ChasNicollette
Allons-y Means Let's Go.
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When the signal comes through, who do we have on Monitor Duty?
Should it be Salu?
Should it be Salu?
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It's funny that you chose that song.
I was about to post it as a song for J'onn and Liz.
I knew it would fit in, somewhere.
Me being me and getting apeshit carried away with things, I was totally picturing Liz taking on The Fatal Five by herself, burning with green green righteous indignation. Not really that great for an ensemble story, gotta keep that lone gunman crap to a minimum, I know it really wouldn't fit, but still, it was fun to imagine.
And the sequence started with AFI's "Prelude 12/21," the intial face-off, and then when the stuff hit the thing, that's when "New Divide" kicked in.
And the imagining of the titles sequence was born out of that.
:: grins :: Can I suggest, though?
As a theme specifically for Liz and J'onn? I know we both dig "Blow Me Away" by Breaking Benjamin...
I'd almost put money on the Eye of Ekron taking a Lantern down.
Me being me and getting apeshit carried away with things, I was totally picturing Liz taking on The Fatal Five by herself, burning with green green righteous indignation. Not really that great for an ensemble story, gotta keep that lone gunman crap to a minimum, I know it really wouldn't fit, but still, it was fun to imagine.
And the sequence started with AFI's "Prelude 12/21," the intial face-off, and then when the stuff hit the thing, that's when "New Divide" kicked in.
And the imagining of the titles sequence was born out of that.
:: grins :: Can I suggest, though?
As a theme specifically for Liz and J'onn? I know we both dig "Blow Me Away" by Breaking Benjamin...
Yeah.
They're very similar. I used to have a theory that the Eyes were formed out of Starheart energy. (One could even wonder that when Alan Scott lost an eye, maybe that eye became The Eye of Ekron.)
But then I guess they've revealed there's a beastie called Ekron and these are its eyes, go figure.
But they're very much like Lantern Rings, and with a strong enough weilder...
Yeah.
I agree that out of The Five, the Empress is the biggest threat to a ringbearer.
Still. Projecting a psionic barrier cage around The Empress could (could) disrupt her link to The Eye, and then a Ring-construct cricket bat to bash The Eye as far away as possible before The Empress inevitably re-establishes contact...
(I am a very silly person to think of such things.)
I've wondered if the Starheart might not be related to the Eye of Ekron as well. And to my knowledge they never really say where the eye came from. It could be the Starheart for all we know.
But honestly I see the Emress as making a Lantern's life very very difficult, but in the end as a distraction for the Persuader to get close enough to start carving.
Always wondered how a power ring would fare against the Atomic axe.
Not well.
If that Axe can cut through hypertime, a Ring's constructs wouldn't stand a chance. And the Ring itself, that would be cake. And a Lantern's limbs, easily severed.
(Though good, really good Lanterns can operate the Ring at a distance, no physical contact required, cutting off their hand wouldn't stop them. Not Hal, not Kyle, and I suspect not Liz.)
The trick would be a) to attempt disarming The Persuader through ferromagnetism or telekinesis, either of which could be generated by the Ring, separating the axe-man from the axe; or failing that b) to parry the man's blows by targeting the axe handle rather than the axe head. Clamps and quarterstaves, preventing the axe from making contact but without trying to block the axe and its ability to sever even atoms from atoms, and having accomplished that c) hit the man himself as hard as possible, hard enough to take down even his high-grav native self.
I think in "52," the Eyes are said to be from an entity called Ekron. Lobo gets ahold of one of them.
But that doesn't have to be canonical here, obviously. If the Eye is Starheart-derived, then it's magic-based, which becomes a problem for Daxamites and Kryptonian hybrids...
Not well.
If that Axe can cut through hypertime, a Ring's constructs wouldn't stand a chance. And the Ring itself, that would be cake. And a Lantern's limbs, easily severed.
(Though good, really good Lanterns can operate the Ring at a distance, no physical contact required, cutting off their hand wouldn't stop them. Not Hal, not Kyle, and I suspect not Liz.)
The trick would be a) to attempt disarming The Persuader through ferromagnetism or telekinesis, either of which could be generated by the Ring, separating the axe-man from the axe; or failing that b) to parry the man's blows by targeting the axe handle rather than the axe head. Clamps and quarterstaves, preventing the axe from making contact but without trying to block the axe and its ability to sever even atoms from atoms, and having accomplished that c) hit the man himself as hard as possible, hard enough to take down even his high-grav native self.
I think in "52," the Eyes are said to be from an entity called Ekron. Lobo gets ahold of one of them.
But that doesn't have to be canonical here, obviously. If the Eye is Starheart-derived, then it's magic-based, which becomes a problem for Daxamites and Kryptonian hybrids...
Certainly not for Marvin the Martian.
With the Q-36 Explosive Space Modulator thingy...
With the Q-36 Explosive Space Modulator thingy...
But not for Martians....
Not the Q-36! Anything but that!
True on all points of the persuader fight.
Didn't follow 52 really.
The eye has always been a problem for Kryptonians. It has been stated many many time that it can exude the same radiation as kryptonite. But magic might make it a bit over the top.
Okay.
So maybe it's not magic-based in this version... (I know it was magic in "Superboy's Legion," but hey, Elseworld.)
But if it's capable of everything a GL Ring can do, yes, absolutely, it can generate K-rads.
(By the way, as sadistic as it sounds to say, using Dev's body as an unstoppable projectile was a stroke of sprocking genius, and I am proud to know you.)
I kind of thought it was appropriate.
It was brilliant.
So that was who...
The Wanderers, The Heroes of Lallor, and Xanthu's The Amazers?
(Did I miss anyone?)