Kazzy

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  1. Jaybird says:

    “What are you?”
    “I’m da (k)night.”
    (Lifts shirt, shows bulletproof torso armor with abs carved into surface)Report

  2. Will Truman says:

    I have that Atlas. It puts Metropolis in Delaware, if I have my source straight.Report

    • greginak in reply to Will Truman says:

      Of course in real life there is nothing at all in Delaware except for a section of I-95 that takes you someplace else away from Delaware. They do claim to have a college town called Newark which they pronounce wrong.Report

      • Kazzy in reply to greginak says:

        I was just talking about this with a friend. Delaware is able to keep their taxes so low because of that little stretch of I-95 and their insane tolls along it.Report

      • greginak in reply to greginak says:

        Yeah there are a buttload of tolls for that little frickin stretch. We’ve been back east 2 or 3 times in the last few years and that part is always a pain. They also cater to the insurance industry if i remember.Report

      • Kazzy in reply to greginak says:

        Thankfully they’ve finally installed some EZPass Express lanes, which means you pay an arm and a leg but it doesn’t take you 45 minutes for the pleasure.

        I think in general they cater to big corporations because of laws and regulations. It is why so much junk mail has a return address in Delaware… lots of companies keep an office there.Report

      • Dan Miller in reply to greginak says:

        False! There are also drunk people on a pretty nice beach.Report

      • BlaiseP in reply to greginak says:

        I spent two summers sailing out of North East, Maryland. Idyllic.Report

    • LeeEsq in reply to Will Truman says:

      Where do all the people come from? At lest NJ has enough people to at east theoretically house a major city. Delaware does not.

      Placing Metropolis in Delaware makes no sense. The city always had a Mid West feel to it. A city surrounded by prairie.Report

  3. Miss Mary says:

    You had me at Kevin Smith, but batman is good too.Report

  4. Ethan Gach says:

    Screw that, Gotham is Philly, and Metropolis is NYC.Report

    • LeeEsq in reply to Ethan Gach says:

      I can’t see Gotham as Philly. Philly doesn’t have the right reputation. I can see Gotham as Chicago, which kind of has the same reputation but the wrong geographical feel.

      I think this is why why Marvel made a wise decision when they decided to use real world geography as much as possible.Report

  5. Kolohe says:

    But the internet indicates he’s not stronger than the StormReport

  6. Alan Scott says:

    My read was always that Gotham was Chicago at the mouth of the Hudson River, and Metropolis was New York on the Shores of Lake Michigan.Report

    • NewDealer in reply to Alan Scott says:

      I always thought Gotham=Chicago as well.

      However, Metropolis was also more like Cincinnati or Columbus to me. Maybe even a larger Kansas City. Very Midwestern.

      Though I will almost buy Gotham as Newark, Trenton, Camden, and Hoobken combined.Report

      • Alan Scott in reply to NewDealer says:

        There’s some fairness in that.

        But Metropolis always has the super-cosmopolitanism and capital of the world feeling that I associate with New York. I’d expect to find The UN Building and the World Trade Center in Metropolis, for example.Report

  7. Boegiboe says:

    But…Gotham is an old nickname for New York City. Why is there even any doubt?Report