A question just occurred to me. Is he a fission reactor or a fusion reactor? That would determine what he eats/drinks/inputs: hydrogen or some very heavy metals. And it would determine whether he’s emitting dangerous radiation, and what kind. And does he wear a costume made of lead? Former physics majors want to know!
In Sparks, Nevada, where the strip takes place (and where we used to live), residents may place one 32-gallon bag of “excess trash” outside of the regular black containers 20 times a year (customers get 20 stickers for the purpose). Seems well organized to me.
Me, too. Now I base all my life decisions on comics and the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Right now I’m using the MCU to guide me when I’m trying to buy an Infinity Gem on eBay.
Loons’ cry sounds mournful. But they make up for during takeoff: it takes them forever, running across the water and flapping furiously, to get up enough speed, and sometimes they crash back into the water and have to try a second time. Great fun to watch, but probably not so much to do it.
A question just occurred to me. Is he a fission reactor or a fusion reactor? That would determine what he eats/drinks/inputs: hydrogen or some very heavy metals. And it would determine whether he’s emitting dangerous radiation, and what kind. And does he wear a costume made of lead? Former physics majors want to know!