#Void bastards ending sucked portable#

The Vidiians, a Species of Hats involved in Organ Theft, have a device that can not only do a detailed medical scan, it can instantly transport someone's internal organs out of their body.This meant the weapon could be used to kill anyone on the station, from anywhere on the station. Another episode featured a projectile rifle that was modified with a special scope and a microtransporter, enabling the user to fire bullets through walls, bulkheads and (presumably, though not confirmed) force fields at targets he could observe through solid walls.Turns out that what he was transported to safety right before the weapon's beam hit him. Next scene, he's still alive (and gloating). 'Inter Arma Silent Leges'- We see a Romulan disruptor (disruptors being lethal and usually set to vaporize a target) used on a Section 31 Agent.Turns out he was transported to a mercenary ship. Star Trek: The Next Generation: 'Gambit,' Part 1- Picard is supposedly vaporized by an Energy Weapon beam in a bar fight.She often uses this offensively, either to teleport enemies into locations where they're no longer threats, or in some cases for far nastier effects when she feels the situation is bad enough to warrant it. X-Men: Blink has the mutant power to throw crystals that let her teleport whatever she hits with them, in addition to regular teleportation of herself.A prequel story shows that the Kreelers had guns that did this. Johnny's time bombs in Strontium Dog are grenades that send the target through time to a point where the world has moved and their freezing to death in space.In Doomsday Clock, Lex Luthor shoots the Comedian with a gun 'negating the vibrational frequency' the brought him to the DC Universe, sending him back to the Watchmen universe as he falls to his death at the beginning of the story.He uses it to send various members of the Yogi Yahooeys and Scooby Doobies to distant places. In one issue of Laff-A-Lympics, Dread Baron acquires one of these guns from some extraterrestrial beings.

#Void bastards ending sucked portable#

The Super-Revenge of Lex Luthor: Superman uses a portable teleport beam to travel from Earth to Lexor -a red sun world- instantly.In The Phantom Zone, General Zod and his band build a giant cannnon to send the whole Earth into a parallel dimension.The Plague of the Antibiotic Man: Villain Amalak's teleportation device is a blue ray gun.The Girl with the X-Ray Mind: Lesla-Lar's laser cannon which she uses to shrink Lena to diminutive size also teleports her victim into the city of Kandor.In The Untold Story of Argo City, Kara wants to use a vibro-projector raygun developed by Superman, which is supposedly able to send people into parallel dimensions, until she learns it is an experimental and untested prototype which merely obliterates its targets.Although Krypto the Superdog is not your average dog). Its inner workings are not revealed, but it is apparently so easy to use that even a dog can do it (and does. The Unknown Supergirl reveals Superman keeps an 'Exchange Ray' double-barrel gun in his Fortress which allows two persons (such as Supergirl and her impersonator) swap places.One of the devices that Supes give Leo Quintum in All-Star Superman is a Phantom Zone Kill Sat that can be shot from the Moon.The villain was so afraid of being trapped in the Zone that he tried to teleport to his own dimension right when the projector's ray hit him, and suffered a lethal Portal Cut for his trouble.

In Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow? this is how he defeated Mxyzptlk. Superman occasionally used the Phantom Zone projector in this manner.They can either disintegrate or teleport their target, and it looks identical in either case he tends to teleport/imprison those he thinks he can use later.

DC Comics' Darkseid uses his Omega Beams in this fashion all the time.

When Spidey realises their intentions are murder, he is not happy.

Their plan is to appropriate an experimental teleporter - it disassembles the target perfectly well, but they haven't developed the receiver technology to re-assemble the target, effectively obliterating them, and that suits the Jury just fine.

In a Spider-Man storyline, Spidey teams up with the Jury to deal with Venom once and for all.