Comic Book Questions

Originally posted by jalek moye
including life?

in what sense?

A fully functioning living creature that doesnt rely on the ring and just lives its life or whatever.

Originally posted by jalek moye
A fully functioning living creature that doesnt rely on the ring and just lives its life or whatever.

In the Rann Thanagar war series that was an Infinite Crisis tie in, Kilowog does some terraforming and in the panel it looks like he is making plants sprout up from the land.........

.....can't remember the exact issue, sorry, but I think it's near the beginning of that series.....

how come when parker has the symbiote he doesnt turn out to be more monster like and long tongue and stuff like when eddie has it ?

Originally posted by chomperx9
how come when parker has the symbiote he doesnt turn out to be more monster like and long tongue and stuff like when eddie has it ?

Originally posted by Dagarkin
Dodging Lazers is a very common feat among marvel peak humans right not something that can be labeled as PIS?

Marvel's definition of "Peak human" tends to flucatuate alot. This guy just keeps labeling it as PIS.......

The problem is is knowing if they actually dodged the laser, as in moving out of its way when it was already heading towards them. Or just dodged the aim of the laser before it was fired, which can be done with much less speed. Also, often "lasers" in fiction aren't like lasers in real life, and don't move at the speed of light.

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Originally posted by willRules
In the Rann Thanagar war series that was an Infinite Crisis tie in, Kilowog does some terraforming and in the panel it looks like he is making plants sprout up from the land.........

.....can't remember the exact issue, sorry, but I think it's near the beginning of that series.....

He was probably re-arranging the matter of the planet to make plants, or mutating microscopic organisms that were already there.

Originally posted by jalek moye
A fully functioning living creature that doesnt rely on the ring and just lives its life or whatever.

yes.

GL's gave a planet an ecosystem, once.

What comics should I read for Hal going crazy. I want to read from the start of him going insane.

Heard/Read conflicting views on this, is The Hunger (Galactus v Darkseid) cannon ?

depends.

if you are among those who believe there is only one 4th world [meaning there would only be one darkseid, orion, etc.] then the story would have to be canonical in some way/shape/form.

but generally, *most* [keyword] direct marvel/dc crossovers are regarded as non-canon.

is that kyrpto on the bottom left of the cover or is that astro from the jetsons ?

Originally posted by chomperx9
is that kyrpto on the bottom left of the cover or is that astro from the jetsons ?

Neither, that's Wonder Dog from the Superfriends.

Originally posted by docb77
Neither, that's Wonder Dog from the Superfriends.

Originally posted by chomperx9
wonder dog sure as hell looks like astro. hanna barbera need to take a look into that.

Nah... totally different. Didn't you notice the cape?

Originally posted by docb77
Nah... totally different. Didn't you notice the cape?

Originally posted by Ryo 666
What comics should I read for Hal going crazy. I want to read from the start of him going insane.

You need to read:

Green Lantern v3 45-50.

before or after you read GL #45, though, you have to read Superman #80. That's where Coast City gets wiped out.

Are Wednesday Comics canon?

Originally posted by Raoul
You need to read:

Green Lantern v3 45-50.

before or after you read GL #45, though, you have to read Superman #80. That's where Coast City gets wiped out.

Originally posted by Ryo 666
Thank you.

np. if you need anything else, let me know.

Originally posted by Ize19
Those are from Wolverinev2 #60, and the hand he cuts off there is a replacement for the hand he originally took. It's the comic that he cut the original in that I'm trying to find.