JLA #10

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Comments

[owlbrigade1]

If you kill your time displaced self, is it murder or suicide?

[daningram.insanejournal.com]

Yes ;)

[tcampbell1000]

Oh, so that's what all those Wonder Woman covers have been missing over the years: giant space guns that look like the hoods of cars.

[nyadnar17]

She looks nude on the cover....

[cainofdreaming]

Oh, you're never quite naked when you've got belts. Just very nearly so.

[viridian5]

It almost looks like the guns are part of her bra....

[zero_elec]

She's taking a page out of Thanos' recent looks, of course.

[icon_uk]

Few people know how much of a fanboy Thanos is for 90's era Cable... though the guns are a bit small for that, and actually look like they have, y'know, gun parts included...

[glprime]

I won't lie, WW screaming with the ratta-tatt-tatt guns is kinda hilarious.

[junipepper]

Superman on the cover - looks like he's singing opera while doing gymnastics. Is that how he triggers his heat vision now?

Just wondering.

[dr_archeville]

Aging the Sun into a red giant should make it, y'know, giant. As in, big enough to engulf Mercury and Venus, and maybe Earth as well. Or at least boiling off our seas.

I know, I know, timey-wimey, wibbly-wobbly.

[bruinsfan]

Wouldn't putting up a big filter that blocks yellow sunlight wavelengths while letting the red ones through achieve the same effect without leaving the Earth in imminent danger of being incinerated? Something like that would actually be a really good tactic for Green Lanterns to try rather than getting their butts kicked by direct combat with thousands of Kryptonians

[byc]

The cover seems to suggest the JLA is being attacked viciously by the air as Superman heat visions upwards, Cyborg fires into the air, and Aquaman trying to hold the line?

[rainspirit]

Wonder Woman's waist in that cover is Escher Girls as all get out.

[glprime]

"No-! Why?"
"Somebody had to."

Fucking THANK you! Just cut to the chase and stop all this wishy-washy bullshit. Ugh. Makes me sick. There's massive casualties and billions in destruction, but God (Rao?) forgive you kill one friggin person to end it, Superman. Ass.

[joetuss]

Have you ever killed someone before?

[bruinsfan]

HOW did Rao kill his future self? That pole arm was picked up from one of the fallen Kryptonian soldiers, right? Metal from ancient Krypton should have crumpled against his skin like any material from earth would have if wielded with sufficient force. (The soldiers lost their powers almost instantly, but they had almost no exposure to yellow sun radiation. Rao had been on earth for weeks, and actually outfought Superman in a previous issue.)

I could see Diana's weapons, or that divine trident Arthur is using, doing the trick. But much as I hate to say it, Rao should have had to resort to a Snyder-esque neck snap.

[zylly]

It's been occasionally suggested that EVERYTHING from Krypton, including things, get the same indestructibility under a red sun. It used to be the explanation for Superman's indestructible costume.