberately fucking with him, rather than get indignant or call them on it, he starts fucking with them right back.
 

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