Fusion #6 Page 2
EssayBee on May 15, 2012
Here's page 2 of Fusion #6, and Alanna finds out that the incoming projectile is a bit unorthodox, although it's perhaps a lot more dangerous after hitting the ground.
EssayBee on May 15, 2012
Here's page 2 of Fusion #6, and Alanna finds out that the incoming projectile is a bit unorthodox, although it's perhaps a lot more dangerous after hitting the ground.
Kadiro_Kapira at 11:53AM, Feb. 25, 2014
Somehow, I don't think he cares.
andrul at 4:38AM, Nov. 27, 2012
The greatest example of durable hair was Wonder Man being blasted by his brother's scythe hard enough to knock him through the wall and completely destroying the front of his shirt, but didn't even singe his chest hairs. That's when I realized that Wonder Man was truly a tough guy.
maycroft at 1:29AM, May 18, 2012
yeah... I don't think he cares.
Mechian at 8:29PM, May 17, 2012
Giovanni - last comic it was stated they were at an U.S. embassy in another country. so high chance that the person attacking is not from u.s. also i think she was just doing that thing that people do when faced with an unexpected situation where they state the obvious.
dragonestea at 8:15AM, May 17, 2012
Looks like our sabretooth parody has arrived.
giovanni at 5:18AM, May 16, 2012
how would she know that the thing is not from the usa?
EssayBee at 6:15PM, May 15, 2012
Nero Angel--The humvee had explosives in the back in case needed for combat.
Nero Angelo at 3:59PM, May 15, 2012
wait, how did teh force of that jump blow-up teh car? wouldn't it just crush it or is he part 'splosion-man?
EssayBee at 11:45AM, May 15, 2012
jamoecw--Plus this is an E-rated comic. Clothing has to be extra-durable. Actually, Lord Industries has a textiles division that makes durable clothing for supers, as well as for military purposes. It'll play into Riveter's backstory, which will probably get some explanation in this story arc. (Actually, the backstories of Riveter, Captain Stupendous, and--especially--Brooder will be explored this story arc. And, no, Brooder's parents weren't murdered in front of him.)
jamoecw at 11:24AM, May 15, 2012
don't forget his shorts as well. typically there is little explanation for their costumes surviving explosions and fires. their hair can just be because they are tough, and it caries over to their hair, unlike their clothing.
EssayBee at 10:47AM, May 15, 2012
dwrean--Funny enough, I thought the exact same thing when I colored the page. But since Superman, Hulk, and pretty much every other hero never loses their hair in a fight or explosion, I figure this brute can have similarly strong hair. I think all of these types of characters must use a special kind of hair conditioner.
dwrean at 8:47AM, May 15, 2012
apparently his hair is highly resistant to fire
Ozmandious at 7:34AM, May 15, 2012
Good thing she told him, otherwise he might have done something wrong. Once again, the day is saved, thanks to: clueless reporter!
Mr Kaos at 6:58AM, May 15, 2012
looks like it doesn't care.
giovanni at 6:18AM, May 15, 2012
what? that thing is not from the usa?
coolclaytony at 2:57AM, May 15, 2012
Really lady?