Done!  Frankenstein's Monster is having a run of good luck, but he is agressive enough that he'll drop his target if he takes enough damage.<br/><br/>(I find it pretty cool that the system does a good job of modeling attacking someone to make them drop a grabbed foe.)<br/><br/>As a note, to model the superhero trope of catching a flying enemy with a grappling cable, if you grab a flying enemy, you'll almost automatically get a complication that causes you to fly along behind the enemy while grabbing it. (Basically, the enemy gets the hindered condition, and you get the immoble condition, moving along with the enemy.  Your grapple still applies the vulnerable and defenseless conditions as normal, however.)<br/><br/><br/>On a side note, would any of you happen to reccomend a DC comic series for me to read?  I'm currently leaning towards Blackest Night, or Batman: the Long Halloween, but I'm not really sure which one to look at.  I'm leaning towards Long Halloween, since it's older and therefore cheaper.