Date: |
October 1997 | ||||||||||||||||||
Title: |
resonance (Cover Title: The Source of All Power- |
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Plot: |
While the Legionnaires strive to stop a reservoir from overflowing, the effects of the rebounding Godwave seem to affect the powers of Spark and Ultra Boy - giving her gravity powers and possibly allowing him to use more than one power at a time. Only scenes in which Legion of Super-Heroes characters appear are dealt with here. |
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Credits: |
Ron Wagner (Penciller) Joe Rubinstein (Inker) John Byrne (Writer) Patricia Mulvihill (Colorist) Clem Robins (Letterer) Jason Hernandez-Rosenblatt / Paul Kupperberg (Editorial) Alan Davis / Mark Farmer (Cover) | ||||||||||||||||||
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10 | In Legion of Super-Heroes v4 #97, Spark indicates that her gravity powers were a result of entering the Source, contradicting this page. Genesis #1 is clear on the fact that several characters received their power boosts directly from the Godwave contraction, however, so this page will be considered accurate and Sparks later statements will need to be reevaluated. |
10:1 | Despite appearing to be a dam, this is apparently a city reservoir, based on the nearby foliage and multi-story buildings. It is presumably at risk of overflowing due to torrential rains. |
It is unclear where this reservoir is located. The Legion has primarily confined their activities to the Northeast while in the 20th century, near Metropolis and Happy Harbor, but there appears to be a palm tree in the background foliage. Perhaps this is in Florida. | |
10:2, 10:4 | Ultra Boy never again displays these multiple-use powers
during Genesis. The powers that he actually displays here
are ultra vision, flight (provided by his flight ring), and (apparent)
super-strength. The most probably answer, then, is that only Sparks
powers actually changed, and as with other characters who received Genesis-related
power increases, her new powers initially went into overdrive. The
result of this would be making various nearby objects weightless, and
Ultra Boy, being one of the few characters who would expect to be able
to lift the truck, could be briefly fooled into thinking that he was
using multiple powers at once. |
10:6 | In the preboot continuity, Aylas powers were changed from lightning to gravity reduction (lightening?) by Dream Girl using Naltorian super-science, causing Ayla to take the codename Light Lass (and later, her younger self from the SW6 Batch was called Gossamer). Godwave, super-science: its still magic. |