And the best answer to Guy Gardner being a misogynistic jerk:
I got a friend of mine where if this happened, there’d be a report for a missing Lyft driver shortly thereafter.
Currently predicting a bad guy breaks into Gabi’s house, menace Gabi, and Sir will kill the bad guy.
And Kevin Bacon!!
I don’t know many Doomsday preppers that rent their shelters out on airbnb.
The Ultimate Marvel Universe also allowed authors to really interrogate past prejudices, with Miles Morales and Ultimate Aunt May.
Yeah, agreed.
Evil Genius Games has the following RPGs in print:
When talking about the deaths of other mutants, in the Krakoa era, there are five mutants that when their powers are used together, this can result in resurrection.
Visible as a mutant to ORCHIS and Sentinel sensors.
It should be remarked that the way Roffman got around film contradictions was by setting the EU data around times not depicted in the movies. What Roffman said was also not widely known at the time (since the internet was still in it’s infancy).
I thought they even got in some good historical jokes:
1) She isn’t Resurrection Man (a DC character).
Yeah but it’d be hillarious to see James Marsden and Tye Sheridan in a competitive “Stick-in-the-Mud” contest.
Isn’t Jean Grey currently dead?
This is clearly an Easter Egg for Battletech and/or Mechwarrior players, particularly fans of the Eridani Light Horse mercenary unit.
If you’re interested, dig into Willingham’s ancient module for Villains and Vigilantes, Death Duel With The Destroyers. It features most of the villain team from the early issues with some minor changes.
One interesting tidbit that I hope I’m recalling correctly: in the NewsFlesh Triology by Mira Grant (AKA Seanan McGuire), a gonzo journalism zombie apocalypse type story, George A. Romero is a Catholic Saint and his reanimated corpse is kept in a courtyard in the Vatican.