Lokein.Lyesmith

I think taking the name Red Arrow and stepping into the JLA was big step for Roy, as a person. He wasn't caring about not becoming Green Arrow. He -knows- he's his own man, a person of worth and someone to take notice of, outside of standing next to GA. Taking the name Red Arrow proves that. It's a nice homage to his mentor. He now feels like he can take a name like that, a look like that, and make it his own. 
 
 
As for dating Kendra? Makes a good story. Doomed to fail, but it's that kind of drama that brings us back. 
 
I love Roy. Him being a single-dad super-hero? Effin' A, dude. Finally someone to relate to in a world of picture-perfect super-heroes.

I think she could get picked up by one of the Cosmic teams, get magic'd out of the bullet, and end up on their roster for a while. I think she'd be kick ass as a Starjammer or Guardian of the Galaxy. Hell, even as a temp member of the Novacorps! I think Kitty still has a lot of untapped potential, and could be good on a team outside of the X-series. I feel like she's always had a male-counterpart to define her. Wolverine, Pete Wisdom, Colossus... she always seems to be a sidekick. Make her tougher. Edgier. Maybe even a litle darker.

I thought the Smallville GA was very interesting, and keep in mind, they said from they git-go that this wasn't going to be exactly like the comic books. I think a Green Arrow spin-off would be a great idea.
To be honest, I stopped watching Smallville shortly after the "young justice league" storyline where they ended with them going around breaking into Luthorcorps facilities and breaking out other people with powers who were locked up. I actually hoped they'd make -that- into it's own show. Even if it was just one season, the idea of them being a team and going around to new places every episode, Luthorcorps trying different things to up their security... that seemed like a great idea to me, and I thought the "team" meshed well together and the personalities really played well off of each other.

So. I'd be happy with a Justice League show. But I think I'd be just as happy with a Green Arrow show, and maybe bring some of those guys around every once in a while. You could work Black Canary into it. Or even a young Hal/Green Lantern. Maybe get people geared up for the GL movie that way.

Not... fair... two different universes. Both favorites. The geekery is too much... for me... to handle... making me... talk.. like... Bill Shatner...

Well! Not only are you seeing Batman AND Robin together for the first time in "B&R", but it was the first PUBLIC appearance. They were answering the Bat-signal. In "Batman", it's his first time being Batman. I can see how they'd differentiate the two.

Loki isn't just a magic user. She's a God/dess. Thor's been holding back on his powers in previous times, don't you think Loki had too?

Sure, Sentry would put p a good fight. But Loki would win, hands down. Mess with his head. Play on his fears of the void. Use illusions to make him think Norman is helping him... only to have illusion-norman lead him into a trap.

"Hurry, Bob! I've open this portal to safety!"  Bam. Frost giants pour out. Loki wouldn't waste energy trying to take Sentry on himself. He'd have other people do it. Or even better... make the Sentry do it.

If Loki could play on Sentry's fear of the Void and convince Sentry he had become Void again, that Void hadn't died, just hidden himself away in Sentry's subconscious, and began little by little, chipping away at Sentry until Void and Sentry were one in the same...

Point out how he's working with the freakin' GREEN GOBLIN and BULLSEYE... maybe have him take a good look around at the people and property he's destroyed in that fight with the frost giants...

Convince Psycho-Bob/Sentry that the only way to destory Void is to destroy himself...

"Power equal to one million exploding suns... but just as gullible as any human." Loki FTW.

I totally disagree with her legs needing repaired. I think if she COULD get up and run to the rescue of some of the people she's helping, she'd be compelled to. I think she'd end up walking away from being Oracle, because she thinks she can do more OUT on the street. Maybe not giving up Oracle entirely, but not being Oracle all the time. And I think that would be a huge detriment to the DC Universe. Oracle is hugely needed and a great asset to the superhero community. I think we should keep Barb in her chair. I think it adds alot to the character, and reminds us that bad things can happen, even to our superheroes. Grounds us in reality, even if a fantasy world.

But. Ya know. Just my two cents.

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