Spectrum

Q: I heard Dr. Banner won a contest, what was the prize? A: I never expected the results to go "snap, crackle, pop."

Q: As far as meltdowns go, that was disapointing wasn't it? A: I thought he said "lunch."

Q: What did Defender use to make an early prototype of his armor? A: It was realy sticky.

Q: I'm sorry, I couldn't hear you over that explosion, could you repeat that? A: It was small, had red fur and rows of razor sharp teeth

Q: What will archeologists say when they dig up the Bill Clinton Presidental Library? A: I don't know, it looks like a hubcap

Q: How did Spielburg explain E.T.'s finger? A: No one told me not to push it

I see myself as mostly a narrativist. I like to do stuff with my character that I think is just cool. My particular playing style as a couple of friends have said is "style over substance." I'm currently in an Exhalted campaign and on of the optional rules that we use in the game is the "stunt rule" where you can get extra dice for actions based on how you describe them.

I'd have to go with Menton as well. But I think Foxbat is a pretty strong contender too.

How about an EB with indirect? He can send it through things that conduct electricity.

I thought it was a pretty decent movie. I was iffy on it at first but found it to be a fun movie to watch, although I think it's one that if you must see it in the theater, catch it durring a matinee when the tickets are cheaper.

Actually I think that was Nightman. Darkman was the guy from a Sam Raimi movie who was horribly burned, wore masks of synthetic skin and could perfectly mimic other people's voices (given enough practice)

All in all, it was pretty decent. Although there were some things they could have brought up. I agree Phoenix being one (but they did mention Claremont), but I always thought that the death of Gwen Stacy was a more milestone death than Elektra in the Marvel universe (I my be slightly biased being a huge Spider-Man fan)

My comic book store had hand-outs for it. And I can say for certain that I will definitely tune in for this.

So who would be the best candidate for Dr. Doom? Mr Burns or Sideshow Bob?

Light based Flash vs sight: "Watch the Birde"

Maybe it's the George Clooney one. Uh-oh...... HEY WAIT FOR ME!! *leaves a dust cloud in my likeness*

To take take him out, go with snipers on every rooftop, you can never have enough snipers. If that fails, nuke the city (I know it's been said already but c'mon, it has potential) And if by some miracle he lives, well you could always cut the breakline on his car (assuming he has one).

I've found this site helpful on a few occasions http://www.gaminggeeks.org/Resources/KateMonk/

In at least one episode of X-Men Evolution, Mystique shape shifted into a wolf and a bird. As far as the comics go on this, I don't know.

For me, the name is usualy the last thing I come up with. (mostly becuase it takes me longer to come up with one) I tend to start off with powers, then a background and as I develop those I think about the character and an idea for a name hits me based on one or both of those things. Although for some of the characters I've developed for a campaign I'm working on, their names are derived from their powers which I found works out fairly well.