Justice League Quarterly

[shankie]

Issue #10, what happens when speedsters slip and fall on their asses?

If they happen to land in a parking lot... they wreck cars. XD







I think someone in the DCU would make a killing off selling super-power related incident insurance. Somehow I doubt that's on a standard Geico policy.

Then again, in a world where Booster Gold goes on Letterman...



You know I'd pay good money to see Stupid Superhero Tricks. :D

Comments

Quick off-topic question

[(Anonymous)]

Hi, I hope I'm not bothering you, but I had a quick question. A while back you posted scans from "Justice League Adventures #34." By any chance, do they mention what prison Lex Luthor is held in? Just asking. Thank you for your time.

Re: Quick off-topic question

[victoria-wayne.livejournal.com]

Hmm. It doesn't say. But. If I were going to lock up Luthor, I'd do it in Slabside Maximum Security Penitentiary. However, the far more likely option is in Metropolis, Stryker's Island, a federal maximum security lockup that's equipped to house metas and super-villains; however, escapes from Stryker's are more common than the Slab, in either the DCU or DCAU.

Which is why (or because, however you want to see it) Superman's foes generally end up there after being caught. Also, the Slab specializes in powerful metas... and smart as Luthor is, he's still just human.

Re: Quick off-topic question

[(Anonymous)]

Cool. Thanks for answering that for me. Much appreciated.