That's not Kara Zor-El. This is Linda Danvers, who got merged with an angel named Noriel by a Demon named Buzz. Here's links:
Ah, ok I remember now. Sorry about that I forgot she took Kara's superhero name, things like this happen to me from time to time.
Sure she could impress Dox, but Maltusians are on an even higher level than that, and can use the orange light to whip up any tech they might need. Plus, having been around for millions of years means they've already done the research on damn near everything.
"Cake man" is better than "spider fucker" I'd think.
He didn't actually fuck her. He fisted her. He did not have sexual relations with that arachnid.
*quietly puts away notes for my fanfic where Natasha Romanova comes to my town to ask me for help with her blue balls.*
Sounds like someone hasn't done their research on where male arachnids keep their genitals.
More fingered than fisted, IIRC.
I'm not ashamed to admit that when that chapter came out that I spent a few hours on wikipedia and youtube, and other specialised sites looking at, and watching, how spiders have sex.
If Paul can be confused about where the Spider Queen's genitals are, why can't the Spider Queen be confused about where Paul's are?
I demand an explanation as to why you are stalking this poor innocent child? You malignant cloud of dust!
I mean, to scale it back down to something we can empathize with, it's like showing your mentees around the small town where you grew up. Of course someone's going to openly treat you like you're still the guy who choked at homecoming.
And Paul takes it completely in stride, because Earth-crazy is as Earth-crazy does. Earth is basically the red-light district of the galaxy; it's no surprise to see some odd sh*t going down here.
Oddly, Kara has proven thus far completely resistant, even more than Paul or Grayven-Paul, to the unique DC madness of dressing up in a themed costume and beating people up for fun and/or profit. Hopefully this becomes a plot point, as she isn't the first alien to integrate into Earth society but she is the first to not come to the conclusion that cultural acclimatization requires a mask and spandex tights.
Or the same messiah respawning over and over again. Bathmorda had that problem. She couldn't just kill the prophesied child, because it would just be reincarnated all over again unless special methods were taken to prevent it.
You mean besides simply handing the prototype to the victim and having them pull the trigger?
Considering the main viewpoint character has the habit of habitually referring to superheroes as their bitch names, could you update this will all their names and update the Faq with it?
Ok, this is being a huge spoilsport here. She's willing to assist you, the least you could do is give her the short flight to the towns edge, possibly using an invisibility field if you are worried about being too obvious.
[Don't Explain The Joke]
Ahh, the gentle art of convincing your evil allies to do indirectly good stuff instead. Paul would do well in a DnD group.
Well, whoever named this fellow certainly had high hopes for them as a Mind Killer, naming them after the feeling and the Endless known as Despair herself.
Aw, OL, you jinxed it... DC Universe timelines are a twisted spaghetti of alternate futures, eras that could never be, and the timey-wimey slush of paradoxes holding it all together...
Hmm, attempting to test its mental interface method. Clever.
Silly spook, that's not going to bother someone who enjoys Warhammer 40,000. That sort of thing is backstory.
A very good question.
And so we're reminded that this is the same person as the Renegade, deep down. Grayven is just less subtle about it.
Please refer back to my comment about DC timelines...
Ah, the joy of dealing with time-travel.
A good defence for despair-based attacks. Humor is always defusing.
Ah, it's decided he's not worth bothering with.
Better than a painful death at the hands of some supervillian. Though not by much.
Heheh. I don't think the Mind Destroyer likes being made light of.
Given this thing's nature, it's only a matter of time.
To Quote Elizabeth Turner nee Swann: "I don't think now is the best time!"
Whoops, random interruption time!
Okay, not so random. I guess OL was expeting this, given the hints he dropped to the younger Sivanas earlier.
Ah, Earth Bullshit. Not even Maltusian super-tech can make sense of it sometimes.
Oh, she's sharp!
"Well, your preferences are noted, and duly ignored in the name of Science!"
Very sharp indeed. I bet she's already twigged that OL has a working relationship with the not-so-good Doctor.
Kind of necessary to treat the cause, not the symptom.
I'm sure the Mind Destoyer won't enjoy it much, but again, I doubt it is even smart enough to.
Science road-trip! Perhaps he should go and collect the other Mind Destroyers in town first? Bigger sample size, after all.
