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A Punisher Tea Set I suspect would sell well, because it's so bizarre it's brilliant.

But back to the topic in hand -- girls like to wear make-up. It's that simple. And if girls like to wear make-up, there's no reason they shouldn't wear make-up that came from a container merchandised with a great character like Wonder Woman. Because sadly, right now there is no Wonder Woman TV show, no Wonder Woman movie, and no Wonder Woman cartoon. Wonder Woman probably has very little Q-rating with pre-teen girls. I'd like more girls to be interested in Wonder Woman. This make-up line will likely do little to aliviate that problem, but it's better than nothing.

This is a wishlist, not a what-will-probably-happen list.

If I were a 12-year-old girl, I would love Wonder Woman make-up.

Absolutely, 100% speculation.

Very underrated.

Actually, for Morrison it means everything is in continuity. Love that approach.

Yes.

Arkham Redemption.

My VG's all-AR/Traps corrupter team is ridiculously fun (and good).

...spoiling the kill shot from Crossbones, the assassin hired to take out Parker, but nailing Mary Jane in the head.

I'm not sure. Definitely at the start of the fight. I don't think I've ever seen him go invincible after that.
When you see him pop Unstoppable, just back off and conserve your Build-Ups/Enrages/high-damage attacks until it goes off. Did a Khan TF last weekend that had the same problem, but once we coordinated our efforts to go hard when Unstoppable was off, we whittled him down in about three passes. And yes, we had mostly S/L damage guys too, and minimal debuffing.

Of course, ideally you'd have at least a couple top-notch debuffers on your team, and at least a couple of characters that do Psionic damage. A Sonic is really nice for this TF because of their -DamRes and [Clarity].

And for what it's worth, the special was written by Marv Wolfman, not Geoff Johns. So if you have problems with it being inconsistent with Crisis... well, the irony would be delicious.

Personally, I really don't have a problem with it, but I get why you would. I don't know if it's "bad writing" or "it's not your cup of tea". Maybe somewhere in between. I'm generally a Geoff Johns fan, but don't count Infinite Crisis as one of he best works, though parts are very entertaining.

Kole was the name of the Titan that was created specifically to die in Crisis.

With DC wanting to do away with *all* of the multiple Earths, the tricky question was what to do about Earth-Prime, which was supposed to be *our* Earth. Superboy-Prime was created to root Earth-Prime as a fictional Earth just as much as Earth-2, Earth-S, etc. He was introduced in DC Comics Presents #87, almost simultaneously with his inclusion in Crisis.

BTW, if you like the idea of Superboy-Prime, but don't care for Infinite Crisis, you should read Kurt Busiek's "Superman: Secret Identity" (pencils by Stuart Immonen), which is a stand-alone, non-canon take on the idea of Superboy-Prime without Crisis. It's one of my favorite Superman stories ever.

BTW, regarding Kal-L's personality change -- my take is that with reality shifting and changing from out from under him while he stands alone outside of the change but able to observe it causes the idea that the resulting "post-Crisis" universe is not *real*. And if he operates with the knowledge that his actions will essentially be "retconned" if he is successful, then why not do anything and everything to ensure that desired end.

By the end of Infinite Crisis through, Kal-L is convinced of the essential "realness" of post-Crisis/New Earth, thanks to the intervention of pre-Crisis Wonder Woman. Superboy-Prime never does, because he doesn't have that connection, that backstory. He's an empty vessel. Johns' meta-commentary either makes this all work for you or it doesn't.