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Eerie Indiana headcanon #9: because he was the triggering event for her discovering her ability, Sara-Bob is always going to think of Mars as her knight in shining armour, and as a result, she's always going to have a bit of a hero-worship-slash-schoolgirl-crush on him. As she travels the world, using and most likely abusing her power to alter reality through her drawings, he takes on a rose-tinted, almost mythical property in her memories. When fate eventually leads her back to Eerie, and her daydreams of an epic love have to face the harsh reality of Mars' rejection, there is going to be an epic throwdown between the two of them.

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So as it turns out, the Isle of Man does not appear on any of SHIELDs maps. Supervillains! Come to us! Plenty of arable land so your secret base can be self-sustaning, and due to a combination of our proximity to Chernobyl and a huge problem with inbreeding, you won't need fancy genetic modifications to create an army of sub-human monsters - simply hire the locals. Cheap and efficient! Though of course webbed hands do make it harder to operate a death ray effectively...

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If the Losers were ponies, Cougar's cutie-mark would be a picture of Jensen-pony. That makes me a bit sad because Jensen-pony's cutie-mark is the "Go Petunias" logo, not because he likes Cougar-pony any less than Cougar-pony likes him, but because Jensen-pony has more in his life than just his hat and his boyfriend. I guess the moral of this story is that the Losers should not be ponies.

(Actually it would be great if the Losers were ponies because then Clay and Roque's big row wouldn't be about Roque being all evil, it would be because Roque didn't recycle or ate somebody's cake or something.)

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