I think that is something that is mentioned in the Forward to the Omnibus edition of the New God's collection.
The "Old Gods" being an oblique reference to Odin and Thor, and the cataclysmic event being Ragnarok.
I think that is something that is mentioned in the Forward to the Omnibus edition of the New God's collection.
The "Old Gods" being an oblique reference to Odin and Thor, and the cataclysmic event being Ragnarok.
That seems like a useless power to have.
Then why does it show up so often in fiction? Although if you mean it has no evident connection to weather powers, I can see that point.
Damn, I didn't know any of that. Pretty neat bit of trivia, particularly about Storm's eyes.
I did know about the Kirby's New Gods in relation to Marvel, which isn't a surprise considering his body of work for both Marvel and DC.
I beg to differ. Obviously I'm biased as a cat person but I think that's a great ability. If nothing else, it helps one be stealthy and observe others in plain sight, or even subtly effect situations.
I actually was going to use that as an example, but I wasn't sure if it was Thor of one of the other Marvel series Kirby did.
Claws. Agility. Stealth. Sounds like pluses
Also people will give you food and housing for free and worship you.
Superman launched a ton of imitators. As did Batman and Captain America.
Swamp Thing and Man-Thing launched around the same time. And IIRC, their creators were roommates at the time. Both deny influenecing each other, though.
When Steve Englehart was fired from the Avengers, he reworked some of his plots into JLA stories. Includiing transforming his creation Mantis into the very similar Willow.
Kirby was rather fond of the Gods/Children of the Gods. We see hints of that in the Inhumans. The New Gods and the Eternals.
Kirby also worked on Green Arrow in the 50s. Which might have influenced the creation of Hawkeye.
In that case it was almost certainly a case of common inspiration. Probably had a copy of Theodore Sturgeon's short story "It!" and/or issues of Hillman's Airboy Comics featuring The Heap lying around the house.
The timing also comes down to the relaxation of the Comics Code.
You know a movie is bad when Honest Trailers apologized for it.
The Last Photograph 
The Runner
The Runner
The Last Photograph
I've read a couple of reviews about The Last Photograph.
It's sounds like an ugly POS.
It kinda shows just how far Snyder's star has fallen since Man of Steel that he had to personally fund this movie and he can't find a studio to distribute it.
You know a movie must be bad when some of the funniest parts of the honest trailer are the clips from the movie, and it's not a comedy.
I'm still waiting on some bringing Apollo and Midnighter to live action. Or animation. Or a video game. DC's best couple deserve something.
