So an example would be the Compound Bow.
The Bow very ancient, but the Compound Bow was built in the mid-20th century, mostly because of updates in materials science and design techniques.
Usually, he's summoned by Earth, Fire , Wind, Water then Heart
But what if you go Fire first or Water? What happens? Does it not work or would he come out looking different? or it wouldn't matter?
If my math is correct, it should be like 125 different combinations.
In the two-part episode The Call, Superman seeks Batman's help to root out a saboteur trying to kill the Justice League, assuming one of the Justice League members is the culprit.
It's then revealed that Superman (secretly controlled by Starro) is the killer and has a secret plan to reproduce and take over the world.
However, why did it feel the need to allow Superman to seek outside help, much less Batman? Like Starro didn't even make an attempt on Bruce and Terry's life while at the cave.
Bonus question: What was the state of Superman's consciousness and agency during this period?
Was he completely under the entire time? (presumably for years, according to Aquagirl) or was it Starro secretly watching and taking over when it needed to do something?
In the science fiction franchise, Mass Effect, the character Thane, who specialised in assassinations and intelligence gathering , used a term drala'fa, which roughly translates into "The Ignored" which applies to people who may have reliable information but are not directly instrumental with respect to spycraft and intelligence gathering. What is the real-world equivalent for this term? This can also apply to journalists, looking for information on the ground about something.
Downtrodden, hoi polloi, a source?
Does the donation reward cost increase with repetition of completion or is it just the total donation given?
I really liked the digg dailies as a catch-up quick voiceover using the NotebookLM AI thing, just maybe change it to top ten stories instead of five