MISC: GODLING # 55 Live on Stage by J. Vandersteen

[Drew Perron]

On 5/27/2016 1:44 PM, jvdsteen1974 at gmail.com wrote:
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 > I was very pleasantly surprised when I got his call, expressing his
 > willingness for this interview. Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls… Here’s
 > The One Man Pantheon, The Olympain Prophet, the world’s first and greatest
 > superhero, The Champion of New Troy…. GODLING!!!”

See, that makes a lot of sense as his next move - clear the record, and get 
attention for the Olympians.

 >       In a large bed is Mark Brant, the blond Godling, two girls lying next to
 > him.  He says, “Yeah, the personal reason being that the Olympians figured I
 > could do a better job then you, ha!”
>       “Huh? What did you say?” one of the girls asked.
>       “Never mind, just have some more champagne.”

Mark, you're amazing. XD I like how you *kind of* realize how ridiculous and 
terrible you are, and you're basically okay with it.

 >       Women in the audience go nuts, hooting, cheering. Godling actually
 > blushes. That makes Bonnie think, Definitely not the same Godling I slept
 > with.

D'awwwww. :>

 >     “Wow. That will having us going viral for sure,” Bonnie says. “I have
 > another special guest who wanted to talk to Godling. I’m afraid he will only
 > be able to talk to me. His name is Julius Slim, he’s one of New Troy’s most
 > successful laywers.”
 >     A slick looking guy in an expensive suit and a Caesar haircut walks on
 > stage. “Well, we just saw a great example of why I’m on this show. We just
 > saw Godling beat up a  criminal and take him to an unofficial, unsanctioned
 > jail. I’m here to tell you that I’m going to stand up for the rights of the
 > people being sent there. I will be the voice of those our DA doesn’t want to
 > hear about.”

You know, I know this guy is probably going to be a bad guy, but this is a 
pretty good point. >->

 >     “Ladies and gentlemen, our DA Linda Cooper!” Bonnie announces.
 >     “I’m here to tell you all criminals Godling apprehends get a fair trial
 > and are treated very well at Tartarus II. Our regular prisons are just not up
 > to jailing these superpowered villains and we are glad to use Godling’s
 > facilities.”

Hmmmmmmm. I mean, there would still be the possibility of abuse in that case, 
but-- like are these trials public in the same way as anyone else's? Hm, I guess 
we'll find out next issue.

Drew "hmmmmmmmm" Perron