Originally posted by Galan007
I actually liked PS #2... And after the first issue, I didn't think I would.
It was OK, I am more interested in the Pike/Deathstroke confrontation. It's probably going to be a lame fight (if there is one), but it should be interesting.
Pike to Hawkman: "Who is your little friend?"
Deathstroke: He doesn't know I AM?! That really annoys me!"
Supergirl 14 preview
H'el is a beast.
Originally posted by abhilegend
Supergirl 14 preview
H'el is a beast.
Originally posted by -Pr-
Am I the only one getting an "Eradicator" vibe from him?
Originally posted by TheGodKiller
Wait, does that scene imply that he was stranded for quite some time on Earth's Sun, that is why he so much more uber than Kara?
So, the next event for GL involves the First Lantern. Some think this is Geoff's last arc for GL.
JL 14 Preview: http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=preview&id=14286
Originally posted by abhilegend
I think he koed kara in Sanctuary and brought her to the sun.
Also, what about the psionic powers he displayed against Superboy recently?Is this guy some sort of psychic Kryptonian mutant? Is he of a Kryptonian species at all?
I'm calling it now - H'el [as in House of El, from Kal-El and Jor-El] is a twisted version of Superman. As in, he's a corrupted version of Superman, be it from the future, or somewhat of a clone, or anything similar - either way, they're basically, at DNA, the same person. Maybe from a parallel timeline, where Superman's pod landed somewhere else.
I carefully read his wording in the Supergirl issue, and it ringed that it's being set up for this twist.
It sounds similar to Eradicator but that's just a good red herring - think of him as Kal-El, and then read what he says again.
"I am an explorer, sent on a mission to the stars by your uncle, Jor-El. He was my teacher. My mentor. As much a father to me as his own son. "
Originally posted by Galan007
JL was horrible. The Black Adam backup was good though.Amethyst was meh.
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Go sit in the corner.
Originally posted by Philosophía
I'm calling it now - H'el [as in House of El, from Kal-El and Jor-El] is a twisted version of Superman. As in, he's a corrupted version of Superman, be it from the future, or somewhat of a clone, or anything similar - either way, they're basically, at DNA, the same person. Maybe from a parallel timeline, where Superman's pod landed somewhere else.I carefully read his wording in the Supergirl issue, and it ringed that it's being set up for this twist.
It sounds similar to Eradicator but that's just a good red herring - think of him as Kal-El, and then read what he says again.
"I am an explorer, sent on a mission to the stars by your uncle, Jor-El. He was my teacher. My mentor. As much a father to me as his own son. "
That was a thought of mine too.
Originally posted by Philosophía
I'm calling it now - H'el [as in House of El, from Kal-El and Jor-El] is a twisted version of Superman. As in, he's a corrupted version of Superman, be it from the future, or somewhat of a clone, or anything similar - either way, they're basically, at DNA, the same person. Maybe from a parallel timeline, where Superman's pod landed somewhere else.I carefully read his wording in the Supergirl issue, and it ringed that it's being set up for this twist.
It sounds similar to Eradicator but that's just a good red herring - think of him as Kal-El, and then read what he says again.
"I am an explorer, sent on a mission to the stars by your uncle, Jor-El. He was my teacher. My mentor. As much a father to me as his own son. "
What about Mon-el though?
Originally posted by Golgo13
Hel has already displayed some awesomr abilities as a kryptonian. Teleportation, forcr fields, ability to give kara the ability to understand english, ability to manipulate molecules, and seems near indestructible.