I'm also not clear why the Villain needed to capture the MacGuffin Ray Gun, given the nature of Villain's powers and the time available
Presumably Gwen's technopath powers, although fully capable of assembling a freeze ray from loose parts, didn't allow her to recreate the Pacifier. She'd been infantilized in the meantime, so perhaps she'd forgotten exactly how she'd created it the first time -- a crowning achievement of techno-villiany that wasn't easily replicated. Perhaps a drunken stupor was involved, as with the Heavily Armed Flying Party from Life, The Universe, and Everything?
What I want to know is: do all the superhero families live in one neighborhood? And if they don't, are there specially-equipped unfinished highway ramps in proximity to all of them? And why were the comic book-style illustrations so poorly drawn? Also, like Hogwarts, there was a shortage of visible teachers.
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Presumably Gwen's technopath powers, although fully capable of assembling a freeze ray from loose parts, didn't allow her to recreate the Pacifier. She'd been infantilized in the meantime, so perhaps she'd forgotten exactly how she'd created it the first time -- a crowning achievement of techno-villiany that wasn't easily replicated. Perhaps a drunken stupor was involved, as with the Heavily Armed Flying Party from Life, The Universe, and Everything?
What I want to know is: do all the superhero families live in one neighborhood? And if they don't, are there specially-equipped unfinished highway ramps in proximity to all of them? And why were the comic book-style illustrations so poorly drawn? Also, like Hogwarts, there was a shortage of visible teachers.