Inara ,'Objects In Space'
Discussion of Buffy and Angel comics, books, and more. Please don't get into spoilery details in the first week of release.
No, it's the nocturnal hanging around on rooftops lifestyle, I think -- back in the ashram he was both veggie and ethnically-nonspecific.
But maybe Star City doesn't have anywhere for healthy veggie foodstuffs, so he's been living on iceburg and Minute Rice.
Though your wank works, too.
The DC writers apparently *have* a baby name book, but it's from the 1950s and someone's taped all the pages outside the Cs together.
Hee hee. Hi, Holli!
Holy alliteration, Batman!
Aha! The E--O factor! And I didn't even catch the O. Mostly because I didn't know of Connor-with-an-O's existence.
Connor with an O rocks hard.
They would. They really, really would.
Wasn't Superboy concerned a few months back about having Luthor DNA as if evil were a congenital defect?
Wasn't Superboy concerned a few months back about having Luthor DNA as if evil were a congenital defect?
Yep, he sure was.
Wasn't Superboy concerned a few months back about having Luthor DNA as if evil were a congenital defect?
Knowing Kon, he was more concerned about the male pattern baldness.
He's worried about evil and not baldness? Where are the boy's priorities?
Yeah. I know. Had to go for the snark anyway. Don't mind me.
edit: Ha! Fabulous x-post. Also, the gods have decreed that New Comics Day = Amy Walks Home In The Rain Day. Amy will foil the gods (and stun her boss!) by staying to do more work.
Because then DC could act as if martial arts skill, like archery skill, is genetic.
Don't they? I thought just about everything was genetic unless you have to make a mundane special ... and then it's incredibly heritable from there on in.
Thanks, Steph -- I kinda figured those were of her. But with all the name confusion, questioned everything.
Holy Mother of Crossposts, Batman!
Heh. Now, I can get someone like Raven being worried about a wormy apple in the family tree, what with Daddy's control issues including actually possessing his offspring and all. But for most people, the character of biological parents that had no hand in the upbringing isn't terribly important unless their character issues are tied to something physical like alcoholism. You'd think by the time DC started dealing with real-world spaceflight, they'd have dropped the "sins of the fathers" hooey.