Clark Kent (
stands_for_hope) wrote2014-06-25 04:52 pm
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Firebrand, Superman, Lois Lane, and the Avengers in... Unfortunately Lex Luthor Is An Asshole
That morning, there wasn't a paper that didn't have a variation of one headline:
Captain America Comes Out in Support of Superman
The quotes were all different, though: 'He's here to help, same as me.' 'I've never met a kinder, more civic-minded man.' 'I've fought beside him and I'd do it again; there's very few people I'd trust to have my back like Superman.'
The Planet was the only one who had a full interview to go along with the statement that had been distributed to the various publications, an exclusive as written by Lois Lane who was starting to get known as the woman to go to if you needed to talk to a harder-to-find superhero. Lois didn't mind that one bit, honestly, though Cat Graham had started to ask her if she knew any of their numbers to get herself a date.
Later, on another day, Clark might wonder if that had been as much of a catalyst as anything. Because that was the day that Lex Luthor decided to make his play.
The massive spider mecha seemed to appear out of nowhere, towering over parts of the downtown area that had only just begun to be rebuilt. The streets were suddenly filled with rolling war machines, filled to the brim with alien soldiers speaking a language that was unfamiliar and strange to anyone who might hear it. Strange flying ships made their way from the outskirts of the city inward, terrifying the people as they scattered them from the streets. And all of them, each and every one of them, wore red, blue, and gold... and sported the s-like curve as an emblem.
The invasion had begun.
Captain America Comes Out in Support of Superman
The quotes were all different, though: 'He's here to help, same as me.' 'I've never met a kinder, more civic-minded man.' 'I've fought beside him and I'd do it again; there's very few people I'd trust to have my back like Superman.'
The Planet was the only one who had a full interview to go along with the statement that had been distributed to the various publications, an exclusive as written by Lois Lane who was starting to get known as the woman to go to if you needed to talk to a harder-to-find superhero. Lois didn't mind that one bit, honestly, though Cat Graham had started to ask her if she knew any of their numbers to get herself a date.
Later, on another day, Clark might wonder if that had been as much of a catalyst as anything. Because that was the day that Lex Luthor decided to make his play.
The massive spider mecha seemed to appear out of nowhere, towering over parts of the downtown area that had only just begun to be rebuilt. The streets were suddenly filled with rolling war machines, filled to the brim with alien soldiers speaking a language that was unfamiliar and strange to anyone who might hear it. Strange flying ships made their way from the outskirts of the city inward, terrifying the people as they scattered them from the streets. And all of them, each and every one of them, wore red, blue, and gold... and sported the s-like curve as an emblem.
The invasion had begun.
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"Super jerk! I'm out of ammo!"
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"Why's that?"
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"Oh, you are so wrong and you know it."
Then he was going for a few side shots now that Jim had the high ground.
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"Oh, like I was trying to win that one anyway. Not my fault you cheat all the time."
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"Nope," he agreed, a little breathless from laughing.
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"Thanks," he ended up saying. "For coming to help."
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"Course I came," he said with a little smile.
"Clark's a good guy. And you're--" he paused for a moment, not uncomfortably but obviously trying to find the right way to say it, "well, if you need me, I'm gonna be there."
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"I had a lotta nonsense going on in my head the last time I saw you," he admitted, "this time, I figured... don't think too hard about it. Seems to be working."
He gave a crooked smile.
"Haven't pissed you off too much this time, I don't think."
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"Always could tell when I wasn't tellin' it straight. Got you madder than anything. I piss off six guys and I tell you about it and you'd just shake your head. One guy gives me a shiner, I tell you I dropped a can on my head at the grocer's... you about blew the roof off."
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