Comic Narration

Comic Narration
Alec Abrams (Smallville) was transformed into the Warrior Angel by interacting with an enchanted comic book that granted him super powers.
Power/Ability to:	Warp reality via comic books.

The power to manipulate reality via comic books. Combination of Narration and Drawing Creation.

Capabilities

The user can manipulate reality by making comic books. The characters, actions, speech, etc. will happen in real life. This can also affect characters that the user has not created. For example, if the user makes a comic of their friends becoming superheroes, their friends will suddenly become superheroes. The user will be affected as well if they draw a comic of themselves.

Any being the user puts in the comic book will also come to life and will act the way they do in the comic.

Applications

• Belief Vocifery
  • Resurrection
• Death Inducement
• Fiction Manipulation
  • Fictional Mimicry
• Grand Lifeform Design
• Life Mastery
• Precognitive Artistry
  • Future Art Illustration
• Quest Manipulation
• Supernatural Manipulation
  • Power Warping
    • Power Augmentation
    • Power Bestowal/Self-Power Bestowal
    • Power Erasure

Associations

• Drawing Creation
• Literary Manipulation
• Narration
• Reality Warping
• Story Manipulation
• Weather Manipulation

Limitations

• Everything may be reversed if the comic is destroyed.
• Coincidence Nullification limits this power.
• Given time, characters may take lives of their own.

Known Users

• Mortus (Comix Zone)
• Kevin (Charmed)
• Heroes (gdgdMen)
  • Alpha
  • Light
  • Yomi
• Alec Abrams (Smallville); gained powers and character title by the enchanted Warrior Angel comic book
• The Narrator (Snafu Comics)
• Flabber (Big Bad Beetleborgs)
• Allan Miller (R.L. Stine's The Haunting)
• Corey (R.L. Stine's The Haunting); via The Magical Paintbrushes

Known Artifacts

• Warrior Angel Comic Book: 1st Edition (Smallville)