Paul mentioned her once, when the two Karas met one another.
He was in a meeting/about to meet the Renegade when the Sheeda attacked. I don't remember if they discussed what he was working on.
Makes sense if he's working for the alliance and they kept him focused on criminals and not society as a whole it was probably a good thing.
Another idea occurs to me of some kind of ritual using sympathetic magic to place a very targeted curse that kills only cancer cells- again, very specific, but if they can magically distinguish between cancer cells and normal cells, they could/should be able to use an extracted sample of the former to mystically affect only other cancer cells in the body. Healing and killing are two sides of the same coin, and all that.
They'll need seven for that.
And with a slightly different pitch you can do the opposite and create Deadpool!
Huh, pragmatic but still a little concerning. All it takes is one bad egg to ruin rep of group after all.
Awesome!
Dr. Isley is actually a bit of a hard target at the moment. She's surrounded by super strong people and a plant demigoddess, and her connection to the Green is as strong as it ever was.
Not great, not terrible. Adom and family could locate and fight the Sheeda far more easily than people in most places.
That should say 'mild'.
That explains why Jay is peeved with Paul. Are there any other New Reichsmen running around? And will this lead to big problems down the line?
New Kara really needs to learn caution before she makes a mistake she can't make up for.
I didn't know she's in whatever used to be Brazil. How is her standing in that country? Do the locals think she's a demigod or something?
Thank you, corrected.
High Priestess/Archdruid.
She probably doesn't know.
And unfortunately, with someone this temperamental, boredom often leads to excitement... Well, exciting for her, more dangerous for everybody else. Probably a good idea to have OL running herd on her for now. Who knows what trouble she'd get into?
Well, there's always new Rogues coming up and going down. Usually without a lot of the sense and scruples the originals did. Like the outlook on collateral damage and especially casualties.
...I hear Blüdhaven's looking lively this time of year. Putting the fear of El into the locals might make it slightly less shitty.. for a day or two.
...What, do you expect him to whistle up a super-criminal for you?
...Thank you, narrative convenience.
Right, possibly-Pre-crisis Kryptonian. As in, faster than time. Too bad she's not used to thinking before she moves.
Huh. Guessing either super-strong guy inside, or some manner of kinetic-energy repulsion effect.
...She is up to speed on Earth idioms, and their meanings, right?
Goddamit, Kara. this is why your Superman had you in an orphanage for years while you got used to your powers...'Act of cape' policy costing extra, alas.
No, Kara! Bad! Don't you know that if you're strong enough to lift the car, you hit harder than it would?
...Just... Let her tire herself out a little, then take the smart approach.
...Seriously, girl.
How many times do you need to get bounced to realise it isn't working?Alas, I suspect her variety of kryptonians where too tough even without yellow sunlight to really suffer that kind of damage... No matter how many times she might have been dropped as a child.
Hey, if his phone is okay, he can film this and put it on their equivalent of Youtube and make bank on views.
Save the filming for when you aren't likely to become part of the action, yeah.
Damn, OL, really going with the cliches this episode... Then again, never would such a term be more appropriate than in this city.
Which one? I'm sure there's lots of things to discuss. Like, say, the Crimson Avenger possibly targetting him? Rag Doll I, remember?
Well, that's good. Don't want to worry the missus at her age.
...So, that's not Barry? Oh, dear.
...Wait, is he still on sabbatical or not?
...Ah, right. Earth-10's counterpart.
It's definitely flattering, certainly. I'm sure she has many admirers back on Earth-10.
Ah, a couple of b-grade Rogues. I wonder what they were up to, hmm?
Heh. Still worrying that they have relatively casual transit between their Earths. Let's hope some of the hardliners on Earth-10 aren't looking for new enemies...
Nothing good, probably. I mean, what did the building they were in used to be? Given that it's probably fit to be demolished now?
Whoops, she's still here?
...I get the feeling even she didn't know what she was planning with that little display...
And here, I picture her legs sticking out of a hole in the pavement, just.. pointing straight. It's like the girl thinks the world works on cartoon logic...
I think people would rather think of Paul as the guy they can laugh at than the superhero who's also killed more people than both world wars combined.
There are politicians in our world, that I won't name, that people think of as the one who shat themselves at a maccas, rather than some of the bad things that resulted of their decisions.
I find this less funny and more worrisome.
Seriously, girl.
... even demonic!Supergirl has been less trouble than New Kara. This is getting ludicrous.
I've already made my comparison of her to the Heterodyne Boys previously. Still unsure if she's really just used to a "Nothing truly bad ever happens to/because of good people!" or playing a long... very annoying... con.
It's less terrifying.
I don't know. That's only about ninety million. You don't have to bombard many planets to hit that total.
You really want to take that risk?
I suppose the Justice League doesn't want to advertise the fact that angels can still fall and that some can be well meaning but condescending?
