History of Mia: Part 6!

[sweettart1823]

So last time Star City was encased in a demonic bubble, and Mia killed a guy so that everything could go back to the way it was. What is going to happen this time? I dunno, lets look and find out. I think it's something big ;)




In issue 40 Ollie recaps for us what happened



Than him and Dinah have a fight





They end up splitting up, not related to Mia but it happens.

Then in issue 41 Connor and Ollie talk and Connor tells him that Ollie is being weighed down by everything, and he isn't the only one.







So in issue 42, Ollie is lured into a trap and he's sort of over whelmed.















Aawww xDD Ollie

So Mia gets Stitches and in issue 43 everything is cool, sort of, other then Brick and everything but whatever.



And then she goes to get her stitches out





Now in issue 44 I would like to post everything, obviously I can't. A lot as already been posted, the conversation between Mia and Connor you can find that Here Soo I can't really post anything from this issue, which I guess is good because I wouldn't have known what to post.

But anyway Mia is diagnosed with HIV, and her Ollie both have issues with facing it and Connor yells and Ollie for it, then him and Mia talk, that's what was posted before that I linked to.

So in issue 45 Mia gives a speech to her class about her being HIV positive and Ollie is still being a crab ass so he goes and beats up Brick.









And that's how Mia became Speedy. Yay! :D Soo we'll stop here, for now?

Comments

[shanejayell]

I've always found characters in DC comics having real world diseases kinda... odd. You'd think in a world that has alien tech, time travelers and New Gods they'd get it beat.

Still, whatdoyado?

Liking the Mia posts! Good work!

[omgwtflolbbqbye]

I'm aware for the various reason behind the "Reed Richards is a useless asshole trope" but I thought it would be interesting anyways if the big 2 universes acknowledged the technological advancement that would come with living in a world populated by superbeings.

I sort of imagined that one one hand global life expectancy would go up thanks to tech advancements, but then it would be negated by increased mortality due to all the superpowered crime and near-apocalypses that regularly occur.

It's been a long while since i delved into Ultimate Marvel continuity, but I sort of recall regular mentions of superhuman tech being applied into standard commercial use...

[starwolf_oakley]

In the ROBIN issues of Infinite Crisis, the Titans are sneaking through Lex Luthor's private stock of weapons, chemicals, etc. Mia says something like "If you see a vial marked Luthor's Secret H.I.V. cure, you'll let me know, right?"

[aelflar]

Oh, Mia...how could one not love you?