Fantastically hilarious chapter! Don't know much about Squirrel-girl, but looks like her powers are...squirrels and luck? And the way you wrote Deadpool was fantastic! Made me laugh! Scott's reaction was priceless.

Writing Deadpool just HAD to be a total blast!

Another great installment. I love the addition of the characters from Gargoyles. Clark continues to fit in perfectly with the greater Marvel universe. I'm glad there's more in the series as I love reading them.

/If he didn't inherit the z-gene, doesn't that make him human by their standards? He can't pass on what he never attained. Trask is an extremeist, so it doesn't really matter, but Hitler wasn't aryan, after all.

"Author's note: Yes, the chair Xavier tried to design was the one used in the original X-Men cartoon series. At the time it was made, it looked futuristic. Now, it just looks clunky."

/lol. Wow, I didn't even connect your description with the clunker. I was wondering what the heck you were talking about when he mentioned yellow shoeboxes. Then, as soon as I read your author's note, all became clear.

/btw, I think he had toilet in there.

"Yay!" She shouted. "I finally found Beefcake Man's place!"
/Yes! Move over Mystique! lol.

"Yes. Apparently the Avengers were taking down one of Victor von Doom's pet projects when the unknown female came out of nowhere and essentially demolished the whole area with the aid of an army of squirrels."
/Yes, yes, yes! She's the most powerful being in the universe! Cute, too. Superman/Squirrel Girl? I ship it. Normally I wouldn't cause Supes isn't good enough for her, but your version just might be. lol

Alright: First things first: The story's told really well so far, but...
The part of me that is a total geek and chemistry student is recoiling from the "QNA" bit. I think somebody else in the reviews already moaned about the four-stranded, reversed bit, so I'll just complain about the name:
DNA stands for Desoxyribonucleic Acid (the N's from nucleic), with desoxyribose being the sugar used for the outer part of the "ladder" of the double-helix, and the nucleic acid in question the "step".
... which means QNA, regardless of it's impossibility, doesn't make any sense as a name, especially the way Sinister uses it here. The "D" doesn't stand for double, so the "Q" can't stand for quadruple - and I can't think of an appropriate chemical compound with q in the name, either, though granted, it's half past midnight where I am right now and my last biochem lecture was some time ago and I didn't exactly cross-check in any database, so... there might be, but I think it's unlikely, from what I remember. Make no mistake, though, that's a basic enough mistakes some high schoolers might catch it, and it's really, really annoying me. It makes me even more twitchy than the fake elements I know are the bread and butter of superhero science in the Marvel verse, but... ugh... additional elements in the atomic mass ranges they're suggesting should be radioactive with life-spans of under a second, dammit...

Again, now the story has ended. But this needs pointing out.

*And with Ororo, Logan, Pietro, Clark and Martha around *

I think you meant Pjotr rather than Pietro, who's still working for his dad

I know this is old, and the story is long since past this, but it makes no sense that Magneto would be able to hold Supergirl with steel. It doesn't matter how much force Magneto can apply, the steel itself is insufficient to hold Supergirl. She could just rip through the steel, and pretty much ignore it.

Wait a minute...Wait A Minute!... Is this Clystique?

again I've got to gripe about the "alien DNA" trope here. I'll keep it simple: if Superman really had backward-spiraling, 4 strand DNA, he would have starved to death. DNA contains the instructions needed for an organism to develop, survive and reproduce. To carry out these functions, DNA sequences must be converted into messages that can be used to produce proteins, which are the complex molecules that do most of the work in our bodies.

If kryptonian DNA was 4 stranded and spiraled in reverse, the proteins which it created would be utterly chemically different from anything on earth. At the very least they would produce "mirror" proteins composed of D-Amino acids, while terran life is composed of L-amino acids. IWhich means he would be unable to digest the proteins in terran food./i Baby Kal El would eat and eat and eat, and he would starve to death right there in Ma Kent's lap- assuming the chemical compounds in our food didn't simply instantly poison and kill him.

There is Rule 34. And THEN there is Rule 35!

But one must NEVER forget Rule number 4!

Good fic

Right now, at this moment, I love you.