[UA] So you're a Videomancer with some major, MAJOR mojo . . .

[Josh Riggins]

>	Superman on the other hand. Well. He may be channeling justice
>or something, but the way his powers are defined in any source you
could
>bring him from are incompatible with the way physics in our universe
>works.
>

>	Also, as per last action hero, how well will the Character adapt
>to our universe? Enough failed checks, and even superman is gonna go
>loco. And those self-checks are going to constant for a while. ("What
do
>you mean you created me from a Television show? I'm not real? That's
>who? Henry Winkler? You mean I'm going to look like that when I get
old?
>All my friends are fake too? Jukeboxes are out of style? Elvis is
>DEAD?") Insanity is gonna be tough to avoid...


I can see Superman after his powers fade away in the Real World and he
learns that he's a fictional character: Stumbling around town, drunk and
unshaven, his costume poking out of a ratty old Winger t-shirt rummaged
from a Salvation Army bin as he screams at random passersby -- "I really
am the Last Son of Krypton, dammit! I was banging Lois Lane!"

Josh Riggins (crudeboy at softhome.net)
Yahoo ID: Crudeb0y

"So you don't get any sort of moral from the bullet-ridden, Care
Bear-worshipping terrorist that's dead on the street, bleeding on your
feet?"

"Um... never forget Orko's birthday?"

-- Chris and Boardy, Superosity.com