Who wins this fully equipped battle in the middle of an abandoned city.
* The League; Dr. Jekyll, Mina, Invisible Man, Dorian Gray, Alan Quatermain, Ishmael, Nemo
vs.
*Watchmen; Ozymandias, Both Silk Spectre, The Comedian, and Rorschach
Who wins this fully equipped battle in the middle of an abandoned city.
* The League; Dr. Jekyll, Mina, Invisible Man, Dorian Gray, Alan Quatermain, Ishmael, Nemo
vs.
*Watchmen; Ozymandias, Both Silk Spectre, The Comedian, and Rorschach
Not sure they can do anything to Dorian assuming that his picture is absent.
Also, Hyde is a full on metahuman monster. This seems quite unfair.
That's one of the fun things about Watchmen, too. It's a team of superheroes who are fully human... and a human turned into a full god. There are almost no inbetweens (if any) in the Watchmen verse. Leaving out Manhattan out of the thread is perfectly logical, but then again, even though the others are excellent fighters and thinkers on their own, they're clearly not superhuman.
I thought OP was intentionally using Jekyll, as opposed to Hyde, which makes this more even. It's been a while since I read LoG (and don't recall anything about any of them after the first two series), but didn't Quatermain have guns as standard weapon, or was it a sword? The Comedian definitely has guns.
But yes, if that's Hyde, someone is getting their arms ripped off.
Is this movie versions? That line-up sounds like movie LOEG at least.
Then where's Tom Sawyer? He was in the movie LoEG.
And if it IS Movie LoEG, then we have vampiress Mina Harker and Hulk Dr. Jekyll/Mr. Hyde (which is amusing, considering Hulk was inspired by the story of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde). It also means that someone isn't likely getting violently sodomized.
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