had it as
Yes. Yes, it is.
Thank you, corrected.
Thank you, corrected.
Better than a mass of rocks floating in apparent space. The comics appearance, meanwhile, has often varied by era and artist, each putting their own spin on it. Really, it would be interesting if each race imprisoned saw it differently...
So very much a prison of solitude. Presumably it takes very little effort to move away from others, but lots to come together.
Reaching out to one of the few people he knows, eh? Most would simply see a new inmate to probe and study...
...Ah. Performance issues. That's surprising, though, suggesting it's somewhat extra-universal.
Disturbing that he can't tap the Orange Light, though it does answer the question of whether he could just exit that way.
Or by any of the more violent inmates. Most are probably too drained to bother.
Though if she's here and heard you calling, she's going to be very curious, because no-one should know she was here.
Muffled by whatever the zone is comprised of, eh? Troublesome.
I'm sure Nam-Ek didn't smell that bad, did he? Even if his scent took after that of the Rondor...
Or determination. Though, again, if someone doesn't want to be bothered, it's probably very easy to get away.
Shame there's no way to pull people to you somehow. Or would that require some sort of innate power within the zone, hmm...
I hope not, or you could be poking around for a while.
Worst case, you meet the other end of the chain coming and realise the place is looping non-euiclidianly.
That presupposes that people feel time passing in here even if they're actively trying to feel it.
Or the space itself somehow corrects the damage. Wouldn't do for a place of punishment to stop being punishing, would it?
HE might feel kind of foolish if it turns out he's talking to her, the 'lady' simply having adjusted her appearance.
You'd think so, given the functions of the Torquasm family. At least one form would have to allow for mental broadcasting and remote reading...
Bit sus. He doesn't even know that OL can leave.
Ah, a critical mistake in their fake-out, eh.
Or it's Lyla, and 'she' has more capabilities than suspected, such as some form of shapeshifting.
If I remember right, Jax-Ur wasn't even on the parolee list, was he?
Taste of your own 'comedic' medicine, eh, OL?
And he'd have to suspect they wouldn't give him any way to overpower whatever guards might be awaiting. He must simply be that desperate, eh?
...Oh no, don't tell me he's tapping into the Zone itself for power.
Evidently it likes being conscious, and their removal lessens that consciousness.
That would be Nam-Ek, most likely.
Paul notes that his rings are working, he just doesn't have his Enlightenment abilities (despite still being Enlightened).
Welp, now Batman knows none sure fire way to get rid of you.
What is this supposed to be? Evidence Orange Lantern is being mind whammied?
Who's we? You speaking French or something?
Could've sworn it had been brought up at some point in WTR, but maybe I'm misremembering; anyways, big purple guy with yellow eyes means Aethyr, the god-thing whose mind comprises the entirety of the Phantom Zone.
In this context? Everyone involved in taking people out of the zone.
Honestly, I respect that. If you're stuck in purgatory and your jailer won't let you out and you can't harm them. Use spite, nothing better than screwing someone else over!
Yes. Nam-Ek smelled overwhelmingly bad. Losing that smell was one of the reasons why he was happy to be put into the Phantom Zone.
After centuries of torment in Hell, two souls are brought before Aeacus to explain why they should be granted leniency.
