07/03/2013
Posted on 2013-07-03 by Aaron

38 thoughts on “07/03/2013”

  1. Swagner

    So, kites made of flypaper, huh? Someone take notes.

    1. leor613

      The kites aren’t actually made of flypaper, they’re actually… oh, right, SPOILERS! 🙁

  2. Robin Bobcat

    Ah, yes… Entangle on flying opponents. VERY amusing.

  3. leor613

    A toy-themed supervillain. Huh. Does anyone know of a superhero fighting one of those before? 😉

    1. GeekLady

      Well there’s Toyman. And the Joker is vaguely toy related, although not outright toy themed. And I have vague memories of at least one more toy-related villain, but I can’t remember a name.

      1. DocSavage

        The prankster used a lot of toys, but I wouldn’t really call him toy-related.

        1. GeekLady

          Got it! I was thinking of Quackerjack from Darkwing Duck. Wrong universe though.

        2. leor613

          Nope, you had it right the first time! This guy is a Toyman expy, which makes sense since Forak is replacing Atlas, a Superman expy. :p

        3. GeekLady

          I knew Toyman was right, I haven’t spent the last three months watching the 2001 Justice League cartoons with my older son in vain!
          It was the mysterious third toy related villain I couldn’t quote remember that turned out to be Quackerjack.

        4. leor613

          The Prankster barely qualifies as a supervillain. 🙂

        5. DocSavage

          So was the Toyman originally, though the last storyline I saw him in he was definitely a villain. A twisted dark version of himself.

      2. Greenknight

        There was also Toyman from the other comic company (whether you meant Marvel or DC’s version), Toyboy, The Prankster…I’m sure there are more but they escape me.

    2. Prairie Son

      Well, M&M has both Toy Boy and Doc Otaku. 😉

  4. Frith Ra

    Who is this Mickey Mouse bad guy? & what nefarious schemes does he have for our dynamic duo?

    Find out in our next exciting adventure…

  5. Mike

    “NM”, eh? “Naughty Mouse”, perhaps?

    Wonder if the sticky stuff on the kites is based on the same recipe Praetorian Academy’s centurions use?

    1. Clell65619

      – Nemesis Mouse, obviously.

      1. Jeyara

        NeMousis ^_^

    2. DocSavage

      Or Nutty Mouse

      1. leor613

        Not even close. Keep guessing! He’ll reveal his name soon enough. (Unlike a certain leader of the Argosian rebels, I might add…)

    3. David Nuttall

      Nuisance Master!

      1. leor613

        Nope! Keep guessing!

  6. Lemming

    Nicky Mouse?

    1. leor613

      Nope!

  7. IronDino

    Hah! I get it, he’s a Disney Villain!

    1. Partigal

      That’s too terrifying to think of! He’d give his monoulge in song and then kill no one!

      He may even make pepole JOIN IN!!! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHH!!!!!!

    2. Partigal

      Not to mention the copy write issues.

    3. leor613

      No, he’s a toy themed villain. He’s using kites to catch superheroes, and his armor is based on toy costumes (with a bit of super-gadgetry of course!).

      1. IronDino

        Really? Because that song he’s singing is as Disney as they come.

  8. scifi joe

    Heat vision would come in handy about now.

    1. Me-me

      Wrong mythos.

    2. David Nuttall

      Just what I want: burning Tyvek stuck all over my body. Have we determine if 84 or Forak are fireproof?

      1. DocSavage

        The I in FISS stands for invulnerability, so unless they have a specific weakness to it (like the Martian Manhunter) I think we can assume they are safe.

        1. leor613

          84 is probably fireproof up to a very high temperature. Forak, not so much. And neither of them have heat vision.

        2. leor613

          Also J’onn J’onzz’ vulnerability to fire is psychosomatic; all Martians in the DCU fear, green and white alike. On some occasions J’onn (and Ms. Martian) have been able to fight that fear long enough to act heroic in the face of danger. Also they aren’t afraid of heat, only open flames.

  9. NOTDilbert

    It obviously stands for ‘Not Marypoppins’. Glad we can’t hear the actual attempt at singing….

  10. Noctambulo

    Mm… A toy, NM…. Near Mint? xDDDDDDDDD

  11. David Nuttall

    Sticky side up. Mary Poppins’ song for the fail. After our protagonists free themselves, they can sing “I Love to Laugh”. If they stay captured, the villain gets to sign “Be Prepared” (Lion King) to our unlucky pair.

  12. Noctambulo

    What happened with my comment??

    It’s “Near Mint” the right guess?? :S

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