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Super, Starring Solar Rebel - Part 9
By lexi-tink
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This is a really minor thing, but it's one of the things that is always so interesting to me about superheroes in general. It's a rare thing to see a movie really dive into the idea of superheroes and heroines who have to deal with the same sort of mundane stuff that we have to deal with. Yes, Solar Rebel has a superpower, but there's nothing about it that makes getting out of this place any easier than it would be for any of us.
I mean, she could blast a hole in the wall or something, but then she's just drawing the attention of anyone who might be walking by outside. Plus, they'd have to wait for the molten edges to cool down and stuff before the girl could go through. So it just takes time to get out.
And it looks like the time her gas line trick bought her is up!
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I mean, she could blast a hole in the wall or something, but then she's just drawing the attention of anyone who might be walking by outside. Plus, they'd have to wait for the molten edges to cool down and stuff before the girl could go through. So it just takes time to get out.
And it looks like the time her gas line trick bought her is up!
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Welcome to the Lexi-Verse
The PREVIOUS Installment is here: Super, Starring Solar Rebel - Part 8
The NEXT Installment is here: Super, Starring Solar Rebel - Part 10
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Solar, you're face-to-butt w/ a traumatized girl who's in shackles, Nearby is some freaky dude who wants to kill you, and a kitchen on fire.
If you're like most people, you've imagined this exact situation hundreds of times
One point: I'm not saying you should kill the girl, or even just let her die, but do you play video games? Have you ever played an escort mission? Have you ever played an escort mission that didn't suck total ass? I'm not saying... I'm just saying
>have to deal with the same sort of mundane stuff that we have to deal with
Lexi, you help so many girls escape from bad guys that it's become mundane?
Great poses, and great characterization in just a few words

Hmmm... good question. I do try to always get into the heads of my characters and know more about them than is shown... but I genuinely don't know if she's ever played a video game with an escort mission.
Based on her decision here, I'm going to have to guess that she hasn't!
And, silly, I meant the mundane act of having to leave a room like we all would have to leave a room! Like, how often do you see a superhero do the mundane things that we would have to do. Climbing out of windows is a total pain in the ass, and especially in a skirt!
Thanks, too! The comic format seems to lend itself well to being concise, so I'm glad that the points here still got across!
Based on her decision here, I'm going to have to guess that she hasn't!
And, silly, I meant the mundane act of having to leave a room like we all would have to leave a room! Like, how often do you see a superhero do the mundane things that we would have to do. Climbing out of windows is a total pain in the ass, and especially in a skirt!
Thanks, too! The comic format seems to lend itself well to being concise, so I'm glad that the points here still got across!

>the mundane things that we would have to do. Climbing out of windows... in a skirt
Again, that's mundane for you?
Yeah, comic format versus prose saves thousands of words on describing people and actions, but you have less dialogue and abstract description
Each format has its strengths and weaknesses, and sometimes what seems to be a weakness actually forces you to do a better job
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