CaptainFoamerang

Alien and Aliens took place on the same planet.

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Or rather, the planet they went to in Alien and the one they went to in Aliens was the same one.

Any merit that movie had was countered by being too damn similar to the first Donner film. If you watch that then Superman Returns, it's just unforgivable.

It isn't always attached to the ring in the DCAU either.

I believe in one episode of JLU, Green Lantern created a construct that bore a passing resemblance to himself and sent it off for the bad guys to chase. No tether.

And in the Brightest Day episode of Superman TAS, Kyle gives Sinestro his ring but it's just a construct that explodes on his hand. No tether. linkage

It's more likely that Diana's son would have an upbringing closer to hers so he would already have a foundation of Greek fighting styles before she allowed him to have other instructors.

Batman would be at the top of their wishlist for teachers, but if he's still active at that point he may not have the time to dedicate to instructing him, so he'll probably get training sessions with the usual suspects of DCU fighting masters like Wildcat, Black Canary, and Richard Dragon. I wouldn't be surprised if the boy received instruction from Tim Drake or Dick Grayson, either, since he could benefit from a smaller age gap between himself and his instructors.

Actually, it was in the Revenge of the Green Lanterns trade of Johns' GL run, and Guy was being punished for telling Hal his mission into the Unknown Sectors was authorized and going with him. I remembered this while I was in the shower but I went to dinner with my family before I could post it.

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Oh, and it wasn't to keep the sun-eater in check. It was Prime Duty, where dozens of GLs are assigned to watch over Superboy Prime as he's contained in a red sun-eater.

Well if GL rings can synthesize breathable air and transmute matter I don't see why food constructs couldn't provide nutrition. And I think in that arc I mentioned above, Power Ring said it didn't have a taste but one of the other members of his team said it had an electrical pop to it.

Yes he is. But with Wonder Woman's physical abilities she's basically the most dangerous fighter.

The kids around him tend to take an opposite approach personality-wise, though, and Batman pretty much encourages that. They have fun with the job and get to do some good at the same time.

I disagree about Batman not being a good role model. He consistently produces some of the finest and most-respected heroes in the game. And they tend to take in his strengths while leaving his weaknesses.

It might've been more fitting had they gone with the Central City or Keystone Rogues, but I suppose then they would've been glamorizing the villains and we wouldn't get to see the Robin "R."

Pay no attention. He's going for the Wrongness Olympics.

I don't think she is part of Bane's conspiracy, or if she is she doesn't know the real endgame.

I think Selina's threat was aimed at Bruce Wayne and not Batman. It seems like Nolan's playing on all the class warfare talk that's going on right now with all of those people invading a wealthy home and ransacking the place. She may be hearing whispers of an uprising of some kind, but with all of the resources at his disposal and another honeypot in Marion Cotillard's character, I don't see her factoring into his plans. I'm thinking she'll be an enemy of Bruce Wayne at first but will become an ally.