Their powers are more specialized, making them harder characters to use a lot. Medusa has basically one power, turning people to stone, and Elena practices hypnosis. Dana is a more flexible character. And Madame Shannon isn’t really an employee. Like Elena, she comes in as a consultant.
Lance Larsen about 11 years ago
I’m impressed with Rita’s punishment. I’m reminded of the blind squirrel adage…
Agent54 about 11 years ago
Easy out for Ed. Write it – send it to legal for review and wait a few weeks for them to react the sheet. By then the blog will be history.
SackofRabidWeasels about 11 years ago
Anything that stops the plot device from doing what the plot device does every few weeks or so is fine with me.
rshive about 11 years ago
Work left undone is never done. Sounds profound anyway.
Burnside217 about 11 years ago
It’s nice to see Jay back. His brick tomb yesterday must have been more of a managers “timeout”.
Aussie Down Under about 11 years ago
Ed would never have got the chance to show this creativity with my last employer.
johnzakour Premium Member about 11 years ago
She is over worked and under paid and has a temper.
Dragoncat about 11 years ago
With that kind of creativity, he should be writing a novel.
Comic Minister Premium Member about 11 years ago
Thank you Rita!
Thomas Scott Roberts creator about 11 years ago
Their powers are more specialized, making them harder characters to use a lot. Medusa has basically one power, turning people to stone, and Elena practices hypnosis. Dana is a more flexible character. And Madame Shannon isn’t really an employee. Like Elena, she comes in as a consultant.
Thomas Scott Roberts creator about 11 years ago
Except Furman. We only used him once, and he was already packing up his desk. Well, maybe he could’ve been fun- who knows, but he quit.