Comics Debate & Discourse: How To Be a Hero By Being An Ally

[Jeff Brady]

I thought she was an able bodied police commissioner, although it's been years since I watched it.

*digs around*

You're right. For some reason, I had memories of her being in a wheel chair.

My mistake.

[hunter_peterson]

*digs around*

You're right. For some reason, I had memories of her being in a wheel chair.

My mistake.

You probably got the TV version mixed up with the future Commissioner Gordon Morrison used in his Damian Bats stories. She's the same, essentially, but wheelchair-bound.

[DevilsGambit]

Hitler and Stalin, Parallel lives. One of the best I've read.

*backs away slowly* Alright man just a don't pick up any mannerism you know.

[hunter_peterson]

*backs away slowly* Alright man just a don't pick up any mannerism you know.

It seems clear that you can read a book about something and not become that thing. I mean, reading Lolita never created a pedophile. And it's not even (apparently) the author agreeing with Hitler or Stalin, just examining them as important people in the early 20th Century. I'm highly doubtful that it actually supports any of the views of those characters. It actually sounds like a fascinating book. It has quite a high rating on review sites, too.

[Mikekerr3]

Oh sorry, I'd thought that you meant keeping it as an ideal in your head was bad. My mistake. *thumbs up*

the pusuit those things makes people good, having them would make them drones

[hunter_peterson]

the pusuit those things makes people good, having them would make them drones

I disagree... I think people would just create different problems. Perfection is impossible, after all. (Unless we're talking about butts...)