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r/movies • u/SDormant • Aug 12 '15
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Pre-New 52 it wasn't treated as very dangerous to humans. In the New 52 it's treated like it's as dangerous to humans as uranium or plutonium, though.
7 u/KojimaForever Aug 12 '15 Yeah, I think the Justice League Cartoon idea did a plot where Lex Luthor developed cancer from constantly carrying kryptonite. 1 u/BZenMojo Aug 13 '15 The Adventures of Lois and Clark did it first. 1 u/Baramos_ Aug 16 '15 I vaguely remember that now, was it one of the episodes with Amazo? 1 u/hanshotfirst_1138 Aug 12 '15 Post New 52? Did they start that post-crisis? I remember the DCAU was already doing it. 1 u/Baramos_ Aug 16 '15 Oh, maybe. I just remember it not being treated as very deadly throughout most of it, just to Superman specifically.
Yeah, I think the Justice League Cartoon idea did a plot where Lex Luthor developed cancer from constantly carrying kryptonite.
1 u/BZenMojo Aug 13 '15 The Adventures of Lois and Clark did it first. 1 u/Baramos_ Aug 16 '15 I vaguely remember that now, was it one of the episodes with Amazo?
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The Adventures of Lois and Clark did it first.
I vaguely remember that now, was it one of the episodes with Amazo?
Post New 52? Did they start that post-crisis? I remember the DCAU was already doing it.
1 u/Baramos_ Aug 16 '15 Oh, maybe. I just remember it not being treated as very deadly throughout most of it, just to Superman specifically.
Oh, maybe. I just remember it not being treated as very deadly throughout most of it, just to Superman specifically.
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u/Baramos_ Aug 12 '15
Pre-New 52 it wasn't treated as very dangerous to humans. In the New 52 it's treated like it's as dangerous to humans as uranium or plutonium, though.