Day 19 - Comic book city/universe you wish you lived in.
Metropolis I guess. It seems ideal. Never Gotham. While it seems cool to go to these places it'd be incredibly dangerous. But I'd like to go to Oa, Rip Hunters' time lab (come on I named my blog after it), Vanishing Point, and a million other places. I suppose visiting it is safer than staying there. Maybe.
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Opal City. Hands down. Although Oa would be fun to visit.
ReplyDeleteI've only read 2 volumes of Starman so I don't know how awesome it is yet.
ReplyDeleteI completely agree with Sally on this one.
ReplyDeleteTwo options. One, Cynosure from GrimJack, the city at the point where all realities meet, so visiting other dimensions is as easy (and dangerous) as walking around the corner.
ReplyDeleteKnowhere, from the Abnett/Lanning Guardians of the Galaxy. It's a mecca at the edge of the universe, visited from all sorts of reasons by people from across time and space. It's located inside the decapitated head of a space god. And it has a telepath/telekinetic cosmonaut dog as chief of security.