It is new enough that it might not be illegal yet. Not sure if chemicals are whitelisted or blacklisted.
Thank you, corrected.
Smart guy. Realism overcomes optimism in this scenario.
Because Ollie might let something slip that J'onn might pick up, of course.
Protection against sicknesses would have been enough...
And now he's feeling like a dunce-cap just dropped on his head.
Surface-world lack of knowledge in the field of applied magic strikes again!Or set him up with a Dannering, perhaps? Danner-enhanciles aren't immune to disease, but they are much, much tougher. The 'virus' might not have killed him in that case, merely incapacitated.
Ah, the creepy one. Seriously, did they design him after watching The Cabinet of Doctor Caligari? I always got that vibe from him.
In other words, since it's a white-collar town, Ollie got lucky with thugs and martial artists, not mad scientists.
Points for honesty, at least.
Wow, also brutally honest. But I think Ollie needs to hear this...
Good point. Not everyone in the Big 7 would seem like team players. Batman for example.
His only real benefit is shapeshifting and immunity to telepathic attack. And that shapeshifting is limited by colour.
And the League will have to do so sooner or later anyway, if only to cope with larger crises. The DCAU's Unlimited era comes to mind.
Heh, even Ollie was confused by OL's statement.
'Effective' is one way to put it...
Most of them are teenagers playing Superhero. I doubt many of them are in it for life, full-time.
Case in point. Like Ollie and William, she would not be a significant force multiplier in the League's bigger missions.
I bet he's got a thread of consciousness running keeping track of the event, somewhere in the back of his mind.
I wonder how many will consider them. I have no doubt Batman will refuse flat out...
We're already down one Leaguer. I wonder how many more will get taken out...
Time for a status update!
More lack of preparation. I expect that Batman has a air filter in his mask at least. Maybe even an alert.
Thank you, corrected.
Surprised Richard didn't make the cut, especially now that he's Danner-ed. He's not on Bruce's level yet in terms of general investigative skills, but he seems to have more practical computing and hacking skills, which the League definitely needs as this is pre-Oracle. If it's an experience thing Robin has a heck of a lot more than Superboy; does OL just not like Richard's attitude?
He does, but he rarely uses it until he's gotten a good whiff of something first (or he's deploying gas himself), which in this case may well have one-shotted him just as quick as Ollie.
Really considering that Ollie took the gang down with gas arrows he should have used a gas mask anyway.
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Yeah, I've got that thread watched so I notice those pretty quick. It's fixed.
Yea no, there's no way you did the necessary testing to determine potential long term effects in the super short time it's been since you starting planning this.
Yea, no, there's no way you possess the necessary in universe knowledge to know whether or not the testing Paul performed was adequate or not.
poor comportment
I think OL would say... "If you want a manager, hire a manager. If you want an advisor, hire an advisor. If you want a counselor, hire a counselor." The notion that these diverse skillsets have to overlap with "costumed front line fighter" is part of the issue here.
I think this depends on what the role of the Justice League is.
Counterpoint: People are more comfortable with advisors and managers who have spent time in the trenches, and are thus more likely to heed their advice. Part of what makes Batman and Green Arrow effective as manager and counselor respectively is their direct experience with the nuts and bolts of superheroing. Near-godlike beings are willing to accept chastisement from baseline humans who know what they're talking about.