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Where's the melted kryptonite go??
I had him drill a small drain hole. I don't have a clue about the viscosity of liquid Kryptonite but figured if I gave him some place for it to drain Lois & Clark could deal with it later.


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I have a nagging memory that tells me Superman's vision abilities won't work on lead at all, and that's why Clark's lenses were made of leaded glass, so he wouldn't accidentally ignite something or inadvertantly become a peeping SuperTom. I think that was also why Clark had to lower his glasses to use his X-ray, heat, or telescopic vision.
You may be correct. I believed that he could not use his xray vision thru the lead.

His heat vision, well heat can't go thru any kind of glass, that's why greenhouses work and the insides of closed cars get so hot in the summer, they trap the infrared inside.

Lead was always treated in the show as just being lead. I assumed if he tried to use heat vision through it that he'd melt his glasses.

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Now, see I was thinking that if the molten kryptonite reformed that there might be a big enough piece to affect Superman.
I would completely agree, that's why I made it a "tiny sample of Kryptonite" so I would not need to think about how to clean up the mess.


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