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Just... whatare you smoking, and why aren't you sharing?

@reemas: Yeah... No. Capital NNo. I'm running the risk of countering your valid opinion in a very disrespectful manner, so instead I will say I disagree with your interpretation. However, it is YOUR interpretation of a character and its circumstances, which makes it as valid as my own opposite interpreation of the same.

Yeah, this goes something like this:

Snap! Crackle! Pop!

Three bloody smears, and Clark walks calmly out into the night.

The Sampsons are ROBd into the Marvel 616 New York City and dropped on top of the Baxter Building. The FF uncorrectly assume they are being attacked and swiftly rise to confront the "enemy".

* (For the sake of this scenario, the Sampsons are a composite of their comic book and television versions. And they're all getting along, for the time being.)

• Utopian (Sheldon Sampson), Lady Liberty (Grace Sampson), "Paragon" (Brandon Sampson), Lady Liberty II (Chloe Sampson Hutchence), Brainwave (Walter Sampson)

* (The FF are their basic familial roster, no extras, subs, or omnipotent children allowed.)

• Mr. Fantastic (Reed Richards), Invisible Woman (Susan Storm Richards), the Thing (Benjamin Grimm), the Human Torch (Jonathan Storm)

No prep time; no previous knowledge of each other; all canon feats are allowed.

Which "family" wins this bout? Do cooler heads prevail? What would be the Sampsons' reaction to the mainstream Marvel Earth, ca. pre-Civil War? What would be the FF's reaction to the Union's founding family?

If a Viltrumite got a Kryptonian pregnant, or got pregnant by a Kryptonian, how would their offspring differ from each of them?

What would its capabilities be? Would it be just a stronger than average Viltrumite?

Would it have both races' best abilities and none of their weaknesses? Both of their weaknesses?

Would it loose all of its powers under a red star, or only its Kryptonian abilities? What do you think?

Composite how? There are no other versions of Superboy-Prime.

Magneto sees a speck in the horizon. Then we see Thragg flying through a cloud of viscera and blood. R.I.P. Max Eisenhardt/Magneto. The end.

Omni-Man. There's an actual reason for his madness/evilness. And he has a true character evolution arc.

As opposed to Thanos's operetta style, mustache-twirling, mommy and daddy-issues-driven, idiotic "plan" for "saving" the universe.

Seriously, the big purple doofus's plan was using an instrument of omnipotence to halve the universe's population, so as to extend the universe's resources. He must have ridden in the short bus to not have realized he could just as well triple, quadruple, or multiply to infinity the natural resources across the universe without killing anyone; since he was omnipotent and such. What an f****ng idiot.

In an attempt to remove Superman and his cohorts as an obstacle to his aspirations to power over all, Mordru the Merciless casts a spell to expel Kal-El, and all those realted to him, from their universe/dimension, and cast them out to the furthest, most antitethical location possible, whilst setting up the most comprehensive barrier he is able to in order to prevent their possible (eventual?) return.

And thus are Superman, his family, and those most closely associated with him, castaway on Eath-616 of the Marvel Universe shortly before the tragedy at Stamford, the Superhuman Registration Act, and the subsequent "Civil War".

House of El:

• Jor-El (Jor-El - post-Rebirth)
• Kal-El/Clark Kent (Jr.) (Superman post-Rebirth
• Lois Lane (Lois Lane - post-Rebirth)
• Jon Samuel Kent (Jon Kent - post-Rebirth)
• Krypto (Krypto - Prime Earth)
• Kara Zor-El/Linda Lang (Kara Zor-El - post-Rebirth)
• Kara Zor-EL/Karen Kent (Kara Zor-El - Earth 2)
• Val-Zod (Val-Zod - Earth 2)
• Kon-El/Connor Kent (Kon-El - post Rebirth)
• Kara Zor-L/Karen Starr (Kara Zor-L - Earth Two)
• Divine (Divine - New Earth)
• Chris Kent/Lor-Zod (Lor-Zod - New Earth)
• Thara Ak-Var (Thara Ak-Var - New Earth)
• Lar Gand/Mon-El (Lar Gand - pre-Zero Hour)
• Kal-El (Kingdom Come)/Clark Kent (Sr.) (Kal-El - Earth-22)
• Karsta Wor-Ul/Kristin Wells (Karsta Wor-Ul - New Earth)
• Lana Lang/Superwoman (Lana Lang - post Rebirth)
• John Henry Irons/Steel (John Henry Irons - post-Rebirth)
• Natasha Irons (Natasha Irons - post-Rebirth)
• H'El (H'El - Prime Earth)
• Superboy-Prime/Kal-El/Clark Kent (III) (Kal-El - Earth Prime)
• Linda Danvers (Linda Danvers - New Earth)
• Ariella Kent (Ariella Kent - New Earth)
• Cir-El (Cir-EL - Futuresmiths)
• David Conner/Eradicator (Eradicator - New Earth)
• Bizarro (Bizarro II - Prime Earth)

What do you think?:

1. How would their sudden presence affect the main Marvel Earth and the tumultuous political theater in relation to superhumans?
2. Would their presence hasten or delay the oncoming "Civil War"?
3. Could their arrival prevent the fratricidal conflict amongst the superhuman comunity and against a paranoid government set on "control" of "persons of mass destruction"?
4. Or would it exacerbate said conflict?

An ROB plucks you out of your own time and throws you backwards into the time stream after changing you on an atomic level, granting you the abilities, knowledge, and metahuman powers of one of six individuals.

Throw a d8 to see which character will you be ROBd into:

1. Superman

2. Omni Man

3. Miracleman

4. Allen, the Alien

5. Mr. Majestic

6. The Utopian

7. Supreme

8. Plutonian

Throw a d4 to see which time period/year and location you will be translocated to:

1. London, 1556 - Mary I Stuart is Queen

2. London, 1835 - William IV is King

3. London, 1933 - King Edward VIII sits on the throne of the British Empire

What do you do?