Yeah, the only thing that doesn't cost a cent are lives
Krypotonian stuff has the craziest names. Thank you, Silver Age.
Probably a bit of spite even, because Kal found her and she didn't want him following her.
Yes, it sounds sexist, but Kara is the only one who actually was old enough to know Kryptonian cuisine in person. It makes sense she'd be cooking it.
Ah, Krypton...
Hell, I'm sure there are plenty of Superman groupies who would love to work on kryptonian stuff, no matter how toxic it might be to them.
Hmm... Well, he's got a point. This would be big news, almost as large as an alien spaceship showing up over, say, Timbuktu. No comments on international reactions, please...
Before anyone calls foul, Krypton had crazy biological stuff. Animals like Shoggoths (giant amoeboids with a killer tentacle) and Rondors (horned beasts with energy blasting abilities.) Plants like Blood-Blooms (carnivorous blood-leeching flowers) and Heather-vines (plants whose growth is hypercharged by radiation.) The sort of weirdness the Silver Age comics excelled at.
He might have trouble digesting some of the more exotic nutrients, but hopefully it won't poison him.
Good point.
So it all would have died off in months, anyway.
"Dammit, My son, I was a phycisist, not a farmer!)"
Well, Leonard Snart might well be one of the first rogues to go legit. Especially if OL can arrange legal and financial backing for his cooling and refrigeration tech.
That... is actually very shaky logic. I mean, I'm sure Lex likes having Clark stuck in his day job, but we know he'll run out if the trouble is big enough. Lex might be saving outing him, and by extension the rest of the League, as a nuclear option...
A scenario often called up in the comics. It usually results in some of his enemies going after his family... Which isn't very smart. You mess with his family, he's not gonna be happy. And we've seen what happens when Superman is not happy...
I think he's picturing upgrades like those OL gave Mount Justice...
Seriously, Clark. people aren't complete idiots, even if they can't see past a slouch, pitched up voice and glasses.
I can only imagine the gossip amongst the Amazons...
He's got you there, Clark.
Okay, that might make it palatable.
Yup. How many supervillains have gone after the Planet anyway, though? In this universe, I mean.
Ah, grunt work. Nice way to keep lively lads busy.
Probably the safest option. Easier to avoid trouble...
Heh, the scrape with mortality, even simulated, making him consider things he normally wouldn't, eh?
It was a while ago. Superman showed up with some bruises.
Still surprisingly effective, though. As always, look at the Christopher Reeves Superman movies. Between his slouching his entire body (including hunching a bit and bringing his shoulders forward to de-emphasize his chest), the glasses, and not just speaking in a higher register, but also adding a bit of a stammer, wearing deliberately baggy clothing, and changing his body language to appear less confident, he was able to look like almost an entirely different person when he was in Clark Kent mode.
That's not why they use infiltration tactics. Before the Lantern-Reach War, the Reach were all to happy to conquer planets outright but the treaty prevents them from doing that now. Infiltrating and subverting is how the Reach get around the treaty.
The SI never planned to give her a blue ring.
Yes.
Amon did, Adrianna didn't.
No. Magic doesn't react well with the alien technologies which the SI has integrated into his armour. He'd have to go full magic, then he'd have a suit he couldn't repair.
No.
He isn't. Since the Orange Lantern Corps is mostly active on the Reach Periphery and in coordination with the Darkstars and Legion he doesn't see the point in building separate facilities for them.
No.
They're still around, he just doesn't interact with them much.
Ouch. I bet that didn't end well, especially for anyone within arm's reach of Doctor Crane.
Between the insomnia and the housing, I doubt he can keep track of time well...
Yes, few people look intimidating in a straitjacket. The ones that do usually aren't impeded by it...
He's really done a number on himself with his experimentation, hasn't he? Practically burnt out his emotions...
That is what OL is here to fix, I suspect...
Irony at its finest. I doubt he appreciates that fact much...
Hmm. Curing Doctor Crane's mental issues? Or at least the physiological aspects of them?
That's normal for anyone who's faced him. Especially those on the receiving end of his investigations.
Aw, did Cobblepot develop some claustrophobia? How sad. I bet Crane is so jealous...
Doctor Crane is old-school scientist. I seriously doubt it, beyond what matters to his studies. A fear of sin, for example. Or one of Heavenly Judgement.
Naturally the Fear Doctor knows about the deities and demigods of Fear... I bet he won't be expecting how cute she is...
Oh, very much so...
Doctor Crane has something of a desire to feel fear, doesn't he? A Fear Junkie if you will. I'm sure he'd try it if only to experience it once.
Wait, is this about setting Melinoë up on a blind date?
Well, I suppose that's one way of looking at the cost-benefit analysis. And depending on how he responds to Melinoë's treatment, he may well find God(dess).
And I doubt Melinoë would put much effort into it with him. She's not into him like that, is she?
Huh, he's no longer afraid of dying (at least, as much as he used to be?) I suppose finding out you're now compatible with the local afterlives would help.
A safety precaution, I bet...
Already accounted for.
I expect the pin is a part of the ritual involved in bonding it to him. A mare filament sample would likely weaken the mystical connection...
...appreciate a little subtlety.
Thank you, corrected.
The SI didn't remember Komand'r origin well enough to have that aim in mind.
Depends what else was going on.
Mostly from the comics, and then from local sources.
In the SI timeline they don't have those.
Probably.
Yes.
