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Joseph Gillmore

**owers/Abilities**: Marshal Law cannot feel pain, allowing him to carry on fighting even when terribly injured. He is also superhumanly strong, having been seen to lift and throw cars. Other than that, he has no real powers, and relies on big guns and a really nasty attitude to see him through.

**History**: Joe Gilmore was once a superhero, a soldier fighting in the Zone, a South American war where the U.S. altered their men to create supersoldiers. Bio-electronic spinal implants ("Pain Gates") made the soldiers unable to feel pain, but also stripped away any human empathy they had - without the ability to feel fear or mercy, they committed terrible atrocities.

Eventually returning home to the city of San Futuro, just after the earthquake referred to as the Big One, the veteran discovered that his experiences as a supersoldier had left him feeling that superheroes were all frauds - he hated them all. So he became a licensed vigilante, Marshal Law, specialising in eliminating any heroes who go off the rails. His most difficult kill to date was Public Spirit, the greatest superhero in America, and the man whose propaganda inspired the once idealistic Gilmore to enlist.
Jennifer Lyter

Born in New Port City's surburbia east side to a crack head father who died in prison after being gang raped. Her mother started turning tricks to support her. Later her mother met a man named John who had money, political influence in New Port City and started to support her and mother. But it has its price, as her mother was willing to turn a blind eye to statutory rape which began happening to her starting at ten years old.[1]

ShadowHawk

ShadowHawk met Rebound, who has the power to deflect anything thrown at her.[2] Later on ShadowHawk sees Rebound at school.[3] ShadowHawk will go face-to-face with Rebound who may change his life forever. As ShadowHawk learns more about her, after Eddie Collins learns Rebound's real name, Jen Lyter, the two make love.[4]
Judgment Day

In 1997, Mick Tombs/Knightsabre returns to Youngblood H.Q., drunk and depressed. He intends to make sexual propositions to Leeana Creel/Riptide at her quarters, but passes out. The next morning, members of Youngblood find Riptide's body, beaten to death in her room, and Knightsabre appears to be the only logical suspect, though he has no memory of it and swears he's innocent. Afraid of media scrutiny over Riptide's suspected murder, Shaft, Badrock and Vogue consult Savage Dragon and Supreme for help, and are told that Knightsabre's trial will take place on Supreme's floating citadel. Toby King is hired as defense for Knightsabre.

During the lengthy trial, after analyzing the memory banks of cybernetic Youngblood member Diehard, King proposes that a mythical book, which Riptide possessed months before her death, was responsible for the events, piecing together many statements about the lengthy history of the book, which was created by Hermes, the god associated with language, who gave it to Glory's mother, who subsequently buried it in Earth during its creation. The book alters reality when somebody writes upon it, and it has been acquired by many powerful figures over centuries, including the creature who would become Youngblood's Troll and puritan immortal serial killer Deliverance Drue. Drue was defeated when Wild West-era superhero Kid Thunder literally crossed Drue out of existence, with Drue swearing a curse on Thunder's descendants. During a recess, Mr. Graves, administrator for Youngblood, reveals that Knightsabre is his son and that he is disbanding Youngblood due to the media circulation regarding the trial.

King reveals in the trial that Leanna Creel was the daughter of 1950s superhero Storybook Smith (a descendant of Deliverance Drue) who used the magic book to great lengths to fight crime and gain fame, before the book's robbery and Smith's disappearance. One of Supreme's robot clones enters the trial, having found the book in the home of Marcus Langston/Sentinel, the founder and leader of Team Youngblood. The book eventually came into the hands of Langston after its theft from Storybook Smith, and Langston used it to refashion his life so he became Sentinel and superheroes subsequently became more violent and morally questionable. Prior to her death, Riptide recognised the book and stole it from Sentinel during a Youngblood barbecue at his home. Sentinel deduced that Riptide had stolen it and went to her quarters to retrieve it, killing her during a fight and manipulating the evidence to make Knightsabre look guilty

When this is revealed to the court, Sentinel reacts violently, attempting to retrieve the book, but it falls off the citadel and is lost. Sentinel is imprisoned for murdering Riptide and it is learned that he is a descendant of Kid Thunder, whose kin Deliverance Drue swore a curse against before his defeat. As Youngblood disbands, the Allied Supermen of America (an analogue for the Justice League of America) are inspired by the event to reform, as the magical book finds itself in the hands of a homeless young woman.
Scott Martin

Beacon

**Real Name**: Scott Martin

**Identity/Class**: Human technology user

**Occupation**: Geologist

**Affiliations**: Zarkon, Aloysius "Oily" Boyd, Knights of Justice

**Enemies**: Tyrnos

**Known Relatives**: None

**Aliases**: None

**Base of Operations**: Earth B

**First Appearance**: Big Bang #3 (Caliber)

**Powers/Abilities**: His jewel can generate a purple force field, a green strength ray and a yellow flight ray.

**History**: While exploring some underground caves, geologist Scott Martin discovered strange, alien crystal formations. Breaking the lamp in his hard hat (and wishing that he had "brought that old lantern") he followed a source of light and found an underground city, powered by a huge crystal. He was captured as a spy and thrown into a dungeon with Zarkon, the deposed ruler of the city. His enemy Tyrnos deposed him when he gained fantastic powers by wearing a fragment of the Ko-Dan crystal on his crown. Using his geologists tools, Scott was easily able to escape from the dungeon. He defeated Tyrnos in a battle of willpower to control the crystal, which flew into the lamp holder in his hard hat. The grateful Zarkon let him keep the crystal as a reward, and Scott returned to the surface world as The Beacon.

Scott did not keep his true identity a secret, and would aid anyone who needed him. He was financed by Texas oil millionaire, Aloysius "Oily" Boyd. After adventuring for some time, he met the Earth A Beacon for the first time. They discovered that their power crystals were identical.

**Comments**: Thanks to Chris Adams for all the information used on this page. He notes "The Earth B Beacon has the same colour coded powers as his counterpart. He is a founder member of the Knights of Justice." Vernon Sanders points out "His name, Scott Martin appears to be a combination of names “Alan Scott” the first DC comics Green Lantern and “Martin Nodell” the artist who first drew Green Lantern."
Gold Standard Labs

A front for the military’s project patriot, a program created to build super soldiers.

SuperPatriot/DieHard: The first subject created during WW2, Die-Hard still works for the government to this day.

Fighting American: Started during the Cold War, FA is the first subject to receive a serum.

USA: An agent created to fight the homeland’s battles that Fighting American couldn’t.

Agent America: Clone of Fighting American
Arnold Dimple

Arnold Dimple was a regular man who dated Debbie Harris. When Debbie fell in love with Savage Dragon, Debbie's mother called Arnold. Arnold took a gun and went to see this Dragon guy. But when Debbie answered the door instead of Dragon, obviously after spending the night in Dragon's apartment. Arnold lost it and he shot Debbie in the forehead. Then blew his own brains out and went to Hell.
Coven

Created by Ian Churchill with collaboration with Jeph Loeb. The unique series was publishe by Awesome Entertainment. The Coven was by far one of their most popular titles. While the rest of the Awesome Universe focused on the Super side of comics, the Coven explored the mystic underworld of this universe. Unfortunately as the company folded the Coven was one of the first titles to cease publication. But many fans still remember it as some of Jeph Loeb's and Ian Churchil's best work.

Cain and Abel...everyone knows the story...Cain killed Abel....and the Lord marked him for all to see that it was he that brought murder into the world. centuries later....

Christina Baker is your average college student that suffers from deadlines, school, loans, the lack of a good guy in her life but what she doesnt lack are headaches...upon walking back to her dorm she has a severe headache. This leads her to discover two people stealing from a museum. They are Scratch (a possessed priest) and Fantom (a vampire). Upon their discovery she sees the Pentad enter the fray and there battle begin.

That night Christina is introduced to the world of The Coven. Their leader arrives to help turn the tide in their favor (to some degree). Blackmass introduces Christina to the world of magic and mysticism and explains how the Coven are the first best and last line of defense for the world. He also explains that the Pentad are there counterparts.

The Coven consist of:

Blackmass : The seventh son of a seventh son. He is the leader of the Coven and can manipulate his bodies density.

Scratch: A possessed priest who constantly battles the demon within to keep him at bay.

Fantom: A vampire with a heart, she has known Blackmass longer than anyone

Spellcaster: She loses her mother early in the series (killed by the Pentad) and inherits her spell book and seeks revenge against them.

Phenomena: A college student with the ability to see the supernatural.

We discover during the series that the Pentad and Coven have ties to Cain and Able....but the twist at the end will shock you.

The Coven's allies include: Lionheart and Supreme among others.
Rex Ward

Powers/Abilities: Invisibility, intangibility, invulnerability (he’s already dead) and ability to grow to giant size.

History: In the year 2031, young scientist Dr Rex Ward stepped into his experimental time machine, and vanished. He exited the machine into the library of a remote country house, in the year 1941. Unfortunately, the house was being burgled, and he was immediately shot dead.

Fleeing the scene, the burglars torched the house to destroy the evidence of murder. Unfortunately for them, the spirit of Dr Ward rose from his body, still clad in his futuristic clothing, but now sporting a strange emblem. His handsome face now replaced by a ghastly, ghostly visage, he sent his killers to a fiery doom, by sending their getaway car over a cliff.

On ascending to Heaven, the spirit of Dr Ward was denied entry, because “You have died before you where born, a thing that can not be”. This paradox was resolved by sending the spirit back to earth, with magical powers, including the ability to become solid and visible. Calling himself Dr Weird, the spirit was charged with protecting the world from supernatural menaces. He must do so until the moment of his departure from the future (he had hoped that the moment of his birth would do). A reluctant but dedicated hero, the doc is always looking for a way to go to his eternal rest ahead of schedule.

Comments: Dr Weird’s adventures begin in the 1940’s, but this is clearly on Earth A. He never appears in a “Golden Age” Knights of Justice” story, and the Earth B heroes do not meet him until the “Criss Cross Crisis” in Big Bang (Caliber series) # 3.

Dr Weird is unique, in that he is the only Big Bang hero to have a real publishing history. Dreamed up by comics fan Howard Keltner in the early 1940’s, the Doc was first published by Howard and his fellow members of the Texas Trio in fanzine form in Star Studded Comics #1 (he appeared in 12 of the 18 issue run). In this version, Rex Ward had only traveled from 2013 to 1963. When Big Bang acquired the character, the dates where changed to make him more “Golden Age” and to give the character more potential for past and future stories. Doctor Weird appeared in many amateur comics (being drawn by Jim Starlin at one point) before joining the Big Bang stable. Some of these old stories have been reprinted under the Big Bang label.

Despite his obvious resemblances to the Spectre, Dr Fate and even Dr Strange, Dr Weird was in fact inspired by genuine old time comic hero, Mr. Justice.

Thanks to Chris Adams for the above information.
Doom’s IV

Being hunted by Doom's Corporation and their cybernetic creations after escaping, Doom's IV is a vigilante team of super-powered beings made up of:

Brick: A monstrous man made out of sand and silicate, incredibly strong and durable.

Burn: A woman with the ability to control and project fire from her hands.

Grimm: Leader of Doom's IV, he has unique weapons from the future as he himself is also from there.

Slyder: Posses the ability to make himself in tangable and walk through animate objects by breaking down his own molecular structure and reforming it.
Citizen Pain

Citizen Pain

**Real Name**: Job

**Identity/Class**: Human mutant

**Occupation**: Killer vigilante

**Affiliations**: Unknown

**Enemies**: Lieutenant Cheri Major, Family Man

**Known Relatives**: Jeremiah (Family Man, brother)

**Aliases**: None

**Base of Operations**: Rankor Island

**First Appearance**: Violent Messiahs (Image, 2000)

**Powers/Abilities**: Unknown

**History**: Unknown

**Comments**: Created by Joshua Dysart, William O'Neill and Tone Rodriguez.

**CLARIFICATIONS**: Not to be confused with
Norm-L

The titular character. He was launched into space by his father (known alternately as Joe-L and Jerk-L) and after 20 years landed on Levram. He is the only person on Levram without super powers and tries to escape the planet, only to end back up there every time. He is usually the straight man for all the bizarre adventures and jokes going on in the series. It is revealed at the finale that his real name is Norm-L.
Lethal

Little is known about the origins of the woman known as Lethal. She has a younger sister, but other family connections are unknown. She was acquainted with Battlestone, Boone and Kayoprior to the formation of Brigade, but revealed very little information about herself or her past to them. At some point she took work as an assassin, an occupation at which she excelled
Duncan Rosenblatt

### Early life[edit]

Duncan Rosenblatt is the son of the human Margaret Rosenblatt and the 100 ft. dragon Belloc who rules over the monsters. This makes Duncan a hybrid of both species.

### *Firebreather* Volume 1: (Firebreather #1-4)[edit]

Duncan begins his first day at yet another new school, trying to fit in despite his unusual physical appearance. However, there are a great many obstacles to this goal, particularly his new principal and a bully named Troy. He does, however, make a few friends amongst other outcasts. At his father Belloc's place, Duncan goes through rough training for the weekend. Belloc is training him not only to be powerful, but he wants Duncan to learn things the hard way. Duncan goes back to school where he has a principal that doesn't want him there and a jerk that won't get off his case. So for a little payback, Troy tries to set Duncan up by hiding a gun. It works, but the reaction is far more than what Troy wanted. This leads to Duncan seriously thinking about his control over his emotions and if he truly belongs in the world with humans. When he returns home, it is demolished and Margaret is missing. He tracks down his mother and her kidnapper, a monster from Monster Island. He and the monster have a brutal fight which ends (at least as far as Duncan is concerned) with Duncan blasting the monster with flame, leaving the monster badly burned but alive. This changes when Belloc arrives on the scene and impales the monster with his tail. Duncan figures out that Belloc arranged the kidnapping to test him and threatens to kill him if he ever endangers his mother again. After Duncan flies away, Belloc smiles to himself, saying, "That's my boy".

### *Firebreather: The Iron Saint* (one-shot)[edit]

Duncan's class is taken abroad by "Mr. M" the Spanish teacher, who shows them the sights of London, before making their way to Spain. While in London, the group hears the story of "The Iron Saint", a long forgotten being that was created to fight, and survive, the King of the Monsters. The suit of armor has been passed down for generations and generations, and now it's just a museum piece. Duncan learns of its history, and its connection to him, and can't help but be curious. When he and his friend investigate, they find that the suit has been brought back to life and it's out to get Duncan. The wearer of the armor turns out to be Mr. M, who is revealed to be not only an S.O.S. escort but a survivor of an attack on a Cuban village. He attempts to use the armor to kill Duncan as revenge. However, Duncan is saved due to his half-human heritage, since the armor cannot draw human blood or else it will be destroyed, and kill humanity, and all life on earth.
Jack Staff

Jack Staff is Britain's Greatest Hero, has been active since at least WWII. While he has revealed he has been around since the Victorian Age , its unknown if he was active as a superhero or similar adventurer. In his civilian identity, he works as a builder by the name of John Smith, it is unknown if this is his real name.

It has been mentioned by other characters that Jack's record of success is a bit iffy; he often gets beaten up by supervillains and ends up in embarrassing or dangerous situations, such as being set-up to be arrested by the Spider.
Derrick Rowland

While still young, Derrick Rowland would discover that he was gifted with the power to transverse dimensional barriers to teleport between two locations almost instantaneously. He would be given a place on the super-powered team, the New Men, due to the fact that he possessed a Nu-Gene. During his stay with the team, Derrik would take the alias Exit, and would learn to use to his powers much more effectively, being able to provide an quick escape for his whole team. However, he would later be replaced by another hero, the Genesis Pod child, Charade.

When Diabolique, a magical enchantress, attacked the team during the events of Babewatch, Derrik was one of the many men transformed into a woman by her spells. While changed, he managed to regroup with his team to try and find a way to undo the enchantment. Derrik was later returned to normal when Diabolique was defeated.
Vanessa Hart

**Venus** (AKA: Vanessa Hart) is a Big Bang Comics character from Earth-B who first appeared in ***Big Bang #1***.

Venus' arch foe is a Nazi spy named **Madame X**, whose face is completely hidden by a large black veil, and receives her name from the fact that her guns fire rubber "X"s.

Venus is the Roman goddess of Love and Laughter, but the drawback is that men always try to compete for her affections. Venus sometimes uses this to her advantage if the person in question is a villain, or to gain information.

During the "Criss-Cross Crisis", Venus and Thunder Girl, together with the Earth-B version of The Beacon, helped to try and foil Dr. Binanas' plan to destroy the two Earths.

Venus' superpowers range from a seashell that expands into a shield, super-strength and her beautiful singing voice to soothe peoples' anger. She is based on Wonder Woman from DC Comics.
Emilly Reed

Firebird

**Real Name**: Emily Reed

**Identity/Class**: Human mutant

**Occupation**: Unknown

**Affiliations**: Firebird

**Enemies**:

**Known Relatives**: Rebecca Reed (Firebird, mother)

**Aliases**: None

**Base of Operations**: Unknown

**First Appearance**: Digital Webbing Presents #25 (Digital Webbing)

**Powers/Abilities**:

**History**:
Dudley Noble

Doc Noble began his super genesis crimefighting life in college. As he got older he chose fully operate as a public super hero. He would even build Noble Industries using his devices. Soon he met Gaia and after there marriage her media skills increased Noble Industries publicity considerably.

The two would start a family together that join in the parents heroic deeds. Their two sons Race and Rusty and the youngest daughter Zephyr as well as Gaia’s son Frost. However Doc spent allot of time in his lab and his robotic helper Icarus felt more like his son than the others. He even became jealous of the others and attempted to kill his “siblings”, but the family banded together to stop him and Doc ended up destroying Icarus.

Some time later a man obsessed with Gaia   named Steven Dockerty switched body’s with Doc. Doc was trapped in Dockerty’s body which was in a mental asylum however Doc was able to escape and regain his body, but discovered that Steven made Gaia feel better than Doc had and this made him better his treatment of his family.

At some point Gaia created and released a monster on the city in an attempt to increase the family’s publicity, but the most was more powerful than she had expected and it although defeated many deaths were caused by it’s release. However only Race’s wife Lizknew the truth and she removed her memory in an attempt to hide the truth. Doc attempted to return her memory, but Gaia kept getting in the way eventually the truth was exposed and despite Gaia attempting to go to prison to make up for it the two divorced. Five years later Doc has married a new wife Olympia and has adopted her two children. The family is now more proactive and fight world wide threats from a hidden location in the South Pacific.
Factory (Insane)

225000 base hp

infinite metal doge (350%) spawn after 0s (3s delay)

infinite croconator (750%) spawn after 0s (1.5s delay)

infinite metal hippoe (200%) spawn after 3s (10s delay)

when the base reaches 99% hp:

10 metal one horn (500%) spawn after 0s (15s delay)

1 sir metal seal (500%) spawns after 20s

rewards:

none

strategy:

pretty easy until you hurt the enemy base, use critical hitters. use long ranged attackers with blindspots or piercing attacks, and you will be done before sir metal seal.

if you DO end up fighting sir metal seal, youre dead.
James Travis

**Real Name**: Jimmy Travis

**Identity/Class**: Human mutate

**Occupation**: Racing driver

**Affiliations**: Cyclone (sidekick)

**Enemies:** Helmut Schletmann, commies

**Known Relatives**: None

**Aliases**: None

**Base of Operations**: Earth A

**First Appearance**: Big Bang #3 “The Cris-Cross Crisis” (Caliber)

**Powers/Abilities**: Able to run at supersonic speeds.

**History**: During a race in Monte Carlo, racing driver and ladies man Jimmy Travis was forced off the road by his East German rival, Helmut Schletmann. Uninjured, he decided to explore the hidden cave next to where he crashed. The cave contained an abandoned Nazi laboratory, complete with test tubes of secret formulae and a red and yellow uniform marked “Ubermensch”. All of the test tubes were ruined, save the one labelled “Blitz-Geschidigkeit”.

Unknown to Jimmy, he had been followed by gamblers who had orders to finish him off. One of them dropped his gun, which went off. The sound of the shot startled Jimmy, who spilled the contents of the test tube on his racing suit. The suit dissolved, but Jimmy was unharmed. With nothing else to wear, he put on the Ubermensch uniform. When the gamblers came in to kill him, Jimmy astonished himself by defeating them with a burst of super speed. He realised that the words on the test tube translated as “Lightning-Speed”, and that exposure to the chemicals had granted him superpowers.

Using his new powers, he caught up with Schletmann and dismantled his car. He then raced to his hotel for a spare racing suit, pushed his car to where it would have been if he had not been attacked, and won the race. Afterwards the quick tempered Travis decided to fight crime, taking the name of Schletmann’s car “Der Blitz”. He soon acquired a sidekick (Cyclone) and became a founding member of the Round Table of America.

He was killed in an explosion in the late 1980’s. His sidekick, Cyclone was crippled by the blast, but with the aid of cybernetic legs returned to action as Overdrive in the mid ’90’s.

**Comments**: Thanks to Chris Adams for all the information about the Blitz used on this page. He notes that “This version of the Blitz first appeared in Big Bang #3 (Caliber series, reprinted as Big Bang # 6 by Image) in the best BB story ever, “The Cris-Cross Crisis”. The Blitz differs from the Flash, in that Jimmy’s personality (as well as his colour scheme) are the opposite of the easy going Barry Allen.

It would appear that allowing for the 20 year time difference between the two Earths, that Jimmy and Mack (the Blitz of Earth B) got their powers at the same time, in the same laboratory.” The explosion that killed the Earth A Blitz and crippled Cyclone (leading to him becoming Overdrive) was first mentioned in Big Bang # 4 (Caliber series), but it has never actually been depicted.
Venture

A man hit with Venturium, giving him powers making him a hero and making him lose his memory

His name seems to be lost in history but what is known about the superhero now known as Venture is that he is virtually immortal and has lived many lives throughout history. He changes his identity from time to time but has been a hero during each of his lives, yet doing so in secret. It isn't until the modern day that his identity is discovered by reporter Reggie Baxter that anyone truly learns what he can do. Reggie is searching for his big story and accidently captures Venture on film saving his and another person's life. Reggie blackmails him into openly became a superhero as he has hidden the tape showing him saving lives in his civilian identity. Venture shaves his long hair and beard (but wears fakes to keep his idenity secret) and doning a costume debuts as the hero he always has been.

Early in his career as a public superhero he comes in contact with Celeste Noble, of the Noble Family, and she aids him in battling a villain. She even gives him a kiss on the cheek in gratitude for helping her.

Venture travels to a distant world (later learned to be one located in an alternate dimension) with Frost, Celeste Noble, Firebird, Rusty Noble and Cosmic Rae to rescue scientists. While there he comes to blows with Rusty and it is Venture who is ultimately the winner. It is revealed that there are US Soldiers on the world and their true mission seems to be to conquer the world. The team is capture and to be executed by the world's leader but Frost escapes and manages to subdue him. Frost is on the verge of killing the leader when his mother, Gaia Noble, arrives and informs him that he is about to kill his grandfather.

The Nobles convince their relative to release his prisoners in exchange for someone else to take his wrath out on.

### Powers

Venture can fly, is invulnerable, super strong and projects light.

In addition to this near immortality.
Bloodpool

Backup Team
Lynx
Lethal
Battleaxe
Wildmane
Rubble

Home Team
Alexander Graves

The Bloodpool are a secret government strike team made up of government sponsored agents and supervillains seeking reform. Being sent on essentially suicide missions, multiple agents have taken to betting on who will die in the next mission hence the name “Bloodpool.”

Team members

Task (Ryan Orsini): A young super-soldier possessed of a powerful regenerative factor. Task's body has also been enhanced with cybernetics and genetic engineering granting him increased strength, speed, agility, and reflexes. He is an expert in various weapons. Task becomes the leader of Youngblood for a brief period.

Psilence: A young telepath who acts as the team's living communication system with her powers. Psilence is mute.

Fusion: A young man with the power to manipulate matter, both organic and inorganic, and transmute substances into different forms. For example, he can turn a person to stone by holding a rock and then touching them.

Seoul (Lily Lee): A young female channeler and warrior. Can summon the spirits of dead warriors to enhance her natural athletic abilities.

Rubble: A genetically engineered superhuman who is made of living stone and able to alter other earthen materials nearby. He can use parts of his body as blunt objects, as he can easily break them off without injury.

Wylder: A genetically altered teen with superhuman strength, speed, agility, and reflexes, as well as cybernetic claws and blades on his arm. He has been genetically altered, making him half-human and half-animal.
Ethan Crane

## Supreme

Ethan Crane was Supreme, a world war 2 era hero who used the book of all tales to remove himself from the timeline and make everyone forget about him when his sister Sally Crane is killed by Optulix. Now in the modern day, Crane is still alive due to the god like powers he possess and begins remembering some of his actions as a hero.

Crane's disappearance led to his Best Pal Stanley Smith going insane and using the BOAT to control history and find him
Spawns

Albert Simmons (First Main Spawn)

Spawn is a Hellspawn sent to Earth to deliver evil souls to Hell. However, Spawn became the pseudo-protector of New York City, fighting against Heaven and Hell alike. The legacy of Hellspawns spans throughout history tapping into the enigmatic Necroplasm and sinister creatures - such as worms, bats, and wolves - to gain their powers. Medieval Spawn was one of the original Hellspawn and was slain by Angela, a seraphic warrior. Albert Simmons was the Spawn of the 90s. He sacrificed himself to free himself from the eternal torture but re-animated James Downing as a result of his action. Jim took up the mantle of Hellspawn for several years until Al's return in 2015.

James Downing (Second Main Spawn)

Spawn (Daniel Llanso) from the series Curse of the Spawn

Sir John of York: aka Medieval Spawn a previous Hellspawn from

Nordik: Norse Hellspawn from the series Spawn Fan

Zombie Spawn from the series Curse of the Spawn
Cat (Enemy Unit)

hp: 90

atk: 8

range: 110

atk freq: 1.57s

speed: 5

k-back: 3 times

atk anim: 0.27s (0.33s b-swing)

Trait: Meatshield

abilities:

has a rare chance to taunt (1%) (any rodent-themed enemy units take 30 damage from the taunt and have a low chance of going back to the base for obvious reasons)

description:

An uninteresting weak meatshield. Not much else to say.
Weaklings Revenge (Veteran)

1,500,000 base hp

infinite those guys (100%) appear after 0s (0.1s - 0.3s delay)

3 teacher bears (100%) appear after the enemy base reaches 90%

20 metal doges (200%) appear after 5s (0.5s delay)

infinite doges (1000%) appear after the enemy base reaches 85% (0.1 delay)

1 the face (5000%) appears as the boss when the enemy base reaches 70%

rewards:

30 cat food (guaranteed) (once)

extra catcombos (70%) (once)

30,000 xp (30%) (always)

strategies:

use as many anti-traitless, but there are almost no anti traitless cats so use a critical attacker and area attackers with alot of meatshields, and when the face appears you need a strong cat like awakened bahamut
Alexander Barros

## Coldsnap

### Relatives

Bernard Barros (father, deceased)Marc Barros (brother) Cabbot Stone (uncle) John Stone (uncle)

## Physical Description

### Weight

980 lbs

Son of the wealthy Bernand Barros Alex left for a research trip with his father and brother Marc but their submarine was shot down by the evil Warlok, luckily for them were rescued by Roman who through the magic of his people was able to give him the ability to breathe underwater and unlock their powers.

Alex thus obtained cryokinetic abilities and was recruited into the second iteration of Brigade by Battlestone, and together with the team he fought against the evil alien Genocide.

On his return to Earth, however, the team was attacked by Bloodstrike and his apparatus that allowed him to control his powers was damaged, triggering a transformation in him that made him an ice creature with great physical prowess.
Magno

A highly advanced android built by Supreme's arch-nemesis, Darius Dax, to infiltrate the Allies and steal their powers, Magno instead grew to respect the costumed heroes and admire what they stood for, deciding to turn against his master and become a true hero. Magno spent nearly forty years deactivated after an attack by a group of alien robots seemingly wiped his mind, only to be discovered by Supreme during his sojourn through space, having taken over the robots' homeworld central computer and using the decades since to teach the machines empathy, mercy, and everything else the Allies had taught him. His work done, Magno transmitted himself back to Earth and into his old body.
Jason Drew

### Early Life

Jason Francisco Drew was the only child of Rachel and Charles Drew, Charles was a radio worker who accidentally intercepted a Keep signal for pick up on a stranded alien. When the Keep found out he had not only heard their signal but was a Nuhuman, they abducted both him and his wife, leaving Jason behind because he was hidden in the living room closet. For four days the boy would be stranded in the closet, left on his own his nuhuman ability of telepathy would manifest allowing him to contact a nearby neighbor who saved the boy on the brink of starvation.

Due to his parents disappearance and the lack of a family, Jason was left in the care of the Matthews Orphanage where he met childhood friend Lance Richards, Lance was a fellow nuhuman with the power to freeze anything. “Coldsnap” was his nickname and he would influence Jason to use his powers to rob and steal. Orphanage worker Kaitlin McManus saw the negative impact Lance had on Jason and offered him a chance to change his life around introducing the young boy to David Proctor a fellow psionic who ran the Proctor home in Seattle, Washington.

Enamored by the world of people like him, Jason took the offer to be moved to the Proctor home. Lance was also offered the chance but refused and was left in the Matthews Orphanage.
Sam Young

The son of a wealthy family, Sam Young was shipwrecked on a deserted tropical island when his personal sailboat was caught in a hurricane and sunk. Trapped on the island for five years, Sam was forced to rely on himself for the first time in his young life, gaining amazing physical skills to survive, particularly skill in casting a makeshift fishing rod to gather food from the surrounding ocean. When a cruise liner finally passed his home and discovered his signal fire, Sam was saved and brought home to a hero's welcome. Still finding solace and peace in fishing, Sam joined the professional bass fishing circuit, as well as taking up fly fishing as a relaxing hobby. After using his line and his survival skills to stop a would-be mugger, Sam found the work of a hero to be to his liking. Designing a costume and using his family fortune to rig up a series of toold and weapons disguised as normal fishing lures and equipment, Sam became the Fisherman.
Alley Baggett

While searching for lingerie for her honeymoon, Alley Baggett unwillingly released a demonic spirit related to Marquis De Sade. While wearing an outfit she receives visions of the Marquis' torture sessions in 18th century. At the same time an apparition kills her friend and the shop clerk. While fleeing the shop she gets hit by a car. Only suffering minor injuries she is let home. There she receives another vision of murder, and waking she finds her boyfriend surrounded by the same apparition that killed her friend. She puts the suit on again in an attempt to find out who the killer was. But the suit possesses her, shortly after arrives a priest who calls himself an exorcist. She passes out, waking she is bound and the priest tells her a story about the suit. Evidently she can’t remove the suit anymore without dying. She receives another vision, and sees the killer, her fiancé Mark. She meets him at the graveyard, where he makes her believe that he has control over the demon. When she gets close she is knocked out again. When she wakes up, Mark wants her to lash a victim with a mace; she takes a mace and hesitates. Finally she overcomes the demon and kills her boyfriend, after that she is arrested.

After the grand jury verdict, “killed in self defense”, she flew to New York. And almost immediately she is pulled into another murder case. She gets another vision. Chasing one person from that she comes into possession of a mask called Red Death, it was supposed to hold secrets to the garments power. Putting it on she sees fourth murder victim and tries to tell the police. They won’t believe her, so she rushes on the murder scene, unfortunately she's too late. She again is arrested; there she comes to conclusion that all the murders have been priests with names of the martyrs. Braking out of jail she stops her friend's brother, thinking that he is the killer. He is however killed by someone and no testimony is received, police thinks that they got their killer. When she visits a bishop, she receives a vision again; the bishop was supervising the killings. But the priests all volunteered for that, they all wanted to be martyrs. Bishop then shoots her, and in the struggle she throws him out of the window.

Powers

The garment makes her a lot stronger, faster and it protects her. She can survive getting hit by a car and even from getting shot. When this garment is used along with The Red Death, wearer's precognition powers are enhanced.
Spook

Real Name: Unknown

Identity/Class: Normal human

Occupation: Unknown

Affiliations: Knight Watchman

Enemies: Red Ted

Known Relatives: None

Aliases: None

Base of Operations: Unknown

First Appearance: Big Bang Comics #29 (Big Bang, February 2000)

Powers/Abilities: Unknown

History: Unknown.

Comments: Though in reality the Spook was only created in 2000, within the backstory created by Big Bang Comics, this Spirit pastiche was supposedly a pulp magazine character created by Isaac “Izzy” Erwin.

Thanks to Chris Adams for information and images.
Monica Caine

Quiet but deadly, Monica Caine literally hasn't uttered a single word since the spontaneous manifestation of her psionic abilities which she utilized to become indoctrinated in the Bloodpool.

Psilence is an extremely powerful "Psionic" unable to literally speak and use her voice...hence her name. With this handicap notwithstanding though, she now communicates through her mental "Telepathy" as well as possesses vicious "Telekinesis" which she utilizes in conjunction with her own fighting prowess and "Unarmed Combat" skills which works in synergized tandem with her own enhanced physical attributes...notably her "Agility" and "Stamina" has been demonstrated against opponents. Her own "Psychic" abilities have been known to render individuals temporarily comatose or she can render them permanently unconscious while her "Empathy" furnishes her with "Danger Sense" which allowed her to sense and perceive the ascension of Chapel after he committed suicide when he confronted Hellspawn.
Noble Causes

Noble Causes is a comic book series created and written by Jay Faerber, illustrated by a variety of artists (the current artist being Yildiray Cinar) and published by Image Comics. Often described as "a super-hero soap opera", the series follows the lives of the Nobles, a wealthy superhero family. The stories focus less on the Nobles fighting supervillains and more on their personal lives. Originally intended to be an ongoing title, it was downgraded into a series of miniseries and one-shots. It finally became an ongoing title in 2004.

Contents

1 Cast of characters

1.1 The Nobles

1.2 The Blackthornes

1.3 Supporting cast

2 External links

Cast of characters

The Nobles

Dr. Dudley "Doc" Noble

Gaia Noble

Russell "Rusty" Noble

Frost

Race Noble

Elizabeth "Liz" Donnelly-Noble

Zephyr Noble

Celeste Noble

The Blackthornes

Hunter Blackthorne

Katherine "Kitty" Blackthorne

Mercury Blackthorne

Necrona Blackthorne

Dusk and Dawn Blackthorne

Slate Blackthorne

Supporting cast

Krennick

Clarion

Cosmic Rae

Detective Ryan O'Mega
Brigade

* Biography
* Threat Assessment
* Trivia and Notes
* Alternate Reality Versions

## The Brigade

Optilux's invasion plan was thwarted by seven Earth heroes. Supreme, Glory, Shaft, Doc Rocket,  Bedrock, Seahawk, & Riptide would be dubbed the “Youth Brigade” by local press. Over the years, the group has added more than eighty members, making it the largest and most well-known Superhuman team.

The Brigade had a loose structure. Members would convene at Supreme's Citadel Supreme when alerted by their Brigade Membership IDs. The major funding came from Barros Enterprises, Seahawk’s company and their Bernard Barros Foundation. Eventually, the group established their own base of operations in the Amor Asteroid, high above Earth. When Magno attacked the Asteroid, half of the group quit, and the base was destroyed.
Scalpel

Scalpel

**Real Name**: Unknown

**Identity/Class**: Unknown

**Occupation**: Killer vigilante

**Affiliations**: Unknown

**Enemies**: Lieutenant Cheri Major

**Known Relatives**: None

**Aliases**: None

**Base of Operations**: Rankor Island

**First Appearance**: Violent Messiahs: Lamenting Pain (Image, 2002)

**Powers/Abilities**: U
Karen Quinn

Karen Quinn was an archeologist who while on a dig unearthed a strange amber stone. The stone infused her with a divine power tracing back to the Garden of Eden and the expulsion of Adam and Eve. She became Lionheart and used her strange magic to defend herself from the evil Blackheart and aid the Coven in battle.

## POWERS

The  amber stone she wields give Lionheart access to ancient mystical powers, which she can use to fly, enhance her strength, and shield herself with a magical aura. She can channel her magic through her hands in intense blasts of divine force, or though her eyes in beams of celestial fire.
Fortress

His story begins in Chicago where we see him falling from the sky. He's wearing power armor which he got from touching a foreign object, and he knows no way to remove it. He test runs it, jumps over building and tests strength, by tossing trashcans. He meets Savage Dragonwho came to investigate reports of super-human vandalizing. Fortress tries to explain his situation, but as he raises his hand toward Dragon a blast shoots out. Fortunately Doc Seismic arrives and Dragon directs his attention to him. Fortress first tries to save civilians, but unaware of his strength he hurts them unintentionally, he then decides to help Dragon instead. In a fight he grabs a hold of Doc Seismic and feels his power flow into himself. Apparently the suit also has power absorption capabilities. Savage Dragon is grateful for the help, but still wants to bring Fortress to police station. But the power he absorbed wants out, and fortress jumps away. After landing he receives a vision of impending doom.

He awakens on the roof and hears the sounds of battle, gazing down he recognizes the heroes but not the villain Overtkill. He then decides to step in and help the heroes, thinking it might be the start of event that leads to the vision he had. He's still not in total control of his power suit and he unintentionally pushes Savage Dragon into a wall. Savage Dragon decks him and walks away, letting team Youngblood take care of Fortress. Youngblood take Fortress to their base, they don't judge him and understand that he's new in superhero business. But Fortress can't get over the vision he had and he has a feeling that it will get only worse. When the attack gets worse Fortress is left to his cell, he grows certain that it is too late to avert the vision.

## Powers and Abilities

Fortress wears an armor of unknown substance. He is unable to remove and it endows the wearer with superhuman powers. Montgomery has shown the ability to fire energy blasts as well as flight. The suit grants the user superhuman strength and stamina. Fortress also suffers from frequent visions of certain happenings. If these visions are derived from the suit or not is unclear.
Dennis Atlas

A weak kid Denny Atlas was always picked on in school, and even after the school when he worked in the market. He also heard voices like her mother and grandmother before him. Her mother ended up killing herself because of those voices. But Danny being weak as he was, listened them and followed where the voices lead. He ended up with a box in his hands, and in that box was a mask, that transformed him into bird-headed half-god that was his birthright. He received incredible power and could now fly. But he still was an outcast.
Kh'ambt

**Kh'ambt** was an accomplished soldier for the Katellan forces. He had been trained under the renowned Admiral Kh'rk. However, despite a promising career, he got accused of orchestrating a plot to overthrow the Katellan Emperor. Kh'ambt escaped with the Acuran Photon. He sought political asylum in exchange for knowledge of Katellan technology.

Alexander Graves agreed but imprisoned him and replaced him with a clone who joined the Youngblood team as Combat. Eventually, Kh'rk and the Katellan fleet threatened Earth, but they agreed to leave in exchange for taking custody of Kh'ambt. Youngblood turned over Kh'ambt's clone, unaware of his true origin until afterward.

Later freed by Alan Keever, Kh'ambt joined the government operated Youngblood program until its original demise. He then returned to space and the Katellan people.
Rock Island

a level in Abyss chapter 1

(blank space subchapter)

base hp: 45000

infinite rock doges (100%) spawn after 0s (15-30s delay)

infinite red doges (500%) spawn after 3s (7.5-15s delay)

rewards:

25000 xp (guaranteed)

strategy:

pretty easy, at this point of the game this level is pretty much easy enough for you to beat this with your eyes closed
Jeffrey Terrell

## Shaft

#### Early Life

As a child Jeff Terrell was never without his trusty slingshot. Shooting at and hitting things was his greatest joy. Being raised in a catholic orphanage, Jeff never met his birth parents instead After graduating college, Jeff Terrell joined the FBI where he became a decorated field agent. Terrell has extremely good aim, almost superhuman. He stated on his Myspace page that he use to hustle at darts during college to make beer money. He was raised Catholic, and his star sign is Aries.

#### Youngblood

When the US Government created the super hero team, Youngblood, Terrell was the field leader. He was also the only member to not have super powers. This made him feel insecure, but he tried to fight for the American Ideal with his super team. Shaft, his alter ego was outfitted with armor and gadgets and a high powered bow and arrows. He had many adventures with his team and fought super villains. The team became rich and famous, with marketing deals such as T-Shirt and lunchboxes. He even saved the world a time or two.

On one mission, Shaft was able to travel back in time to an alternate timeline of 1963, where he managed to fight against Mystery Incorporated and capture Kid Dynamo with a special trick arrow.yeah
Randy Fisk

Ravenshadow

**Real Name**: Randy Fisk

**Identity/Class**: Human mutant

**Occupation**: Artist, vigilante

**Affiliations**: one of the Specials

**Enemies:**

**Known Relatives**:

**Aliases**: None

**Base of Operations**:

**First Appearance**: Rising Stars

**Powers/Abilities**:

**History**: Randy was one of the Specials, children mutated in the womb by a strange phenomenon. He grew up wanting to be a superhero, and upon reaching adulthood began selling artwork he made to become rich, thus financing the creation of his superhero identity.