She later finds herself being followed by the spirit of a beauty queen, who forces the actress to find her. The Victim (2006) A wannabe actress takes works with the police re-enacting crime scenes. Please visit our FAQ page for more information. Looks like you're using an unsupported browser or operating system. Founded in 2005 by Steve Huffman, Aaron Swartz and Alexis Ohanian, Reddit is the 17th-most visited website in the world and the 7th.
The latest on Reddit, the online news and discussion platform.I thought the motorcycle shirt was a nice nod the Em. No horses were harmed in the making of this birthday.
OJ really struck a cord with my husband, so I planned a little NOPE themed trip for his Birthday. The film takes place in a bedroom with a man in the midst of gripping. The description does little to convey how great this short film is, and it is scary. Instead of traditional character development, the story coasts by on a wave of sustained and almost unbearable tension. This did not last long and after the next Universe reboot, his powers went back to a scientific background (that no one explained the science of how they actually worked.- Runtime: 131 minutes Kathryn Bigelow's career hit a second stride with the release of her gripping Iraq War drama, "The Hurt Locker." The film follows a bomb disposal team from one job to the next. John Byrne would be the first major architect of change for Superman's powers.Īfter the Byrne Superman, his powers were scaled back and defined loosely as a collection of psychic abilities like pyrokinesis, and remote viewing. This would be revisited after the Crisis on Infinite Earths, when the writers would redefine Superman's abilities. His telescopic vision allows him to read the lips of everyone on Lexor-which is in another galaxy! He can also scan the entire earth to determine that a single individual (Luthor, IIRC) isn't there.Īll of these instances are Pre-Crisis Superman and were still feats less powerful than the Silver Age or Bronze Age Superman, whose powers grew so great that he had almost no limits. To give an idea of the power levels of his "heat vision", he casually melts a hole all the way through the Earth in Action #298.
As an aside, isn't that about the time that they started pulling fluroscopes out of shoe-stores as people started learning about the dangers of x-rays? He used x-ray vision to burn/melt things throughout the '50s, and it wasn't until April '61 (Superman #145) that the term "heat vision" was first used-and it was used pretty much exclusively after that. Liken it to the creation of an x-ray laser beam. In Action #158, (July 1951) there's a text page that says that Superman can control the inensity of his x-ray vision so that he can burn things. His vision powers expanded and he was capable of "Spotlight vision" for at least one issue-"By concentrating, I can lengthen the waves of my x-ray vision enough that they become light waves and illuminate the ocean floor" (Action #167).Ībout this time, "telescopic x-ray vision" started splitting into two seperate powers (ie: if he was seeing at a distance in an open field, he'd only refer to "telescopic vision", not "telescopic x-ray vision") Note also that there were at least a few stories where he couldn't melt lead with his x-ray vision.
This makes it possible that it was Seigel/ was certainly pre-Weisenger. In Superman #59 (July '49) he melted a glacier with "The tremendous heat of his x-ray vision". Note that the lead weakness in his x-ray vision didn't show up until the late '40s. Originally, Superman had vaguely defined vision (there's a story from June, 1940 where Superman uses his "telescopic x-ray vision"-there didn't seem to be a disctinction betwen the two until the late '40s.) Most of the vision powers (microscopic, telescopic, x-ray, "see in the dark-vision", "see things moving at super speed-vision", "see invisible things vision" etc) were developed in the early '40s.
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