Criminal Minds #3
You can go back to Kickman 3×02 (Dry Spell #2) to see the “origin” of “Tsunami”
So for those of you that didn’t recognize Sue Namei, aka “Tsunami” from the Chapter “Dry Spell.” No Easter Egg points for you! (I bet Joyce spotted her).
While getting Ms. Namei to take on the villainous super identity of “Tsunami” doesn’t retroactively get Kickman LLC the additional pay for thwarting and capturing a Super Villain from Chapter 3, there is a little known “Origin Clause.” It goes something like, if a Hero battles a Villain prior to or in the course of proclaiming themselves an official Super Villain and/or the first use of their super powers, the Hero becomes the pro temp Arch Enemy of said villain until the Super Villain chooses an official Arch Enemy. It’s quite complicated. Super-legalese.
Anyway, what this means is that if Tsunami goes on a crime spree, Kickman, LLC would be able to invoke the “dibs” rule in order to try to capture her first–assuming they can arrive within a reasonable amount of time to thwart the caper.
Most of this strip was drawn at the Santa Barbara City College Schott Campus for Extended Learning. I was drawing on my Surface while my girlfriend had a modeling gig. Also got a haircut at the SBCC Cosmetology School while I was waiting.
To all young people out there: I highly recommend quitting your job and becoming a full-time traveling pet-sitter. See the world. Don’t wait until you’re an old dude like me.