RedHoodPug

I'm sensing the need to recruit the 80s cartoon LXG. Bananaman, Superted, Danger Mouse, Bert from Trapdoor, Custard from Rhubarb and Custard, and Chris Rabbit from Henry's Cat join forces to tackle the dastardly might of Dr Claw, who has got together with the treacherous Baron Greenback.

The only builds needed would be his Absolute Bat-hammer and the the Absolute Bat-haul truck. How wide can a Lego set go?

Absolutely Absolute Batman.

Front row bitches! Seriously though this is some impressive stuff, well done on the concepts and execution.

Although I might be considered the antagonist from that part of the story, I fully appreciate that this is coming across as trying to be down with the kids.

There's part of me hoping that he isn't Turtle and is oblivious to what's going on, only to get caught up in the excitement of it all and realise his destiny of becoming the next Turtle.

Wow, more effort went into Lex than the last couple of years worth of Batmen/Batmans. Please be a regular pulse.

I feel that a fitting tribute to this forum would see the DCU Jimmy Olsen become a giant turtle man. The trouble is the source material in his case is a radio show, and I know he didn't turn into anything on that. On another note having seen the CC trailer I think it's safe to say that no sets are forthcoming, which is a shame but completely understandable.

Definitely not billions. I feel like if it had been given the title of Joker 2: The Obligation Contract then all expectations would have been met.

Dude Superman is meant to represent hope.

I can't believe we've been complaining about a lack of new figures all this time when we could have just been drawing them. I feel like a fool!

Absolute Penpal Batman uses his oversized pen to draw villains into existence and then beats them into submission with the pen. No wonder he looks so happy. How is this not permanently on the the best seller list?

Villain buildings were hero buildings that didn't get knocked down when they should have been. Then you get anti-buildings, which we really shouldn't like but they make it very difficult for us. Like Nestle factories.

The audacity of that video.

As a character he'll never catch on.

Please. These people will cower in fear the moment the news of the death breaks, because they know how any power vacuum will be filled, because they know Luigi is inevitable.

@Mandalorianknightis it deliberate that the forklift is ever so slightly off the ground, like it's going really very fast for a forklift, or is it a quirk of the render?

Squadron Commander the Lord Flasheart. Woof.

Colonel White Captain Scarlet Captain Blue Lieutenant Green Captain Grey Captain Magenta Captain Ochre Destiny Angel Symphony Angel Rhapsody Angel Harmony Angel Melody Angel Captain Black

More like Seth Brundle. At least to a certain point. It was kind of going ok until he unknowingly stepped into the teleporter with an actual turtle.

I've already expressed my disinterest in the character and would be happy to see her fade from the chat, but I am all in for organising the insanity. All this madness is just way too chaotic, damnit!

This is what the no kill rule boils down to. Batman is too accepting of even his most heinous rogues to take them out. I'll make it a bit more entry level. Candidates must have at least tried to make some sort of AI with the intent of levelling their friends-gone-rogue, but specifically they need to have left some sort of technical back door open so either someone nefarious could corrupt it for their own use, or the AI can evolve to the extent that it is now a threat to humanity as well.

I'm inclined to agree with you, mostly because as someone apathetic towards SW I had no idea who Mara Jade is. I've now Googled her and feel that I have neither gained or lost anything, and have catalogued her under the subsection titled meh. Now if we're using obscure metrics, I think surviving some sort of accident involving something normally harmless but when added to lightning becomes a catalyst for powers should be a top priority.

So many to choose from. Forgotten/ignored death, die off-page, Lazarus pit, infinite resurrection, become undead, being undead already, only presumed dead, brought back by one's future power set ( aka death by origin story), brought back by a mad scientist, being immortal anyway, magically granted a certain number of lives, saved from the mortal realm to become a god or avatar, restored by dark magic, be thrown into a resurrection machine, be a sentient mechanoid and just get rebuilt, get hit by a device that actually transports you through time/space/dimensions, become a living paradox, break a curse, use an elixir, be reborn through botanical means, wait for one's husband/stalker to discover a cure and cryogenically unfreeze you, be a mad scientist and create a scenario that kills you and brings you back, become posthuman thanks to the interference of Fourth World tech, have your mind/personality downloaded onto a chip and inserted into another person, have your brain transplanted into an another person or an animal, become reconstituted after exploding due to being overwhelmed by the sheer awesomeness of one's enemy, have a new containment suit built because the last one got destroyed during a self inflicted explosion, transfer one's essence from lifeform to lifeform, educate a large primate in the intricacies of putting a brain in a jar for the purposes of self preservation, reassemble oneself, get better, be granted another life after spending an afterlife in a magical object, age prematurely based on the seasons only to shed one's skin and start again, be a resurrection tree that can spawn human avatars, be magically bound to another being, discover an elixir and consume the entire thing, voodoo, get revived at the gradual cost of one's soul, be engineered to keep coming back from the dead with an immunity to each previous means of death, be of a species that naturally resurrects. I might have missed a few.

Does that make his dad Colonel Stars and Stripes? While he was Absolute Robin he was a bit more carefree and fun loving, known for his out-there catchphrase "crack an egg on it!", but after the life-changing incident with Tarantula his mind fought the trauma by becoming a lot more serious and incredibly — or Absolutely — disco, adopting a more appropriate catchphrase of "break it down". It was bad luck that day, picking up the one brick that despite being very hard was also a little bit bouncy. Only much later did that particular brick play a part in the design of the Brickarang. Nurse, nurse, someone here's gone on topic! (Hey, I might be extremely averse to the use of certain words, but I think we all know that's how I ended up here)