Sometimes when a villain gets really popular, attempts are made to make them more sympathetic and turn them into more of an anti-hero. Sometimes that works for me, but I've never really gotten into seeing Slade Wilson try and be redeemed. I viewed him as downright evil when he first appeared in New Teen Titans, and that's the way I prefer he stays.
As we reach the mid-way point of out Five-Part Epic, the connections are starting to become clear, don't forget to check out Part One and Part Two... and make sure you come back tomorrow for the next thrilling installment in our story!
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Whoops! Looks like yesterday's size disparity was purely symbolic. Sort of like some of the Golden Age covers from Detective Comics. On the upside, though? Brilliant connection!
Doom invades one nation while framing another one for it. How typically Machiavellian of him! :-)
Deathstroke had multiple layers and he took contract on Teen Titans due to his son. He was a given an ethic code because otherwise without any hesitation to kill there would have been multiple hero deaths.
2 potential reasons for the cape :
*) at full length, used for a glider cape
*) at full length, the pockets in it takes place of utility belt.
Pym particles are the gift that keeps on giving.
I wanna see Deathstroke work for Scrooge McDuck.
25 days to STF #2800! I can't wait to see what you have planned. :-)
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