J. Jonah Jameson is very well known for his immense distrust and grudge towards superheroes and masked vigilantes. If Atom Eve was his daughter, would he be more emotionally supportive than Adam Wilkins or would he be just as bad?
Originally posted in 2021*
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How would things be diffrent if Oliver revealed he is attracted to men instead of intectoids? Would it be less weird?
Originally posted in 2023*
If Mark Grayson dated Kara Zor-El, the Last Daughter of Krypton, would the Viltrum Empire approve of this relationship? Or do you think Viltrumites would be racist towards Kryptonians?
What would happen if instead of the Scourge Virus, Viltrumites were given Indigo Lantern Power Rings?
Unlike other Lantern Corps, Indigo Lantern rings seek out those who have no empathy at all. Because of this, nearly every member of the Indigo Tribe is made up of the worst psychopaths and serial killers in the universe, forcibly inducted and rehabilitated through the power of compassion, transforming them into powerful cosmic protectors capable of channeling the other lights of the Emotional Spectrum in times of need.
The Indigo Tribe operates on the belief that compassion is a universal necessity and that even the worst beings can find redemption through forced empathy. By wielding the Indigo Light, members are compelled to feel owerwhelming guilt and remorse for their past actions, with the light forcibly instilling compassion until they truly embrace it. The Indigo Lantern Power Battery causes even the most evil and sadistic villain to become a good person.
For example, it was mentioned Indigo-1, the founder and leader of the Indigo Tribe cried for days when she realized she had killed an innocent woman. Thragg or Conquest would most likely kill themselves at the moment Indigo Lantern power ring is put on their fingers.
Would Viltrumites submit to the Indigo Lantern rings or try to resist? Would brainwashing Viltrumites to become good people have been a better solution than driving them to near extinction?
Originally posted in 2023*
Viltrumites have no problems fighting very dirty, so why didn't Mark try to kick the Conquest or Thragg in the crotch when he was fighting them? Considering how violent and bloody this franchise is, it is surprising that Mark hasn’t tried to use this forbidden fighting technique.
Would a full force kick or punch in the nuts be enough to KO them?
In the real world, testicles are one of the most painful and weakest spots of the human body, and it’s likely the same weakness also applies to Viltrumites. Or do male Viltrumites have the balls of steel?
Originally posted in 2024*
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How controversial would it be if Thragg had been designed to look like the certain, infamous Austrian painter instead of Freddie Mercury?
Originally posted in 2023*
EVERYONE LISTEN!
I know the comic storyline with Anissa is unforgivable and don't think anyone wants to see that happen on TV. What if the animated series will tone it down and changes it so Mark and Anissa will have an affair instead? Mark's half-brother Oliver Grayson himself was born out of a fling.
For example, Mark's own father, Nolan, was emotionally vulnerable and in the wrong state of mind when he had an affair with Andressa (even though he was still legally married to Debbie), which led to the birth of Oliver. When Debbie confronted Nolan, he admitted that his relationship with Andressa was a mistake and Oliver's birth was an accident.
If Mark is anything like his father, could he also end up doing the same thing with Anissa and this reckless act leads to the birth of Mark Junior? Keep in mind that Mark Grayson is a young man with raging hormones, who frequently makes foolish and irresponsible decisions. The point is, if Anissa will commit infidelity with Mark instead of rape, would this change make her far less evil than in the comics?
>!One of many reasons why Mark would do it is because he is still heartbroken, lonely and bitter towards Eve for aborting their first child. Remember, Atom Eve herself cheated on Mark with that blue, alien guy and she had even kicked him out of house at the moment.!<
So, instead of forcing herself on Mark, Anissa tries to use psychological and traditional means, such as manipulate Mark, take advantage of his vulnerable mental state and seduces him. During that moment of weakness, Mark chooses to give in to temptation and sleeps with her. Later, instead of being brutally assaulted and traumatised, Mark would have to deal with the consequences of unintentionally fathering a child with another woman.
As the story progresses, Mark admits later that having sex with Anissa was a mistake, and he apologizes to Eve. If Mark and Anissa have a consensual relationship, then Mark accepting and loving his son becomes completely natural instead of a painful reminder. This would result in Mark having shared custody with Mark Jr. and having a much better and more responsible relationship with his son.
Would this change make Mark Junior more sympathetic character if he was born into careless, accidental fling, just like Oliver? Even in the real world, children are more likely to be born through unplanned pregnancies than through sexual violence. It would be a clean way to avoid the darkest part of the comics while still giving us some crazy TV drama. What do you think?
Originally posted in 2023*
EVERYBODY LISTEN!
I know the comic storyline with Anissa is unforgivable and don't think anyone wants to see that happen on TV. What if the animated series will tone it down and changes it so Mark and Anissa will have an affair instead? Mark's half-brother Oliver Grayson himself was born out of a fling.
For example, Mark's own father, Nolan, was emotionally vulnerable and in the wrong state of mind when he had an affair with Andressa (even though he was still legally married to Debbie), which led to the birth of Oliver. When Debbie confronted Nolan, he admitted that his affair with Andressa was a mistake and Oliver's birth was an accident.
If Mark is anything like his father, could he also end up doing the same thing with Anissa and this irresponsible act leads to the birth of Mark Junior? Keep in mind that Mark Grayson is a young man with raging hormones, who frequently makes foolish and irresponsible decisions. The point is, if Anissa will commit infidelity with Mark instead of rape, would this change make her far less evil than in the comics?
One of many reasons why Mark would do it is because he is still heartbroken, lonely and bitter towards Eve for aborting their first child. Remember, Atom Eve herself cheated on Mark with that blue, alien guy and she had even dumped him out of house at the moment.
Instead of forcing herself on Mark, Anissa tries to take advantage of his vulnerable mental state and seduces him. During that moment of weakness, Mark chooses to give in to temptation and sleeps with her. Instead of being brutally assaulted and traumatised, Mark would have to deal with the consequences and guilt of unintentionally fathering a child with another woman.
As the story progresses, Mark admits later that having sex with Anissa was a mistake, and he apologizes to Eve. If Mark and Anissa have a consensual relationship, then Mark accepting and loving his son becomes completely natural instead of a painful reminder. This would result in Mark having co-parenting with Mark Jr. and having a much better and more responsible relationship with his son.
Would this change make Mark Junior more sympathetic character if he was born out careless, accidental fling, just like Oliver? Even in the real world, children are more likely to be born through unplanned pregnancies than through sexual violence. It would be a clean way to avoid the darkest part of the comics while still giving us some crazy TV drama. What do you think?
Originally posted in 2023*
EVERYONE LISTEN!
I know the comic storyline with Anissa is unforgivable and don't think anyone wants to see that happen on TV. What if the animated series will tone it down and changes it so Mark and Anissa will have an affair instead? Mark's half-brother Oliver Grayson himself was born out of a fling.
For example, Mark's own father, Nolan, was emotionally vulnerable and in the wrong state of mind when he had an affair with Andressa (even though he was still legally married to Debbie), which led to the birth of Oliver. When Debbie confronted Nolan, he admitted that his relationship with Andressa was a mistake and Oliver's birth was an accident.
If Mark is anything like his father, could he also end up doing the same thing with Anissa and this reckless act leads to the birth of Mark Junior? Keep in mind that Mark Grayson is a young man with raging hormones, who frequently makes foolish and irresponsible decisions. The point is, if Anissa will commit infidelity with Mark instead of rape, would this change make her far less evil than in the comics?
>!One of many reasons why Mark would do it is because he is still heartbroken, lonely and bitter towards Eve for aborting their first child. Remember, Atom Eve herself cheated on Mark with that blue, alien guy and she had even kicked him out of house at the moment.!<
So, instead of forcing herself on Mark, Anissa tries to use psychological and traditional means, such as manipulate Mark, take advantage of his vulnerable mental state and seduces him. During that moment of weakness, Mark chooses to give in to temptation, can't keep it in his pants and sleeps with her. Later, instead of being brutally assaulted and traumatised, Mark would have to deal with the consequences of unintentionally fathering a child with another woman.
As the story progresses, Mark admits later that having sex with Anissa was a mistake, and he apologizes to Eve. If Mark and Anissa have a consensual relationship, then Mark accepting and loving his son becomes completely natural instead of a painful reminder. This would result in Mark having shared custody with Mark Jr. and having a better and more responsible relationship with his son.
Would this change make Mark Junior more sympathetic character if he was born into careless, accidental fling, just like Oliver? Even in the real world, children are more likely to be born through unplanned pregnancies than through sexual violence. It would be a clean way to avoid the darkest part of the comics while still giving us some crazy TV drama. What do you think?
Originally posted in 2023*
Both Kal-El and Nol-Ahn have similar facial features and they are “tall, dark and handsome”.
Originally posted in March*
What if Thia was a Na'vi Avatar instead of a Synthetic?
(Fan Art by @ silentalienarts on X.)
Would a relationship between a Na’vi and a Yautja work well?
Originally posted in 2025*
Does their relationship have similar dynamics? Imagine if Kara and Jimmy decided go to a Halloween party cosplaying as Spider-Man and Spider-Gwen.
Originally posted in 2025*
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>!Originally posted in 2025*!<
**The Sinister Mark holding Anissa’s decapitated head (Artwork by @ louis.doner)**
Would it be considered a karmic punishment if Anissa was brutally mauled and eaten alive by the most evil counterpart of Invincible? The Sinister Mark (also known as the Cannibal Mark and the Cape Invincible) is multiversal counterpart of Mark Grayson, who developed an insatiable hunger for human and Viltrumite flesh.
Supergirl: "Leave him alone, Bitch!"
Anissa: "Her hand felt like an iron grip around my neck."
Would it be very good to see Supergirl (Kara Danvers) beating crap out of Anissa? If Supergirl found out about what Anissa did, Kara would do to her the same what she almost did to Amber.
>!Originally posted in 2025*!<
The Sinister Mark holding Anissa’s decapitated head (Artwork by @ louis.doner)
Would it be considered a karmic punishment if Anissa was brutally mauled and eaten alive by the most evil counterpart of Invincible? The Sinister Mark (also known as the Cannibal Mark and the Cape Invincible) is multiversal counterpart of Mark Grayson, who developed an insatiable hunger for human and Viltrumite flesh.
Originally posted in 2024*
The Sinister Mark holding Anissa’s decapitated head (Artwork by @ louis.doner)
Would it be considered a karmic punishment if Anissa was brutally mauled and eaten alive by the most evil counterpart of Invincible? The Sinister Mark (also known as the Cannibal Mark and the Cape Invincible) is multiversal counterpart of Mark, who developed an insatiable hunger for human and Viltrumite flesh.
>!Originally posted in 2024*!<