LIBRARY artefact #041 MASTERMEN #1 Continued The geosynchronous satellite headquarters of the New Reichsmen is called the Eagle’s Nest after Hitler’s mountain retreat at Berchtestgarten. In the trophy room where Brünnhilde and Overman exchange portentous dialogue, we see preserved plunder from previous New Reichsmen ‘adventures’. As Overman talks about outracing the past and the dead, he’s surrounded by mementoes of conquered foes. From the original script:
“I think about Nietzsche a lot. I know what the Overman is. I know I can endure without killing
anybody because I’m always close. Some people don’t have any decency or respect.
When we’re out and we see a guy like that, I’m thinking I wish he would say something to my wife. I’d blow his brains out. Those people are out there, but I got to stop thinking that way, I’m trying to restrain that, to be the new guy, but how much of my balls do I have to cut off to be this new guy?”
One of the biggest losses, from someone who loves 70s DC, is that the Implosion killed the SSOSV vs Freedom Fighters cross-over. Although you can see the remnants in the Canceled Comics Cavalcade.
On the next page he recreates Sam’s famous pose from James M. Flagg’s 1917 recruitment poster urging Americans to join the war against who else but Germany – but here the stern head-masterly call to individual action becomes the pointing finger of a collective accusation aimed directly at Germanica – ‘We want you! To pay for your crimes!’
“I think about Nietzsche a lot. I know what the Overman is. I know I can endure without killing
anybody because I’m always close. Some people don’t have any decency or respect.
When we’re out and we see a guy like that, I’m thinking I wish he would say something to my wife. I’d blow his brains out. Those people are out there, but I got to stop thinking that way, I’m trying to restrain that, to be the new guy, but how much of my balls do I have to cut off to be this new guy?”
-- Mike Tyson
One of the biggest losses, from someone who loves 70s DC, is that the Implosion killed the SSOSV vs Freedom Fighters cross-over. Although you can see the remnants in the Canceled Comics Cavalcade.
On the next page he recreates Sam’s famous pose from James M. Flagg’s 1917 recruitment poster urging Americans to join the war against who else but Germany – but here the stern head-masterly call to individual action becomes the pointing finger of a collective accusation aimed directly at Germanica – ‘We want you! To pay for your crimes!’
- i remember loving this part XD