American comics: Start by copying Superman’s talents

England.

London.

Ships on the canal roared past under the high bridge.

The steam whistle beeped as the river water broke.

The passers-by on both sides of the river were in a relaxed mood. As the place where Wonder Woman, one of the members of the Justice League, was stationed, it was safe and comfortable. There were few short-sighted super criminals who would come to provoke Wonder Woman Diana, the most murderous person in the league.

Yes, this is not a joke, but has sufficient practical and theoretical basis.

If we were to rank the members of the Justice League who have killed the most people, the first one would not be Keno, who has the strongest aura and strength. He generally does not kill people unless the person has crossed his bottom line.

Not to mention Clark and Batman, they never kill anyone.

Steel bones?

What courage do you expect from an 18-year-old teenager to use Mother Box technology to beat a man into pieces?

So, maybe it was the Amazons’ active nature, or maybe it was something else, but Diana killed a lot of people anyway.

"Ding dong~"

The originally calm bridge surface suddenly exploded, and a group of terrorists armed with hot weapons appeared everywhere on the roadside. This group of people pulled the trigger and fired indiscriminately at pedestrians on the street.

Deadly bullets whizzed past each mortal body, wiping out their lives.

At this time, a robber saw the little girl standing on the side of the road holding the box, so he raised his gun and hijacked the plane at the girl.

"boom!"

Quicker than him to pull the trigger, Wonder Woman dropped from the sky and punched the man through the chest, killing him instantly.

"It's Wonder Woman!"

When people saw Wonder Woman falling from the sky, they burst into cheers.

It can be said that in England, Wonder Woman's status is even higher than that of their cheap king.

Without paying attention to the cheers of the people, Diana swung the rope in her hand and hanged several robbers who wanted to escape on the bridge one by one.

The heroine’s concept is simple: fight violence with violence, no further explanation needed.

"Big sister, you are so cool!"

The little girl who witnessed the whole battle had golden eyes. She handed the gift box in her hand to Wonder Woman: "Here are some chocolates. Can you accept them?"

As she spoke, the little girl looked pitiful again.

Diana looked at the poor girl and couldn't help but smile: "Of course."

She reached out, took the gift box from the girl's hand and opened it.

then.

"Snapped!"

A jumping tentacle starfish suddenly stuck to Diana's forehead. The next second, the light in the heroine's eyes suddenly became dull.

This sudden change also frightened the little girl: "Where are the chocolates in my box!?"

No one responded to her. The adults around her took out their mobile phones and filmed videos. In this age of entertainment to death, everything seemed absurd and ridiculous.

"Master Bruce, your express delivery."

In the Bat Cave, Alfu came over with a box. He looked at the starfish specimen in his hand and said, "It was sent by Miss Selina."

When the woman's name was mentioned, a doting smile flashed in Ah Fu's eyes.

As Alfu, who has been with Bruce the longest and watched him grow up, he is happy for Bruce from the bottom of his heart that he has a female companion whom he truly loves and with whom he is making good progress.

"Gift box?"

Bruce narrowed his eyes slightly. He was of course very happy that Selina, as his female companion, could give him a gift, but as a patient in the late stage of paranoia, Bruce quickly began to formulate a series of rigorous and thorough plans.

First of all, we need to make sure whether this gift box was sent by someone in Selena’s name?

Secondly, he needed to detect what substance was inside, and thirdly, he needed to ask about the venom's perception ability.

"Venom, what do you think?"

"Something doesn't feel right to me, Batman."

The bat robe on Bruce seemed to come alive, and a small Venom head roared as it approached the iron box, then gently stuck to it and sniffed it.

"This thing is alive!"

Venom suddenly changed its attitude and pierced into the cardboard box like a brutal black whip. Immediately, Bruce felt through shared senses that Venom had pierced a limp creature, which also let out a shrill scream.

"This thing isn't a starfish! It has its own independent consciousness!"

Venom manipulated his own body tissues to taste the starfish in the box and quickly came to a conclusion.

"Independent creature?"

Bruce narrowed his eyes slightly.

"Afu, connect to the Justice League headquarters watchtower, I need to contact Jino immediately!"

Bruce acted decisively. As a veteran conspiracy master, he smelled a conspiracy.

So, Bruce felt that he needed to remind Kino.

But at this moment, a voice suddenly sounded.

"Don't ask, I'm already here."

Kino's voice came from the sofa not far behind him.

The sudden appearance of the figure made Batman look a little ugly.

He didn't expect that the protective measures he had carefully set up in the Batcave did not indicate any risks.

What does this mean?

This meant that his defenses were completely ineffective. If Kino wanted to appear here, he would not be able to react at all.

As soon as this thought flashed through his mind, the butler Ah Fu walked towards Jinuo with a proper smile: "Nice to meet you, Mr. Luther, what would you like to drink?"

"Just milk."

"Please wait."

Watching Alfred leave, before Batman could speak, Kino broke the breaking news: "The latest news is that Clark and Diana are being controlled by those starfish tentacles."

Hearing this, Bruce took a deep breath, his eyes moved away from Kino's face, and then to the iron box not far away. There was a pierced starfish inside, spewing green liquid out.

“I received this, too.”

"Who is the mastermind behind this?"

"Trevor, you can think of him as an enhanced version of Amanda, crazier and more unscrupulous than Amanda. He even killed Amanda and planned to frame her."

The white eye patch under Bruce's mask was almost narrowed into a slit, and he revealed one of Batman's classic moves: suspicion.

"I guess this guy is likely planning to attack our Justice League."

Batman puts himself in Trevor's perspective. As the most outstanding master of reasoning, he begins to unravel the mystery: "And when he gains control of the power of several members of the Justice League, he will most likely use this power against us."

"But the most urgent task is to rescue the trapped companions. Have you checked with the singer?"

"We tried it, but to no avail. That rat is better at hiding than we thought."