Alter Egos Page #2
- Yeah, I applied
to be one of you guys.
They said my power
wasn't complete enough.
- Jimmy, please?
- No, I don't blame supercorps.
You know, they have
their standards.
Want to see my power?
- Uh...
Yeah, sure.
[Whooshing sound]
- I can turn invisible.
[Whooshing sound reverses]
- Oh.
- But only for 2.3 seconds.
- Well, that's not--
that's not bad.
That's not bad.
I, uh...
You know, there are therapists
that can help you work on that
if you want to hold it longer.
- Nah, it's okay.
I got all the power I need
right here.
- Jimmy, can you please
put your gun away
before you hurt yourself?
- You guys aren't allowed
to carry guns, are you?
[Door creaking]
- No, uh...
[Door creaking]
officer?
- Two superheroes.
How blessed we are.
- Please holster your firearm,
sir.
- Or what?
Are you going to see through it?
- [Chuckles weakly]
- You know, superheroes
used to be allowed to pack heat,
until one of them went
on a rampage,
shot his wife,
and then shot himself.
- Let me tell you something.
That superhero's name
was restore-o,
and he was a great man.
- Look, we're both
on the same side here.
- The same side, huh?
Then why is the government
cutting your funding
and not ours?
- Jimmy!
Would you please just go?
That's the last time
I'm going to tell you.
- This isn't over.
[Whispers]
I love you.
- [Sighs]
- Can I use your Internet now?
- No!
- Oh, my God.
- And you still owe me
for the mug.
- You are so annoying.
You can charge that to the room.
Hey, I'm sorry that a**hole cop
mentioned your dad like that.
- Oh, who cares?
I'm used to it, right?
- Your dad
was a great superhero.
- Really?
Either he did
what everybody said he did,
or he was too stupid,
he just let it happen.
- Yeah, well, the supercorps
said he didn't do it.
- Then why couldn't they
prove it?
- Well--
- no, no, no, no, no, no.
I don't want to debate it.
I don't want to talk about it.
I've got my own life.
Got my own problems.
Like, for example,
when I don't meet Emily today,
she's gonna hate me,
exactly like she hates Brendan.
Unless I create
another alter ego for myself.
- Don't do that.
- I might do it.
- When's the last time
you were Brendan?
- [Sighs]
Technically, this is supposed
to be my day off.
- You have to clear
your schedule.
You don't just punch a clock
on a mission.
With great power
comes great respon--
- yeah, all right,
I get the point.
Can I call her from your phone?
- You can't use
a superhero phone.
What is she going to think
when she sees the caller I.D.?
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