You know, you really can't complain about a character like the Spectre violating laws of physics and such because, well, he's God-powered.
Still, sometimes, you have to pause and wonder just how breathtakingly supernatural the guy is. For example, when a Japanese sub is trying to radio Tokyo with some stolen science plans...
...he just grabs the radio waves.
I'm sure T-Mobile will use this as an excuse next time you call to complain about dropped calls: "I'm sorry, ma'am, but your contract clearly indicates that we're not responsible for calls interrupted by The Angel of Vengeance."
And when that submarine decides to fire on Spectre...
I don't think you're going to reach outer space with that trajectory, big guy.
Except...
Yes he does!!!
Bonus...clouds in space!!
It's hard to see how WWII lasted more than 30 seconds with this guy on our side...
From All-Star Comics #12 (1942)
2 comments:
Ha ha, goddamn. No kidding right? Plus now I have another reason why my call probably and inexplicably dropped; The Spectre did it. Genius.
D'you get the feeling Alan Moore based Doctor Manhattan on this guy, as much as Captain Atom...?
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