Earth vs. the Moon, Round 2
Nov. 2nd, 2011 07:21 pm
The moon's launched a slew of meteors at Earth, and each one that lands will transform into a giant monster. It's just one of those days...
The rest of the team pops over to Colorado, where Jack tries to make contact with this ancient, mystery city, while his teammates try to keep the monster from killing him before he gets a chance to.
Over at Newsarama, Cornell explained some of the ideas behind Adam One in an interview (http://www.newsarama.com/comics/cornel
"He's a Boltzmann Brain. The theory goes that — and this will not appear in the comic at all — unless I do a Warren Ellis-style aside at some point about it — but as the theory goes, if we live in a genuinely infinite universe, there will, at some point, simply spring into existence intelligences. And that first moment after the universe was born would be a good moment for them. So he is one of those individuals, one of those people. He was formed simply out of sheer chance in the first moment of cosmic expansion. Or perhaps out of order — there may have been a great purpose behind it. Who knows?
He's been aging backwards ever since, perhaps because he got on the wrong end of that moment when time stopped being a dimension of space and became something a bit different.
I'm talking a fantastic game here, but none of this will show up in the title."

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Date: 2011-11-05 01:30 pm (UTC)I don't get the 'Bert' thing though, personal fanon? :P
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Date: 2011-11-11 08:14 pm (UTC)Also, I know Angie can multitask, but it seems to me that the whole leadership thing is NOT something she'd be asking about in the middle of a mission. Think about it, yes. But she'd save the asking until things were calmer. Mostly because not everybody can multitask the way she can and she knows that.
I can fully accept her wanting to be leader when the current one isn't exactly working out. But I can't see her putting that ahead of what needs to be done.
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Date: 2011-11-03 10:46 am (UTC)Madness? THIS! IS! GOTHAM!
Date: 2011-11-03 04:20 pm (UTC)Okay, Gotham - the city that brought us Thomas Wayne (Simon Hurt), Batman, Joker, Two-Face, Killer Croc, The ventriloquist, Quiltman, Calendar man, Scarecrow, Hush, Black Mask I and II, the Riddler and many many more. The city with the demon Barbados as its spirit (seriously, it once influenced/possessed the Riddler). The city that killed Batman's parents so he'd have a bat god that lived in the back of his head - yes, that was canon in old DC.
Oh great "king of cities?" RUN THE FUCK AWAY, NOW.
Seriously, do not wake up crazyville USA, you will not like whatever the hell you find. I don't care if the moon's attacking earth, push it into the sun (or something) and grab a spare from somewhere else in the galaxy. That's a much better plan than waking up a city that Gotham considers to be nuts. Heck, creating a short-lived black hole to take care of the sentient absorbs-everything-it-touches moon rock is a better idea. DON'T WAKE UP THAT CITY
DON'T WAKE UP THAT CITY
DON'T WAKE UP THAT CITY
DON'T WAKE UP THAT CITY
DON'T WAKE UP THAT CITY
DON'T WAKE UP THAT CITY
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Date: 2011-11-03 09:07 pm (UTC)"THIS CITY, SHE'S BEEN DEAD FOR YEARS NOW!"
"THERE IS A CITY THAT DARKNESS CAN'T HIDE!"
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Date: 2011-11-03 09:54 pm (UTC)My feminist side has more than a little problem with this, for some reason ....
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Date: 2011-11-04 02:35 am (UTC)That's actually a downgrade. In the past, he was referred to as the "god of cities."
Also, to be fair, how many people would refer to Paris as a 'he' in conversation?
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