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Posted on 3/11/10

REVENGE

It's an interesting dilemma. If someone you loved was killed and you had the power, would you go after the one who hurt them? 

Well, would you?

SUPERFOGEYS IN JUSTICE LEAGUE MOVIE??? (NO, BUT...)

How crazy is this? This is from super commenter Cartoonist Will, also the creator behind The Misadventures of SuperMilo!

 

What do you think? Me, I'm going with "coincidence." Uncle Marvel is a character that dates back to the 40's. Although...it is true that he looks quite a bit different in previous incarnations. This new one is strikingly similar to CS. Still, there's just no way anyone having anything to do with that movie are even aware of SF.  Lots of fun to think about it though! 

NEXT WEEK:

On Tuesday the prophecy part of "Swifty and the Prophecy" is revealed.

Then, on Thursday, be back here as Spy Gal and the Captain continue their discussion and get to the heart of Cap's reluctance to act in the face of Tom's death.


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Ed- says...

posted 3/11/10 12:13 am

No, I wouldn't. Doing so wouldn't make you any better then the person(s) who hurt you. At least in my opinion.

Dierna says...

posted 3/11/10 12:45 am

Well I'd find their weakness and use it against them. But I wouldn't kill the person.

theasley says...

posted 3/11/10 1:04 am

I think this conversation pretty much sums up all the characters of LOST.

theasley says...

posted 3/11/10 1:07 am

To answer your question, though...no. I suppose it depends on what you mean by "go after" them. And it depends on what kind of hurt. My initial reaction is no, but I think if there was justice that needed to be served to keep such a thing from happening again, I might use my power to ensure that justice was served. Hmm...that's a difficult question to answer.

YourD says...

posted 3/11/10 3:36 am

I honestly can't give an accurate answer because I haven't been in a situation like that.

Though I've hit a guy once for making a good friend of me cry (though to be fair, I had been looking for a good excuse to hit him for a while by then).

I'd imagine that if I would decide to go after someone I'd definitely not kill them, but rather make them suffer.

tyler_durden says...

posted 3/11/10 6:30 am

nothing thicker than blood!
time to go play "rip of off 3rd man's head!"
even though tom's not dead but CS doesnt know that.

Sam says...

posted 3/11/10 8:01 am

Tough question, I once pushed a guy down an ice slide for hurting my little sister. He got a bloody nose but that's probably as close as I've come to this scenario.
And to the awesome similarities to the SF and new JL movie...wow...just wow...

Bearman says...

posted 3/11/10 9:05 am

"Well I'd find their weakness and use it against them. But I wouldn't kill the person. " Dierna that is classic.
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