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Failure as a student, you mean?
Yes, which weakens the premise that it's a school (or an effective one) -- what with the not teaching and stuff, except for the kidlets.
Koriand'r kept going home, but then there was the insane sister. Not sure if she's just fleeing a failed relationship at this point.
So where do you guys put Huntress on the scale? I'm quite curious.
Vigilante. Like Punisher.
Yes, which weakens the premise that it's a school (or an effective one) -- what with the not teaching and stuff, except for the kidlets.
Because one student never learned to control her powers?
I think one has to look at how the individual characters are portrayed these days, as oppsoed to, say, in the Sixties or Forties, because the attitude has shifted a lot. The X-Men, particularly, have been re-interpreted.
Vigilante. Like Punisher.
Except hotter.
And slightly more interesting.
We need subclassifications for Vigilantes.
Dude, Plei? The 'Seriously. Fangs.' tag is cracking. me. UP.
I have the Dicklove.
Shrift, have you seen my new default LJ icon?
Seriously. Fangs. is perhaps the most amusing thing in the world to me right now.
Because one student never learned to control her powers?
No, because the only student they focussed on teaching never learned anything.
Sure, they train all the time, but so do soldiers. Even at the gitgo (second incarnation), weren't they out saving people right away?
Shrift, have you seen my new default LJ icon?
Yes, and this is why I'm giggling at my desk. The batjazzhands were pretty freakin' funny, too.
Sure, they train all the time, but so do soldiers. Even at the gitgo (second incarnation), weren't they out saving people right away?
This is true. The concept has definitely evolved since the early days. These days, the X-Men are teachers/field operatives, with other mutants being the students.
Which, really, makes more sense.
You know, it would be so much easier if we just decided that all comic books are about superheroes.
Donald Duck? Superhero! The Cryptkeeper? Superhero! Harvey Pekar? Superhero! Maggie and Hopey? Gay Superheroes!
See? So much easier. Plus 95% of all Americans would agree with us anyway.