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We all know who Superman is, but Larry Davis was a comedian who accidentally stopped a robber during a publicity stunt, and became the clown themed crimefight, Funnyman. He was Seigel and Shuster's first comic after they lost Superman to DC, but his series sold poorly and didn't last long. If he and his half brother, Superman, were fused to one hero, what's the best name you can think of?

I feel like that's more of a subversion of a trope, and that the older one would be the one who's been a cop longer while the younger one's new, but I still wanted to ask.

I'm working on a script for a adaptation of Ethan Frome, which entered the public domain, but since there's already a movie based on that book, I feel like I'll still need to watch where I step. I know there's a character in that movie I can't use, but what else should I be careful of?

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And how do you feel about how a third one was never made?

For example: I had the idea for a power where the person was just able to sit down on nothing, like nothing is beneath him but he's able to sit down like he's on a small stool. He can't do anything special with it and doesn't try to make it special, he just argues that "It's a practical power, we can't all blow up planets by sneezing in their general direction."

Like, who do you see being stupid enough to reject that oath with no forethought to the inevitable divine consequences?

I'm writing a thriller about a deaf man who was unwillingly given a brain impant to enhace his hearing. The implant's stuck in a state where he can only hears things he focuses on, except the sounds of his own body. There'll be some scenes where he's having a conversation with more than one person, and he'll only be focusing on one at a time, so some of the dialogue will be muffled for some of the characters in the scene while he's not focusing on them. For those dialogue lines, should I leave (muffled) next to the characters names, or in front of the dialogue?

I called the attendence line where I'll be working and left a voicemail explaining what happened and asking what to do next, but I thought I'd ask here to in case this has happened to someone else before and can give some advice.

I don't see size of an enemy monster get talked about much discussions about horror games, so I wanted to make a poll on it.

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If you keep him as a wizard level that class for him up to 3, which schools of magic have you given him across your playthroughs where he was your player character or in your party?

I was thinking Leatherface because I thought his weapon and personality would be more interesting to see clash with Myers than someone more similar to Myers, like Jason Vorhees, but that's just me.

The grandfather of modern slashers. The one that started the whole thing.

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