Should that be 'is'?
Thank you, corrected.
The man lost the will to live, probably never even tried to escape and just sat there a broken shell of his former self.
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Canonically, he is not.
In light of Hugo's return from the grave by Mr Zoat, here's another old friend returned from the beyond.
Its a 'Zoat', from 40k, and a new model for it for the first time in decades. Will be part of the Blackstone Fortress game, so a minor role, but it IS back. No more being Squatted!
Yeah in the comics Lex's sister Lena had a medical condition leaving her in a wheel chair.
Should "of" be replaced with "on"?
Should that be "capitalise on what you provide me" or something similar?
Should "s-smiles" be "smiles"?
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No, that was intentional on my part.
No. Lex wants humanity completely dependant on him. As he is elevated to shiny bald headed god-king.
There have been so many different Lexes throughout the years that it largely depends on the author's interpretation. Zoat's Lex is usually closer to the former than the latter.
Yeah, I was right, he was full-on cataconic. Not surprising that he'd retreat into himself, after seeing what he did... I'm guessing this takes place within a day or two of yesterday's chapter...
The bathing and cleansing drew his attention briefly, but wasn't enough to wake him up fully.
So Lex calls in someone who can get past his shell of depression.
"In other words, don't blame me if he just conks out again."
"Wake up,
I bet he's feeling really disoriented right now. Between the cut of Lex and Mercy's suits, the odd technology no doubt visible, and the view out the window...
How eloquent.
It has been a very long time, hasn't it?Was Hugo even aware of that whole situation? Or has he been out of it since the All-Star Squadron Justice!-punched him into unconsciousness?
Ah, there we go, he's starting to remember now.
Taking his time getting the jaw muscles back in order, heh.
Goes to show how much he cared about his origins. Given the life he's lived, I'm sure he didn't miss it.
Even if he weren't over a century old, I'd want to give him a hug. He was born about forty years too soon to fit in...
Which is where he did the whole 'attempted suicide by spitting in the face of God' thing...
To be honest, it probably is partly your fault... If you'd just been content to live amongst people who accepted you... But, no, the rest of the world had to poke their noses into his little retreat... Making him lash out...
Not all of them, no. We, the audience, know that now. I'm suprised there wasn't a flash of Hope in there.
Brings a new aspect to stories about the fight, doesn't it? I hope he tells OL all this.
Would he even have seen superheroes before then? Except maybe in the newspapers? That must have been quite the shock.
Grim. No wonder Alan and the others don't like to talk about it.
And that is the sixty-four million dollar question...
And a subtle nod to the early origins of characters like Superman there.
Not mentioned: the fact that it will make him wealthy and famous even beyond what he is now. And make anyone wanting their kids to be superhuman have to come hat-in-hand to him and his companies.
Three little words. One gigantic bomb to drop on OL.
Took a job assisting an archeological expedition...
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There's good reason the Bat family mocks Paul.
If that were true, then Lex would have rolled over on the Light when OL made it abundantly clear they couldn't be trusted with the betterment of humanity. He had a choice then, to see humanity reach greater heights without his involvement, or the outside possibility of ruling over its ashes, and he chose the later. That was the day the strength of Lex failed, and he has doubled down on it ever since.
Yes, and imprisoned in the Tower of Fate.
Nothing. John Quinn knows where he is if he needs help.
The SI is content to leave that to other people.
