This made me laugh because I have a vivid memory of the old Incredible Hulk TV show where David Banner was assisting some damsel in distress (as usual) and she was in mortal danger.

David goes over to a phone booth to dial 911 and only reaches the operator who won't connect the call untill he deposits a quarter for the first 3 minutes.

David gets very angry, and turns to the camera with those gamma green eyes and says "I don't have a Quarter!!!!"... and Hulks out.

I nearly wet myself laughing when I saw it the first time.

Good Point but since this game is always having things like this happen. I had read the card and from my understanding assumed it meant that once on your turn you could deal pushing damage to your clix.

I had not given any thought that it does not say you are limited to once your turn so the idea of being able to use it to get my clix to its sweet spot actually is valid and not "cheating" if someone did it . Now it is cheap .

But by the same logic of being able to deal damage to your clix inside the booth indefinately it does not say the character occupying the booth has to be yours.

It could be argued that it states as a free action and it does not specify that the character has to be yours.

Also I mainly posted this to show that if your opponent wants to be cheap and multi-click the piece in the phone book ...by that same "loophole" I should be able to deal clicks to it also to kill it as the card doesnt specify that I had to be the owner.

Basically superman is changing inside the phone booth and lex spots him and shots him with kyprtonite bullets before he gets out.

I'm not a judge, but on page 16 of the rulebook, it says "During your turn, you give actions to your characters".

I would tend to say you can't give actions to your opponent's characters.