08/03/2012

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  1. avatar
    Crestlinger said:

    I’m reminded of that kid-demon in Elfin Lied with the gajillion mental arms.

    Spinerette ‘goes critical’ and everyone gets applauded.

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      Delicious Vodka DeBlair said:

      What if she simply becomes a mass of arms like a sea urchin!?!?!?! >0.0< [nervous shudderz]

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      Delicious Vodka DeBlair said:

      Ok…maybe a sea anemone anyhow…

      STILL she’d be a mess and quite powerless I think?

      I mean there might not be much she could DO being all jam-packed everywhere with all those arms you know….

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      that_brony said:

      My goodness, what if she morphs into a Hecatoncheire. Sure she only has one head now but what if…

      This does not bode well.

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      Asura said:

      For clarification, the hecatoncheires/hekatonkheires were three giants with 100 arms and 50 heads. They helped the Greek gods overthrow the Titans, and in return for their help the gods imprisoned them in Tartarus. After that, Gaia slept with the incarnation of Tartarus and gave birth to Typhoeus, but that’s another myth.

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      wolf.spider said:

      That guy beat the deal out of Zeus

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      Asura said:

      Yep. The gods had to crash with the Egyptian pantheon for a while, but ol’ Zeusy-boy got his tendinitis cured the hard way. ^_^ … Hermes just had to steal them back though, and then poor Typhon got Mt. Etna dropped on his head. TT_TT And when the age of mortals rolled around, then came the Gigantes…

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      DoomCrumpet said:

      actually, it was the Titans the imprisoned the hundred handed ones and the gods whoe freed them to fight alongside

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      wolf.spider said:

      And Zeus beat the deal out of them.

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      Asura said:

      Oh, not exactly… even with the help of the three Fates the Olympians were getting their butts kicked. Athena had to ask Heracles to help out.

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    McButterpants said:

    QUICKLY HEATHER.

    EAT LOTS OF BANANAS, THE INTERNET TOLD ME THEY CURE RADIATION.

    Also you should probably eat them slowly. With Marilyn. And chocolate syrup. And I’ll just go sit in my shame corner now.

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      Delicious Vodka DeBlair said:

      Actually that sounded like a VERY entertaining idea!

      Not too sure Krow would let us watch…

      But if he DID… [PURRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!] >^,..,^<

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      Le Nuk said:

      Actually, bananas contain a very small amount of radiation. Turns out certain isotopes of Potassium are somewhat unstable.

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      Mercurius said:

      I’m down with that. I like bananas…

      Oh, wait… I see what you’re doing there…

      I like it.

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      Quinten said:

      internet told me they CAUSE radiation….

  3. avatar
    Black said:

    NOOKALAR NOT GOOOD

  4. avatar
    EdwardX1 said:

    sweet baby je– i mean spider.

    the hell is going on?!

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    Gwtheyrn said:

    I thought Heather’s powers came from mutation, not from C-K reaction.

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      KittyKatt09 said:

      They originally did, but the ray she got blasted with the second time was C-K powered. Think of it as an upgrade that’s going allllll wrong.

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      Mongoose Van Dunkelschreiber said:

      i agree

  6. avatar
    Pantera said:

    Nope… she was hit by the Reactor in her prof.’s lab, and now hit a second time by the ray. my fear? she’s going to start becoming more spider~like and either become inhuman or die. =’{:::

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      Mercurius said:

      Actually, I don’t think the original ray had a C-K reactor. It was just a genetic infusion chamber. Otherwise, if her powers were C-K based, they should have increased when they were in the zone that increased Greta’s powers a few chapters ago, but she observed that they did no such thing.

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      Delicious Vodka DeBlair said:

      I’m jealous you got the name Pantera… =P

      Ok…not really, but its cool to see somebody using the name… >^,..,^<

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      Mysterious.wolf said:

      Somebody probably already guessed this but…
      Heather will gain the ability to conceal her arms or control the number grown at will.

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    Steve said:

    Fun Fact: When a nuclear reactor is critical, that means that power is neither increasing (that would be Super-Critical) nor decreasing (that would be Sub-Critical). :)

    This has been your annual “China Syndrome” reorientation session. Thank you!

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      x-nuke said:

      yes but if the reaction is going critical by itself and no longer needs the infusion ray then her power would continue to develop on its own… so the author did in fact use the term correctly, the question is can a c-k reaction go super critical?

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      Jackass D. Mask said:

      Uh, I hate that movie. Scared to many people with the very idea of disaster and now we continue to use polluting energy sources like petrol and cole.

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      Delicious Vodka DeBlair said:

      We have yet to even know what the C-K reaction really IS though…

      Most people know what fission is and how it works, not to mention what it requires as in heavy materials to create a cascading neutron collision reaction.

      But just exactly what IS a C-K reaction?

      What is the mechanics of it?

      What does ‘it’ react WITH?

      What starts said reaction?

      Will it normally stop on its own like a wood-fire burning its self out if you separate the sticks of wood? Or is it like making a lump of Uranium radioactive wherein it never returns to the state of inertness?

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      Dorje Sylas said:

      Jackass D. Mask, that still doesn’t make fission power plants any safer or cleaner an alternative. It’s lose lose for the most part when it comes to energy production. Even solar isn’t 100% “clean” when you take into account manufacturing and power storage systems (batteries).

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      Steve said:

      At least with regards to air pollution, nuke plants are much cleaner than coal or diesel generators. There is, of course, the matter of *potential* accidents, but that can be decreased drastically with better reactor designs (and has been, in plants that have been built in the last 20 years).

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      Zoabeast said:

      The downside being the radioactive waste products of said powerplants. For example Plutonium-241 when decayed into americium-241 has a radioactive half life of well over 400 years. Storing such a dangerous waste material for 400 years before it decays safely is a pain in the ass. Not to mention a potential health hazard waiting to happen.

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      Jace said:

      I would advise anyone interested to research the article Nuclear Power vs. Clean coal’s Dirty mess. It has some significant figures about two comparable power plants in Tennessee. You’ll see there any radioactive material from a nuclear plant still pales in comparison to what is released by a clean coal plant. Its like saying slapping a child is worse than slaughtering a village. Its not. And nuclear Power isn’t worse no matter how you figure it compared to coal. Still nuclear Power does have a higher startup cost. But after a few years that becomes completely outweighed.

  8. avatar
    Gui Fernandes said:

    Maybe she will become more spider and less human, like happened with Spider-Man in some special edition.

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    B. Ott said:

    Seriously! We need a venom sac stat! I think you’d get a great “Do I use it or not” reaction out of Heather.

    Might also get a chance to rip on Poison Ivy as a villain. Or stroke her beautiful ego.

    Yeah. Stroke.

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      B. Ott said:

      In all honesty, though, do what the story needs. Don’t listen to us crazy people.

    • avatar
      Delicious Vodka DeBlair said:

      I confess, its a lot of fun to speculate and hint at ideas one may wish to see happen in the story line, but then still, if a writer is really good like Krow, it still remains that the best we can hope for is what that writer gives us most of the time.

      That said, a venomous bite [especially if she can spit the venom like a spitting cobra, which I learned is not even a cobra in reality] would be a way cool addition… (~_^)-b

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      Mongoose Van Dunkelschreiber said:

      yeah what do we know

  10. avatar
    Asura said:

    *Across town*

    Sahira: This new apartment looks pretty rad. I know I should have told Heather I was moving out, but if she has the place to herself she can turn it into a Spider-Cave or something like that. *opens fridge*

    Zuul: ZUUUUUUUUL!!!!!!

    Sahira: … great, the place has rats. *slams fridge*

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      Asura said:

      Meant this as a reply. Don’t know why it quit on me. Has anyone found a time-limit on the reply function?

    • avatar
      Delicious Vodka DeBlair said:

      Wonder if Heather will begin developing a taste for small animals and insects… =P

      Maybe she just likes her meals live and struggling?

      Either way could be gross enough to be funny…

  11. avatar
    Messenger said:

    When the cover for this issue was shown, I thought she was going to get depowered in the issue.

    What’s happening is far worse.

  12. avatar
    JohnM said:

    -psst-
    Anyone else notice Spin’s costume grew up her new arms by the end ?
    Is it mutating to ?

    • avatar
      Asura said:

      No it didn’t. Her new arms are out of view in the last panel.

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    Sazuroi said:

    This may be a bit of nitpicking, but actually, being critical is the normal condition of a fission reactor, meaning that it had to be critical to produce energy. Being supercritical simply means it produces even more energy, and a runaway reaction is called… okay something that doesn’t even pop up anywhere I looked to check. Let’s call it “meltdown”, because that is what would happen in a fission reactor.
    Though, that way it means there is now a stable and active Cherenkov-Kirby-reaction in Spinnerettes body, and it is tied to the superpower “getting more arms”.^^

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      Delicious Vodka DeBlair said:

      Can you tell me what exactly this C-K reaction is though?

  14. avatar
    Delicious Vodka DeBlair said:

    HEY people!!!

    WHAT IF this power-up thingy happening to Heather could SOME HOW be used to cure Marilyn???

    Just a thought…

    Has anybody read the forums about the musician Jason Becker who did NOT die from ALS?

    Surely there is hope the two lovebirds can grow old together even without any super-heroic rescue….but with something super-heroic added in, just maybe they can keep her from becoming totally paralyzed at least…?

    • avatar
      Delicious Vodka DeBlair said:

      Maybe a neuro-venom which can be altered to a cure for ALS?

      Just thinking out loud…

  15. avatar
    Armeisce said:

    Sorry, been busy, what have I missed? 10 arms?

    Is Spinny going into mitosis? Will she split into two identical Spinnys? No, wait, each Spinny would have 5 arms. We need to wait until she has 12 arms before the split. Hope it doesn’t hurt :(

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      Delicious Vodka DeBlair said:

      To this point, she seems to have not experienced any pain…

    • avatar
      Mongoose Van Dunkelschreiber said:

      her mutation is getting out of hand

  16. avatar
    Monty said:

    If Her problem is anything like what happend with Spidey, whatever she’s mutating into now won’t be human. Fem-Spider(Female Man-Spider. You get the idea.lol).

  17. avatar
    DFX said:

    Extra arms… ??? looks like a teleportation problem. Nothing a good old Advanced Magic Dispel can not cure.

    Oops, wrong universe, sorry.

  18. avatar
    Mongoose Van Dunkelschreiber said:

    right now I’m listening to some of the most amazing, most beautiful, most euphoric music I have ever listened to

  19. avatar
    Mongoose Van Dunkelschreiber said:
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    Curious Spinny Fan said:

    sorry if the question offends anyone but, who is this Thomas Bergersen? lol The music while typing this question made my question sound really epic

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