Fusion #12 Page 11

8th Mar 2016, 7:01 AM in Oblivion Looms
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Fusion #12 Page 11
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EssayBee 8th Mar 2016, 7:01 AM edit delete
EssayBee
Here's page 11 of Fusion #12, and it seems it's about time for Fusion to get back into the action in her home universe . . . Or is there a catch?
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Black Rose 8th Mar 2016, 9:13 AM edit delete reply
WOW! I guess that period of hiding must've occurred during CrossoverKill!?!?
EssayBee 8th Mar 2016, 10:29 AM edit delete reply
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Black Rose--Yep. The Darmar controversy (sounds like a Robert Ludlam novel) rolled on while Fusion was gone saving the multiverse.
man in black 8th Mar 2016, 9:19 PM edit delete reply
man in black
At least there is some good news
EssayBee 8th Mar 2016, 10:00 PM edit delete reply
EssayBee
man in black--One would hope. Of course, there are still some repercussions yet to be discussed . . .
Black Rose 9th Mar 2016, 9:14 AM edit delete reply
What repercussions will be covered?
EssayBee 9th Mar 2016, 10:28 AM edit delete reply
EssayBee
Tune in next week to find out! Same Bat-time! Same Bat-channel!
jamoecw 9th Mar 2016, 5:24 PM edit delete reply
love that phrase, it takes me back. of course i hear that in my mind anyone says next week, same time, same place.
Black Rose 11th Mar 2016, 8:38 PM edit delete reply
Can't wait to see how this chapter turns out!
...(RockB) 9th Nov 2017, 11:45 AM edit delete reply
...(RockB)
Things become really simple when you can manipulate all sides of a conflict precisely to your liking... "Help" each of them to a partial success, one better than they ever had, then throw in a another major power player who's able to obliterate them all and mask him as acting as a mere diplomat provided that violence is avoided - brilliant. And not too difficult to do having some knowledge of the place and the money to apply bribe and support at the right places. And the will to sacrifice millions of natives in the process.

There was also a little bit of bad luck in play for Brooder - had he learned that president Musa had been killed off immediately after the bomb exploded, he might have had the chance to send Fusion back in as the well-known guardian angel who would have had a reputation advantage over Major Power. Things would have needed some serious fiddling but Brooder's side might well have gotten the upper hand in all this, with the disadvantage that he still had a secret fight against Lord at hands, but he could have kept Major Power from gaining the strong foothold he has now.

Only (I guess) Brooder learned about the goings-on a bit too late, was still entangled in legal issues and by the time he could have done something, it was possibly too late - and Fusion was not available.

Now all they can do is publicise that there is a Drainomyte mine in Dramaria er Darmar and remind the public that Drainomyte has one special purpose (even if there are other, too) and tht Major Power is not susceptible to Drainomyte. And remind the public that Lord owns the mine and that Lord is the one who "accidentally" created Major Power.

But since this is a very obvious move, one can bet that that Lord has prepared an answer to it, so it's probably better for Brooder's side to not do it.
EssayBee 10th Nov 2017, 10:21 PM edit delete reply
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All true. And all proof that a foe with long-term plans and the patience to let them play out (as well as the ability to think quick and improvise, as Fusion forced Lord to do) can be worse than someone with nothing more than brawn.
...(RockB) 11th Nov 2017, 4:14 AM edit delete reply
...(RockB)
Absolutely, indeed.
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