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Subj: Doesn't change the ick factor though Posted: Wed Apr 21, 2010 at 05:29:41 pm EDT (Viewed 728 times) | Reply Subj: We established this method a long time ago. Posted: Wed Apr 21, 2010 at 04:46:18 pm EDT (Viewed 4 times) | ||||||
Quote: Quote: I'm glad I "perverted the gift"; I'm not sure what the calorie count is on brains, but either way I'll gladly pass on finding out. Quote: Not only has Hatty's method been different from most Serious Matter wielders but his power-set is different too.Have you explored why this is before? I can't remember. If not, the whole "Champion of Balance" thing I introduced with Jabin Sir would work. Quote: Quote: CSFB! really is digging himself into a hole with his actions and reactions. Really he's learning that being in the big chair means adjusting your behavior, as Hawkeye learned when he became a team leader with the Avengers. Quote: It's not entirely Dream's fault. He pushed, the adversaries pushed back harder. His initial thrust was a little too enthusiastic though. Quote: Quote: I'm curious to see if we get Amber back after all of this or if we end up with a new LL liaison. Quote: Who would you suggest for the job?If Hatman remained depowered and wasn't running the Foundation I think he'd be a logical fit. I also think you could put Asil in that role (where is she these days anyway?), or even Mr. Epitome if he was available. From a story-telling potential point of view, I think there could be some to be had with Miss Framlicker in the role. If Al blew up the EEE headquarters and she needed something to do while it was rebuilt, it could work. Or Dan Drury could be ousted from SPUD by the seemingly-reformed Blackbird,who converts SPUD into TATER with the government-sponsored Lair Legion as it's point team, but gets appointed to the LL liaison role by the UN. Or just give it to Visionary. Quote: Quote: Nice to see Hatman using his connections to get the Foundation up and running. I'm looking forward to seeing how he handles the League of Losers without his powers, or if he even can.Quote: I spent a long drive yesterday trying to plot that one. We'll see how good it turns out when I get to write it. I'm sure it will be excellent. Quote: Quote: Poor Icy. Things will not end well for him I'm sure.Quote: He does seem to be garnering a good deal of sympathy.The character isn't one of my favourites I admit but it is actually a little refreshing to have such a naive character running around, considering the experience of most of the cast. Quote: Quote: I liked how Ham-Boy easily took down the inexperienced MLA speedster. Experience goes a long way in the superpowers game, and Ham-Boy proved it.Quote: HB is one of only two legitimate graduates so far from the Junior LL programme (Glory's the other). He's ready for bigger things.If "Villain Whomping" had been worth more of his final grade I think Harlagaz might have made it. His poor marks in "Minimizing Property Damage" hurt too. Quote: Quote: I keep thinking I should write a tie-in with Hatman sitting down to talk with CSFB! about what he's doing but I don't think it would work for story purposes at the moment; Hatman really does need to be absent for CSFB! to continue on the path he's set for the Legion.Quote: Things will come to a head in the next section.By next section you mean sometime in the next 3 chapters? Your sections tend to be larger than most of my series'. ~Hat~ | |||||||
