League Of Super Redundant Heroes
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Sounds much more plausible!
Alcohol and radiation, man, never a good mix.
On the positive side, at least he’s not upset about the kid getting it wrong.
On a related note, the entire super soldier program of the 30’s is the resulted of a series of escalating challenges in an out of control Truth or Dare game.
I thought it was a macho match-up by soldiers wanting to one up each other volunteering for the more dangerous experiments until the other finally died.
Given what we’ve seen about Shitropolis so far, they probably found the radiation source in a dumpster or something.
A dumpster? Given what we’ve seen about Shitropolis so far, it wouldn’t surprise me if radiation was available as a ‘legal high’!
Way to protect your brand. Got to protect your merch sales. Your marketing agent will be furious.
No one will believe this kid. And if someone does they can still sue it.
Well, at least he doesn’t end up walking around naked like Dr. Manhattan.
Marvel’s “Frankly Inedible” Bulk, first seen in ‘Not Brand ECHH #3′, was a member of the New Paramounts as seen in Nextwave #9. He got his powers huffing gamma irradiated gas.
No, really.
So, honestly, this origin isn’t so far off from actual Marvel characters.
Marvel also had the one-shot parody set in a funny animal verse where Bruce Bunny became the rampaging Hulk courtesy of an experimental gamma-powered video game. Another parody had a teen Hulk who got that way due to overexposure to his dentist gamma ray dental machine (not sure where that came from, other than in one of those super-sized B&W comic lines they sold to kids in grade and middle school).