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Update: Added new links for "That’s Incredibly Stupid!," "The Incredible Bulk," Dave the Barbarian: "Beef!," and Incredible Hulk: "Doomed."

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😯 OMG!!! It’s Dan Slott again.

Five bucks says he’s a lurker in the FMG community. 😀

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Depends on how you look at things. It’s Season 2 of Justice League Unlimited, but if you count both JL series together, it’s Season 4.

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[quote="Muscle Growth Nut"][quote="AlexG"]Needless to say, Joker didn’t survive the encounter, would need a spatula to clean up the mess.

Hold it: Joker’s dead? For real?[/quote]

Oops, should have put in the corollary that it was only in that particular issue – it was a one-shot story-line involving the romantic interchange between WW and Batman (some of this has had a spill over in the JLU series on the Cartoon Network) and its possible ramifications if she continued in that direction with him. One of the scenarios being that the Joker kills Batman and she literally goes berserk in grief and rage – pasting him (actually raking him along its surface like a plow) into a nearby wall until he’s dead – and then some.

Some other scenarios include one where she becomes Batwoman, working at his side (if you think Bats is ruthless, she’s even more so) or one with her as Queen of Themiscyra, he as her Warrior consort, leading the Amazons into battle. . . .

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Ahh. I see. I heard about the Bats/WW thing happening in the comics, though I think I remember it occuring after it started in the cartoon. I think.

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Needless to say, Joker didn’t survive the encounter, would need a spatula to clean up the mess.

Hold it: Joker’s dead? For real?

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Actually, it was millions of pounds, not tons. In any case:

http://wf.toonzone.net/WF/jlu/episodes/flashpoint/

The review page for "Panic in the Sky" doesn’t have the flex, though.

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Update: Added Justice League Unlimited: "Panic in the Sky" to the list.

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Update: Added a Shadowlord link for the Aladdin clip. On a whim, I viewed the "Eden into Dragon" clip, and discovered that it has the entire sequence of transformations, including the muscle growth.

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Looks very familiar…I think it’s by the guy who did the illustrations for the PowerFemme stories over at DTV.

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If memory serves wasn’t Stunner some sort of badass idealized thought projection/hologram powered by the yearnings of a handicapped girl hooked into one of Doctor Octopus’s inventions?

If so where would the brains behind the brawn be floating in current continuity?

According to SpiderFan.org, Stunner volunteered her physical essence to resurrect Doc Ock. Of course, since Stunner’s body was virtual, the resurrection ceremony knocked her real self into a coma, which she’s still in.

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