Spinnerette

Mrs. G, I'd like to introduce you to Mr. Flare. He's a very hot-headed guy.

It's supposed to take place at Christmastime, but that image right there looks very appropriate for Halloween.

A sweet pick-me-up-having part. :)

So the cryokinesis is No Ontological Inertia-type magic, huh?

Edited by MarqFJA on Nov 4th 2019 at 8:08:34 PM

Well, that ice was appearing in quantities very much surpassing any available materials for it, so yeah it was being made out of pure magic.

That doesn't necessarily mean that it will automatically dissipate into thin air once its source is "neutralized" (whether killed or subjected to a Power Nullifier effect). There are plenty of examples in fiction where things created by magic out of virtually nothing still persist after the death or power-nullification of their creator.

Wha? We're jumping ahead to the ending already? :S

It's barely a week after the confrontation. It's just enough time for the two superheroines and Papa Brown to recover enough from the ordeal to be up and about, I think.

Besides, what would you were expecting to happen? Not like there was anything important that was skipped over by this brief Time Skip.

Edited by MarqFJA on Nov 6th 2019 at 8:13:07 PM

The wendigo was surprisingly easy to deal with.

The ending.

"She said she's sorry."

So... What does this exactly mean? That she finally relented, or that she refused to budge?

oh hey its been back to the mainish story for a bit feat. communist doc and communist greta facing their libertarian counterparts https://www.spinnyverse.com/comic/issue-32-cover

Dr. U and Greta aren't libertarians, they're Objectivists.

Those two things are inextricably linked.

Eh, Dr. Universe is less "people should be able to do what they want" and more "I can do what I want, and you can't stop me." It works really well as a supervillain ethos. The Objectivism also adds in "Never do anything for free."

Greta seems less into it specifically and more into doing whatever Dr. Universe asks her to do.

Edited by Shinziril on Mar 31st 2020 at 10:27:44 AM

Doesn't mean they're synonyms. Dr. Universe's behavior is very clearly not libertarian; he doesn't give a fuck about small or big government or the other issues that typically form the crux of libertarian ideology.

Edited by MarqFJA on Mar 31st 2020 at 6:49:36 PM

Wow, this thread "died" without warning.

I'm surprised that Rita and Manya being surgically fused into a single body is not spoiler-tagged on Characters.Spinnerette. Any objections to putting any mentions of that fact on the page under spoiler markup?

Edited by MarqFJA on Sep 4th 2020 at 9:21:17 PM

It does seem to be a spoiler, played as shock twist and all

So... the Monday's page paints Evil Spinnerette in a very pathetic light. How the hell is the Reality Ensues that she faced regarding supervillainy and driderhood the fault of Spinnerette in any way?

She always was hella petty.

... and on the next page Spinny tries to offer a helpful suggestion, which results in Evil Spinnerette freaking out at her. I think ES is just one of those people where it's never their fault that they did something stupid, so they find someone else to blame and lash out at them.

Bonus stupid points for publicly breaking the "I'm so reformed!" act and admitting that she just wants to kill Spinnerette.

Edited by Shinziril on Oct 28th 2020 at 6:42:36 AM

I'm just disappointed that Spinny didn't throw "How is that even my fault?!" at her.

So... newest page. I'll be honest, I'm not mad at Dr. Universe. He has his priorities and cannot spare the time for haggling. He has only one offer; take it, or leave it.

He’s gonna lose that hero license he just got

He’s really more of an Anti-Villain at the best of times. He has his ideals and a degree of honour, but you do not expect him to act like a hero.