Does this work? 2 lightning bolts & pick 2 different targets..I can then use incapacitate on both rather than have to deal damage?

Yes that works.

Piggybacking another Incapacitate question:

It used to be the case that incapping a figure that already had 2 action tokens dealt pushing damage (if they were susceptible); current wording seems to say that's no longer the case but I wanted to double-check and if it IS figure out where my misunderstanding arises.

Sooo, if a fig has running shot & multiple targets...move, target hit, action tokens? COOL.

Yes indeed! Multi-target incap/running-shot is a wonderfully way of shutting down opposing figures.

They do not take pushing damage. A figure takes pushing damage when it receives a second action token. In this case the figure already has two tokens, a third can't be placed and it isn't receiving a second as it already has two so no pushing damage.

I'm not sure how or if that's how it worked before, so if it did previously work that way I don't have an explanation for how it did.

To the best of my knowledge, this has never been the case. All Incap ever did was place an action token on the target... pushing damage was always something that might maybe occur if that token happened to be the second token on that character. Incap itself never directly caused damage (pushing or otherwise).

One of the most ridiculously beautiful and annoying things that ever happened to me in a game was a triple-target Running Shot Incap from the Legacy V Kid Quantum.

That one action opened me up to possibilites and power combinations I had never thought of before and took my games from "suck" to "slightly less suck".

Well, at least everyone in my venue was playing with the same set of (wrong) rule interpretations then.

Don't forget that Charge also works with Incap. I used to do that with V Black Lightning, people would never see it coming.