“The ancient Greeks considered love a mental illness that led to suicide, homicide, betrayal, war, all sorts of fun.” — Marion G. Harmon Copy Share Image
“This," I said, "is a modern, nontraditional representation of Quan Yin, the Chinese goddess of mercy.” — Marion G. Harmon Copy Share Image
“When the storm comes, I’ll be ready. When you wear the cape, you do the job. And I’m a Sentinel, after all. It’s what… — Marion G. Harmon Copy Share Image
“We define ourselves as much by what we oppose as what we approve, what we won’t do as what we will do. Each choice… — Marion G. Harmon Copy Share Image
“Rules of Engagement in a Civilian Environment: avoid an encounter-with-force if at all possible, use only powers that can be applied without collateral damage,… — Marion G. Harmon Copy Share Image
“OK, so why don’t you just carry a really big gun?” “Because superheroes don’t. Old-fashioned weapons, like swords, warhammers, maces, those are traditional. Guns… — Marion G. Harmon Copy Share Image
“Everything happens for a reason. Sometimes the reason is you’re stupid and make bad decisions.” — Marion G. Harmon Copy Share Image
“Cry 'Havoc!', and let slip the dogs of war. No rules, No mercy. Fight to kill until you held the battlefield” — Marion G. Harmon Copy Share Image
“There is, however, a third theory which expresses the reality of time travel. Are you familiar with Schrodinger's Cat?” — Marion G. Harmon Copy Share Image
“The ancient Greeks considered love a mental illness that led to suicide, homicide, betrayal, war, all sorts of fun.” — Marion G. Harmon Copy Share Image
“In China, superhumans gifted with beneficial powers are said to be 'kissed by Quan Yin.” — Marion G. Harmon Copy Share Image
“When your time comes to die, be not like those whose hearts are filled with fear of death. Sing your death song! And die… — Marion G. Harmon Copy Share Image
