The Justice League couldn't possibly do without a cowboy with two guns

The Justice League couldn't possibly do without a cowboy with two guns.

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>that color scheme
How often does Clark dress up like a cowboy and shoot bad guys?

He just ended up being a really big fan of RDR2 and wanted to roleplay as Arthur Morgan.

And how many supervillains have you captured user? Either pick up a bandanna and put two pistols to work or shut your cocksucker.

kino personified

well it can sure do harm if you dont have to do super natural athleticism during a fight and against things not trees or robots or without super armor or reflective things. i mean can gorilla grod survive a gun to the head if he didnt telepathic it? or can lex luthor survive a gunshot if he wasn't prepared for it?
assuming the cowboy with two guns has super super good aim and can shoot rapid fire at times, but he may not be so good against a fast swordsman at close range

The 21 foot rule applies to situations where the shooter isn't prepared to draw, or hasn't already drawn, and the proper response to a charging attacker isn't to stand and fight but a fighting withdrawal.

JLU had the best version/line up of the Justice League and DC is too stubborn and retarded to realize it.

I don't care who you are, user: if you're in a superhero setting and you see a guy who goes around LARPing as a cowboy you better damn well invite him to your super team.

You'd be surprised at what you need in times of crisis.

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>JLU had the best version/line up of the Justice League
Then just read the Tynion JL.

Just imagine this for a minute. Clark just goes out in his disguise and shoots people to fucking death. They wouldn't even stand a chance, but because he's not using any obvious powers they don't know that, they think he's just outshooting them. The bullets are just bouncing off his chest but the baddies think they're missing. He's using his x-ray vision to see a guy behind a wall, and the very nanosecond he pops out BANG, shot through the fucking forehead. He could fly around, or use his super speed to just vaporize all of them before they even know he's there, but instead he wants to walk and roll around and get behind cover, not because he has to, but because he enjoys playing in a game that only he knows the outcome to, because he's a sadistic fucking monster.

God damn that's terrifying.

As far as unpowered heroes go, Vigilante was one of the more useful ones.

But unlike the rest of the JL he can play the guitar. So shut your fucking mouth OP

What are some good Vigilante stories?

I imagine Superman would love westerns, being a midwest farmboy and all.

hes in because he has charisama and style

He was more useful than Mr Terrific or Steel

This basically the concept of Trigun, but he does it all without killing anyone.

I see someone never watched the second half of trigun.

Wasn’t Nathan Fillion his voice?

yup

This honestly sounds exactly like something golden age Superdouche would do. Thank you for the mental image.

I remember there was a recent mini I enjoyed.
And in the DC Universe by Alan Moore comic there was a pretty good Vigilante story.