Image 1 — If they were to do a “Superior Superman” type story, which Villain should swap minds with Superman?
Image 2 — If they were to do a “Superior Superman” type story, which Villain should swap minds with Superman?

If they were to do a “Superior Superman” type story, which Villain should swap minds with Superman?

u/ReturnOfThanos — 1 day ago

[WP] The strange flying machines and metal canoes stopping coming. Curious, you venture out as the first to leave North Sentinel island in hundreds of years.

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u/ReturnOfThanos — 3 days ago
▲ 1.1k r/ATLA

Do you think Tenzin knew this Airbending move?

Gyatso took out a ton of comet enhanced firebenders, could Tenzin do the same?

u/ReturnOfThanos — 6 days ago

Assuming he grew up reading about them, Who would Clark’s favorite member of the justice society be?

u/ReturnOfThanos — 17 days ago

Is Jerry naturally bad-ass?

When Rick or the family is removed, Jerry becomes competent, motivated, and strong. Is this his natural state and he’s just being held back by the family or is he naturally pathetic and requires loss to become a badass. Either way, this man has serious potential in every universe to be somebody.

u/ReturnOfThanos — 17 days ago

[r/religion] Does Thor answer prayers?

I’m not normally very religious and I know he isn’t exactly a God in the conventional sense, but people used to worship him, right? Did he ever answer their prayers? If so, I could really use that right now.

My husband was providing relief work in Sokovia when everything went down… I haven’t heard from him since and I’m desperate to hear from him. I’ve tried praying to other gods, but there’s only one that I see flying in the sky. So Thor, if you can hear me. Please answer my prayer, and bring my husband back to me.

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u/ReturnOfThanos — 25 days ago

[EU] A few years back, Homelander saved you and it completely changed your life for the better. Now after his death and exposure, you remain loyal to his memory and try to convert people to do the same.

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u/ReturnOfThanos — 26 days ago

Vampire Hunter slasher flick

Back in thr 1500s, Vampires were feared mythical creatures and there were no weapons that could hurt them.

However in current day, we know they exist, we have plenty of weapons that can kill them, and people specifically trained to do so.

A band of vampires lying dormant since the dark ages awaken overconfident and ready to feed, but a specialized vampire hunter quickly turns the tide and the undead are now fighting to survive against this truly unstoppable force.

The Vampires are our protagonists and have to desl with being vulnerable for the first time ever. The human is the monster

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u/ReturnOfThanos — 29 days ago
▲ 162 r/superman

Would Superman training under red sun lamps make him stronger?

If so, I could see him training with batman before heading to their usual diner.

u/ReturnOfThanos — 1 month ago