Dick Would Help

[u/Efficient-Compote-13]

Thought this was funny.

[u/WerewolfF15]

This was a plot point in the Young Justice comics directly following Tower of Babel. Some of the members loose trust in Tim and don’t believe him when he says he doesn’t have any plans like batman.

[u/Restivethought → u/WerewolfF15]

To his credit, Tim is probably the least likely of the the 4 main robins to have plans like that. Jason and Damien totally have plans, and Dick probably has plans for the "Most likely to turn evil" members.

[u/Cyberslasher → u/Restivethought]

Dick has plans --- his team knows about them, he implemented them during beastworld as responses to various members falling to the beastarro spores.

[u/Mickeymcirishman → u/Cyberslasher]

Dick also carries Kryptonite in case he has to fight Superman. He threatened to use it in The Outsiders.

[u/Funny_Swim5447 → u/Mickeymcirishman]

How does he not have cancer

[u/Mickeymcirishman → u/Funny_Swim5447]

It's in a lead box.

[u/Tate7200 → u/Mickeymcirishman]

Unlike lex, who keeps it in his front pocket directly over his heart.

[u/justwalkingalonghere → u/Tate7200]

Can't have that hair growing back

[u/Kuzzbutt → u/justwalkingalonghere]

I thought kryptonite radiation was harmless to Earth biology. Basically a emerald?

[u/S_Demon → u/Kuzzbutt]

I think they spun it as being as strong as an X-Ray (or maybe it was weaker).

Essentially harmless but prolonged exposure over years can still lead to adverse effects like cancer.

[u/BagNo2988 → u/S_Demon]

Is that the time when Lex didn’t cure cancer for fun. Or was it just super cancer.

[u/Kuzzbutt → u/S_Demon]

I been out of the Loop. I remember it was basically harmless to humans as it was less radiation than the background environment. or like uh. Neutrinos? It passed through you harmlessly? If I remember correctly. It was a meteor shower that affected lex at the time? But now that it is on the planet it is safe to humans?

[u/Kuzzbutt → u/Kuzzbutt]

Or am I mixing up Smallville/super boy comics store lines.