Here's a comic-book continuity question for you Superman fans: In last night's
episode of SMALLVILLE, "Void," when Clark Kent received the Kryptonite injection, why didn't the future Man of Steel's impervious skin break the
hypodermic needle??

Here's a comic-book continuity question for you Superman fans: In last night's
episode of SMALLVILLE, "Void," when Clark Kent received the Kryptonite injection, why didn't the future Man of Steel's impervious skin break the
hypodermic needle??

I don't know. I didn't see the episode straight through, I was busy with some other things. But wasn't Clark already weakened by the Kryptonite or something? I thought the guy with the needle got the upper hand on him pretty well when he injected him. Kryptonite exposure will weaken him in all areas, including invulnerability.

Hmm ... Yes, I suppose that's plausible.