>Soon anyone will be able to become the Green Goblin
>>81881359
>soon anyone will be able to become Mister Miracle
>>81881359
>>81881539
>soon anyone will be able to cripple themselves with expensive equipment
>>81881359
REAL WORLD SUPER HEROES AND VILLAINS WHEN
gake and fay.
We'll never get that technology anyways.
>>81881600
its real nignog
but see the backpack and the wire from it?
the thing eats up the entire battery pack in there in less than 4 minutes
its gonna be at least a decade before battery tech/ power consumption make those things viable in every day use
>>81881359
>West to finally catch up to 1964 USSR
Back to Formula!?!
>>81881359
>>81882662
Oscorp really was a diverse company to be developing their crazy super soldier formula, the glider, and those not-pumpkin bomb grenades at the same time.
Until someone develops a serum that gives you a healing factor capable of fixing fatal wounds and increases your strength, agility and durability, you'd just be a pale imitation.
>>81882733
Don't forget insane, very very insane.
>>81882662
>military super soldier serum
>military attack hover craft
>military advanced grenade
Yeah, crazy diverse.
>>81881600
Hiw's it feel being this wrong?
>>81881359
>Soon everyone will have to walk with helmets in fear of civilian drones and people falling on them from the sky
Looks like somebody better start producing spider silk-like fluid.
>>81881359
And when everyone's Green Goblin
No one will be
>>81881539
But anon, Jim Steranko already exists,
>>81881594
There are already real life superheroes
>>81884112
Yeah but they all suck
>>81884126
>>81884126
Welcome to the real world
>>81884112
We do have superheroes, but they don't have superpowers.
>>81884142
Where I get cancer from radiation instead of super powers.
>>81884159
That's some goiter.
>Green Goblin
does no one even fucking remember Orion and New Gods?
>>81884207
Sorry Kirby
GG was first and is more popular
hows internet in the afterlife tough?
>>81883290
biochemical augmentation
aerospace engineering
semi-conventional weapons research