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

[Steven and Karen Roman]

If anybody out there has read Warren Ellis's comic _Planetary_, issue 7 (if I recall correctly), then you already have an idea as to what the answer to Bira's question would be ...
 
~Roman

Bira <ra002585 at ic.unicamp.br> wrote:
Bringing this back on topic... Superman gets mentioned all the time as 
the "archetypical" super-hero, the kind of character who exemplifies 
everything positive about the human race. So, by doing something to him, 
you're symbolically doing something to all those ideals and concepts.

I wonder what an insane adept or avatar could get out of pulling 
Superman out of a screen and then ritually sacrificing him.



-- 
Bira
http://compexplicita.blogspot.com
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