Can a vampire in mist form get dizzy if it doesn’t have fluid in its ears?
I wanted to make a little advertising slogan for “Spinal Tap Fans, Our fans go up to 11.” Because of course a luxury penthouse would have a ceiling fan that goes from zero to 60 in nothing flat.
So, Kitty Pryde and Nightcrawler have traditionally had to be careful about materializing themselves inside a solid object and cutting themselves in half. What would happen if they phased or bamfed into a cloud of particles? Something like this scene I would imagine. Take a vampire in mist form, combine it with a cloud of ash from her recently deceased harem, get her dizzy enough that she regains physical form and absorbs a bunch of that crud into her body. Hopefully that look on her face in panel 4 captures her disgust and rage melded into the single emotion of “an-gross.”
Well, getting her mass scattered uncontrollably by the fan’s movement might not be disorienting in it’s own right.
Vampires think that they’re all so impervious to harm in their gaseous state, until they cross someone that learned to fight by watching Tom and Jerry cartoons.
Um did the title character just take a hit for the ~~tramp~~vamp lady?
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Whoops! Oh, no, that wasn’t my intention. That was supposed to be some other vampire dying not Kickman, but I can see how that could look like it… Generic Kung-Fu Superhero Sidekick put Kickman to sleep to keep him sidelined so he can’t unleash his legs of mass destruction. We’ll go ahead and say the dead vamp is the green shirt from panel 2.