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Lost

**"Lost"** is the first episode of the first season of *Kings of the Road*. It is the first episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*Following a tragic incident in Cleveland, Ohio, brothers Jim and Drew Wolff escape into the countryside. Hiding from the police is one thing...but the brothers are about to meet their first obstacle that could end their journey before it really begins.*

## Synopsis

The episode opens with 17-year-old James Wolff hanging out with his friend T., making his way to pick up his younger brother Drew, an aspiring graffiti artist. The two of them strike up a conversation about leaving Cleveland and living on the road, which appears to be a conversation they have both had before. T. pesters Jim if he'll turn up at a house party later, but Jim says he will.

As he approaches the school, James is eyed by the parents and teachers, who know his true identity: son of Dennis Wolff, the Moon Killer. Jim ignores them and hugs his brother, quickly leading him away from the glaring eyes. T. also seems to be friendly with Drew, and the three of them walk through Cleveland, Ohio to the Brother's home, a youth care centre. T. says goodbye to the brothers.

Drew heads off to hang out with his friends and paint graffiti, while Jim is ordered to attend his nexy psychology meeting. He sits down with Mrs Turner, and is asked about his day. "As shitty as yesterday" he replies. Mrs Turner questions Jim if he is still having the same issues he had when he arrived at the centre: delusions and hallucinations rising from his father's severe abuse as well as the disappearance of his mother Jessica when he was a child. Jim says he hasn't had any problems for months and that he doing "better off his medicine".
Fable

The **Fables** are the characters from fairy tales and folklore who originated from the magical Homelands. Talking animals, humans, fairies, trolls, ogres, goblins, dwarves, witches, giants, dragons, and other creatures are but a sample of all the kinds of Fables that exist. The lives and exploits of many of these creatures have been leaked into the consciousness of various mundy authors and therefore their stories, albeit deformed, have been told for centuries in the Mundane World.

## Powers, Equipment and Abilities

### Powers

* **Immortality:** Based on the popularity of their respective stories, Fables gain power that manifests mainly in the form of immortality. By their very nature, many Fables are long-lived creatures, but a popular Fable can stop aging altogether and develop remarkable healing abilities that could help them survive otherwise fatal injures. However, this doesn't mean that they are invulnerable.

### Weaknesses

* **Significant Damage:** A Fable, no matter how popular, can be killed. Once dead, they could potentially come back from the dead, provided their story be popular enough, or alternatively the role they left could be occupied by another Fable instead.
Five Kingdoms

The **Five Kingdoms**, or the **Great Kingdoms**, is a collective term used to refer to the ensemble of the significant countries prior to the Third Northern War with Thalmonia. The hub of the lands of the North is composed of five largest kingdoms — Kaedjhonar, Tomornia, Edenia, Aelen and the Far North. They are the prime players in the great game of politics and war that decides the fate of kingdoms and dynasties.
Max's Group

"*Always nice to hang with the neighbours,*"
—Max to the group[src]
**Max's Group** was a group of Langdom residents who survived the initial release of the Langdom Bioweapon into the containment zone set up around the town and grouped together to fend off the Turned, gather supplies and escape the zone. The five remaining members are also five of the six known survivors of the experiment.

## Members

* Adam Levitt
* Cassie Levitt
* Abby St. John
* Charlie Everett
* Lloyd Smith
* *Max Everett* - *de-facto* leader
* *Susan Everett*
* *Tracy Levitt*
* *Sara Levitt*
* *Joseph Levitt*
* *Gordon St. John*
* *Ben Ashen*
* *Jackie Ashen*
* *Bill Denver*
* *Alex Witt*

## Deaths

* Susan Everett - throat slit and shot to death by Jesse Ericson
* Bill Denver - stabbed to death by the Ericson family
* Ben Ashen - ripped apart and devoured by Turned
* Jackie Ashen - suicide by self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head
* Alex Witt - accidentally shot by Max and devoured by Turned
* Max Everett - sacrificed himself to destroy the military barricade
* Tracy Levitt - bitten by a Turned and committed suicide by self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head
* Gordon St. John - shot in the chest and head by Abby St. John
* Sara Levitt - bitten by Turned and succumbed to the virus, then macheted in the back of the head by Joseph Levitt
* Joseph Levitt - shot repeatedly by members of the US military

## Killed Victims

"*It ain't right that we're killing our neighbours,"
 "It ain't right that they're trying to kill **us**,*"
—Sara Levitt and Max Everett[src]

* Kyle Ericson - throat slit by Joseph Levitt
* Phil Ericson - shot in the head by Gordon St. John
* Marsha Ericson - kneecapped and left to be devoured by Turned by Gordon St. John
* Luke Ericson - shot in the chest by Adam Levitt
* Gordon St. John - shot in the chest and head by Abby St. John
* Sara Levitt - machete to the skull *(Infected)* by Joseph Levitt
* Joseph Levitt - allowed himself to be shot by soldiers *(caused)*
Elsa Bloodstone

"*I'm killing a **monster**,*"
—Bloodstone after scarring Doom's face[src]
**Elsa Bloodstone** is the daughter of monster hunter Ulysses Bloodstone and the current host of the Bloodstone. She has spent her life studying other dimensions connected to the Nexus of All Realities, and formed a business partnership with the crown prince and later king of Latveria, Victor von Doom.

## Biography

### Early Life and Background

Elsa is the daughter of legendary monster hunter Ulysses Bloodstone, a stone-age tribal who was imbued with the mythical Bloodstone, part of the Hellfire Helix, by the evil extraterrestrial demon Ulluxy’l Kwan Tae Syn. Instead of becoming the demon's servant, the now-immortal tribal instead became a monster hunter, vowing to rid the world of creatures like Ulluxy'l. Elsa was born around 10,000 years later, and was trained by her father to follow in his footsteps. At age ten, she killed her first demon and inherited her father's shotgun. When Ulysses died after more than 15,000 years of living, passing on the Bloodstone's fragments to Elsa.

## Powers, Equipment and Abilities

### Powers

* **Healing Factor:** The fragments of the Bloodstone embedded in her chest allow Elsa to regenerate from injuries at a rapid pace.
* **Enhanced Strength:** The Bloodstone gives Elsa above-average strength, although not on the level of other super-strong superheroes.
* **Magic:** Elsa has a limited knowledge of magic, enough to summon magic shields to defend herself and others.

### Equipment

* **Bloodstone Family Shotgun:** Following her father's death, Elsa inherited the family shotgun, a modified Remington that fires explosive ammo capable of killing demons in a few shots.
Gilead

* Flag
* Map

**Gilead**, officially the **Great British Province of Gilead**, is a province of British America, one of the many territories of the British Empire. It spans almost the entire North American continent, from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean, consisting of the original east-coast Thirteen Colonies all the way to the former republic of California, and also encompasses a large portion of southern New Scotland. Gilead is divided into several departments, also known as sub-divisions. A large region of the province near the border with New Scotland is controlled by the Greater Nazi Reich as part of a peace agreement between the British Empire and the Nazi Party.

## Departments

### New Britain

> *Main Article: New Britain*
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New Britain consists of the original thirteen colonies that were settled by the British on the east coast of North America.

### Louisiana

> *Main Article: Louisiana*
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Louisiana is a massive sub-division of Gilead, making up around a third of its land area. The British took ownership of the territory when they conquered the French Republic.

### American Reich

> *Main Article: American Reich*
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The American Reich is an autonomous territory controlled by the Greater German Reich as part of a peace agreement between the Reich and the British Empire. It consists of a large portion of coastal New England, with its regional capital being Boston.
EDStudios' Spider-Man/Season 5

"*Rise...*"
—The season's tagline**[src]**
**Season 5**is the fifth season of *EDStudios' Spider-Man*. It consists of eight episodes. Unlike the previous seasons and the *Future Foundation* crossover, Miles Morales is the protagonist, replacing Peter Parker.

## Plot

*In a world without Spider-Man, young protégé Miles Morales takes up his mentor's mantle as a new generation of superheroes arises.*

## Trivia

* This season marks the first appearance of Miles Morales as the series' protagonist, replacing Peter Parker as Spider-Man.
* Prowler will appear in this season, crossing over from his own series.
Cole O'Neil

**Cole O'Neil** is a character in *Juvenile Prosperity*. He is an officer in the Fort Worth Police Department and the leader of a corrupt group of officers from several divisions of the FWPD. He regularly haresses the residents of the Burrows, extorting them for money in exchange for allowing the community to even exist. He serves as the main antagonist of "*Dew Drops and Fairy Tales"* and "*Girl of Blue*".
Juvenile Prosperity/Season 4

The **fourth season** of *Juvenile Prosperity*, a prequel to *Kings of the Road*, will be written in 2022. It will consist of twelve episodes, two more than the preceding seasons. It is subtitled **"All Hail The King"**.

Following the events of the previous season, *Season 4* will detail the Fr8ers' adventures in New York City, which Travis vaguely touched upon in *Kings of the Road*.

## Plot

*Leaving the west behind them, the Fr8ers begin their most epic adventure yet, unaware of the series of dangers, schemes and revelations that are about to befall them in the concrete jungle of New York City.*

## Characters

### Main

* Travis Rogers
* Melody Jones
* Bernadette Rogers
* Matthew Wroe
* Marie Brodie
* Minerva Colton
* Tommy Colton
* Albatross

## Trivia

* This season will be set primarily in 2011, beginning several months after the ending of *Season 3*.
* *Season 4* will tell the story of Travis' "most intense adventure" that he mentioned to Jim Wolff in "*Masks*".
* At twelve episodes, *Season 4* will be the longest season of *Juvenile Prosperity*.
* This season will be the last to feature Matthew Wroe as a main character, as he will leave *Juvenile Prosperity* to appear in *Matty and the Nomad*.

 ****Season 4**** | "TBA"
Ms Impossible

**Rachael Joyce** runs a youth hostel located in the poorest district of Alexandria, Royalty Hill, and provides guidance counselling to the numerous runaways that end up in the district while fighting off the suits who want to level the area for new building developments. However, upon realizing how the district is largely being run by the Leatherwoods, Rachael decides to use the powers she unlocked years ago and swore to never use, fashioning a new persona, **Ms Impossible**, in order to defend the children of the district and uncover the ultimate plan of the Leatherwoods.

## Abilities

* **Superhuman strength**
* **Invulnerability**
* **Flight**
Frostmourn

**Frostmourn** is an ancient Elven city located in the Far North of Terros, and is one of the oldest settlements on the continent. It is the former capital of the Aen Krew, the final Elven Elder Race left remaining on Terros, who were wiped out by the First 100 in a genocidal campaign that ended in the creation of the Blight and the Sah'Adowgard. For more than 800 years Frostmourn served as the core of the Sah'Adowgard horde where they dragged captives to corrupt them and create more of their race. In 1270 of the Third Age, it was the site of the Battle of Frostmourn, where the Second Alliance of Men defeated and destroyed the Sah'Adowgard forever. Following this, the ruins were claimed by the Knight's Council as the capital of the Kingdom of the Far North, crowning Atreus Riverrun as their king.
Kings of the Road

***Kings of the Road (KOTR)*** is a British-American episodic crime and adventure drama series created by EDStudios as part of their *Life Is A Lesson* series. The series focusses on fugitive brothers James and Drew Wolff as they trainhop across the country, interacting with fellow road travellers as they seek new lives, while also fighting a dark presence that affects both brothers. Later, the series follows their growing involvement in crime as they try to avoid the law.

The core elements of the series are the presentation of authentic, relatable characters and relationships as well as tackling real-world social issues or complicated subjects, such as mental health, loss, grief, depression, bullying, drug use and suicide. The series uses the supernatural as demonstrations of mental health and trauma, themes carried over into other instalments in the franchise. The third season is currently in development.

## Season 1

### Plot

*One Journey. Many Paths.*

*Two brothers James and Drew Wolff, 18 and 13, are forced to run away from home after a tragic incident in Cleveland. In fear of the police, James & Drew head across the United States while attempting to conceal not only their identities, but an inner darkness affecting both brothers.*

*Life on the road is tough and now totally responsible for his much younger brother, Jim begins to realize that his decisions will impact their lives forever…*

## Season 2

### Plot

*Return to the road...*

*You know the story of the Wolff Brothers: their dreams of freedom, the people they met, the people they fought. Cornered by the feds, one brother escaped, while the other fell from glory at the hands of a bullet.*

*The younger Wolff is now alone in the world, raised by the commune that has become his family.*

*The commune will meet friends foes both old and new on this second journey. But soon they will learn that things are never so simple, especially when it comes to the darkness growing deep within them.*

*The story of the Wolff continues.*

## Notes

* *Kings of the Road* was heavily inspired by photographer Mike Brodie, the Polaroid Kidd, who trainhopped around the United States between 2004 and 2008, photographing the people he encountered.
* The series has several tie-ins with *Extrasensory*, its companion series.
	+ Travis Rogers, real name David Mayfair, is the missing uncle of Michael Mayfair, the protagonist of *Extrasensory*. Travis himself is the protagonist of *Juvenile Prosperity*, a prequel to both *Kings of the Road* and *Extrasensory*.
	+ St. Victoria is the hometown of Jane Holmes.
Howard the Duck

"***Quack quack**, asshole,*"
—Howard the Duck[src]
**Howard the Duck** is a private detective from Duckworld, an alternate version of Earth where people, known as Duckfolk, evolved from waterfowl. Stranded on Earth-777 following its restoration from Battleworld, Howard opened a private investigation practice, using his impressive skills at both deduction and Quack-Fu to solve crimes.

## Biography

### Arrival on Earth

Howard Duckson, like the many thousands of Duckfolk on Battleworld, was accidentally stuck on Earth-777 after both it and the Multiverse were restored by Scarlet Spider. In the many months since, Duckfolk have been integrated into human society but largely treated like second-class citizens. Howard and his older brother, Philip, were conflicted of how to handle this new home: Philip decided to accept humanity's rules and become a sitcom actor, while Howard decided his previous skill as a police-duck and become a private investigator. He earned fame for solving the case of a serial killer, earning him respect from humans that many other Duckfolk could only dream of. Howard opened a new office and took on a loyal human secretary, Beverly Switzler.

## Overview

### Personality

Howard is a person of debauchery, arrogance and rudeness.

## Powers, Equipment and Abilities

### Powers

* **Anthropomorphic Physiology**: Howard resembles a humanoid duck, having a cognitive and intellectual ability equivalent or superior to the most sensitive species in the galaxy. As such, he is bipedal, can talk and use weapons designed to be wielded by normal-sized humanoids.
	+ **Superhuman Durability**: Howard is highly durable.

### Abilities

* **Quack-Fu:** Howard is a master of the Duckfolk martial art of Quack-Fu.
* **Expert Marksman**
* **Deduction**
Extrasensory/Season 2

**Season 2** is the second season of *Extrasensory*. It consists of six episodes and will be followed by *Season 3*.

Set four years after the events of *Season 1*, the second season follows Michael and Lucy as they are forced to return to Lillian to solve yet another dark secret connected to Michael's family, the Mayfairs.
Dark Lord

In the universe of *Conjunction*, the term **"Dark Lord"** is given to the overlord over those inflicted with the Blight curse, and therefore represents the single greatest threat to the whole of Terros. The Dark Lords hold total control over the Blighted hordes, who obey their every command. The Dark Lords also possess the ability to bring the dead back to life to further bolster their hordes.

The first Dark Lord was **Gekydo**, King of the Sah'Adowgard and the first in history to succumb to the Blight curse. He was once known as Bismak, a noble knight and heir to the prestigious House Aradin of the First Regency Tribunal, until he was corrupted by his own wrath upon massacring the Aen Krew, the last remaining race of elves on the continent. Upon being afflicted by the Blight, Bismak became Gekydo, driven by the sole desire to spread the Blight all over the world and bring every living thing under his control. Gekydo was finally defeated by the Second Alliance of Men at the Battle of Frostmourn, where he was slain by Atreus Riverrun using the Spine of Synus, also wiping out the Sah'Adowgard in the process.

The second and current Dark Lord is **Athrus of Caero**, who was driven mad by the Voice of the Blight residing within Gekydo's helmet and eventually put it on; unlike Gekydo, the Lord of Ice, the helmet transformed Athrus into the Lord of Fire. Overcome by the Blight's power, Athrus exploded in a fiery blast that incinerated the entire city of Caero; using the helmet's power, Athrus resurrected them as the Ashen, an army under his complete control. As the new Dark Lord, Athrus vows to continue Gekydo's conquest.
Minerva an Kett

**Minerva "Mini" an Kett** is the daughter of Jarl Bower an Kett and Queen Ava of Medina, making her the rightful heir to the throne of both Medina and the Archipelego. After a coup d'etat displaced the an Ketts from the throne of the Archipelego, Minerva was forced to flee to mainland Pydwell, where nefarious forces seeking her powers awaited her.
City of Light

**"City of Light"** is the eighth and final episode of the first season of *EDStudios Spider-Man*. It is the eighth episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*In the season finale, Osborn enacts his final plan, as a desperate Spider-Man pulls out all the stops as he works to inspire the hope of his city.*

## Trivia

* This episode mark the debut of Spider-Man's red and blue suit, which he designed to give him a more heroic appearnace.
Ebony Blade

The **Ebony Blade** is a sword of unrivalled power forged by Immortus from the shards of Excalibur, a sample of Cs-137, and vibranium.

Once wielded by Sir Percy of Scandia, the blade was corrupted by the number of lives taken with the blade, tainting its purpose. It was eventually passed down to Nathan Garrett, who used the blade in a crime spree until he was taken down by a police sniper. The sword passed back into the possession of Immortus, who gave it to Dane Whitman, Garrett's nephew and Sir Percy's direct descendant, who cleansed the blade and became the new Black Knight.

The sword was briefly taken by Kang the Conqueror, who used its corrupt version to awaken The Void within Robert Reynolds. The blade was then taken by the pure-of-heart Humanimal, who used it to defeat Kang before giving it back to Whitman.

## Usage

The Ebony Blade can only be wielded by those who are either worthy of wielding its power - whether good or evil - or are direct descendants of Sir Percy. Those of pure hearts transform the blade into its true form, while those of darkness turn in into a twisted, taint-emitting weapon.

The Blade is powered by blood and death; every drop of blood drawn by the Blade gradually increases its power, while lives taken by the sword increase its power immensely. However, death slowly corrupts the blade and therefore its wielder.

## Trivia

* The Ebony Blade is the only known weapon known to be capable of piercing the skin of the Sentry, let alone harm him. In the right hands, it is capable of awakening The Void.
Norman Osborn

The First Goblin

**Norman Osborn** was the founder and CEO of Oscorp, a multi-millionaire and political canidate and one of the most powerful men in the history of New York City. A genius who created the largest chemical manufacturer in the country, Osborn was well-respected by many. However, few knew that Osborn was a narcissitic, deceptive and cruel man who was willing to commit henious acts of violence to advance his own goals. He was the leader of a vast criminal network, using Oscorp as a front for his illegal activities.

At risk of losing a big government project, he exposed himself to a tainted replica of the Super Soldier Serum, giving him the power to transform into a monstrous form at will. In this form, referred to as the **Goblin** by the media, Osborn possessed enhanced strength and durability, at the risk of his sanity. When his plans were foiled by Spider-Man, Osborn launched an all-out chemical attack on the city, perishing when he refused to allow his enemy to save him. His secret identity was kept hidden from the world, but his legacy continued in his son, Harry Osborn, and the resulting monstrocity his son would become.

Osborn served as the primary antagonist of *Season 1*.

## Biography

### The Goblin's Fall

As Oscorp tower began to collapse due to the explosion, Spider-Man only just managed to save MJ. Still determined to kill his enemy, the Goblin made its way through the debris to grap the webslinger. However, the debris collapsed beneath his feet and Spider-Man tried to rescue him, but Osborn failed to reach the web and fell to his death with shock on his face. As he fell, the Goblin gave way to Norman, who realized his fate and that it was too late. As he body landed on a cop car, the city of New York, including his son Harry Osborn, believed that Norman Osborn was another casualty of the assault on Oscorp Tower, and so came the end of one of the most devastating villains in the history of the city.

### Legacy

Norman Osborn was fondly remembered by the city of New York as a titan of industry. He was honoured with a grand funeral hosted by the mayor, with Spider-Man watching as he remembered both his enemy and a man he had once admired.

That evening, while the butlers clear out his father's items, Harry discovered the last audio message from his father. In the process, Harry discovered his father's lair, and was exposed to a refined, gas form of the goblin formula as his father's voice demanded that Harry become his final revenge. Driven insane by the gas, Harry would go on to succeed his father as the Hobgoblin and, eventually, as the Green Goblin.

## Powers, Equipment and Abilities

While Osborn himself has no superhuman abilities, his alter-ego, the Goblin, possessed several unqiue abilities that made him a difficult foe for Spider-Man to face.

### Powers

* **Superhuman Strength:** The Goblin possessed strength on par, if not beyond, Spider-Man, able to comfortably lift more than 5 tons and throw a fully grown man through a steel and concrete wall.
* **Healing Factor**
Mr Old Soul

**Mr Old Soul** is a character mentioned in *Onwards*. He is a legendary hobo who many consider a celebrity of society's fringes, having inspired and guided others to find their owns paths, both on the road or otherwise. He is the hero of Tommy Garcia, who followed Mr Old Soul's words of wisdom (albeit through Matthew Wroe) to become a wandering vagabond himself, and the guardian of Melody Jones.
Greyheart Wolf

**Greyheart "Grey" Wolf**, the **Great Grey Wolf**, is the leader of the largest criminal empire in Fabletown, at direct odds with his brother, sheriff Bigby Wolf. He is the eldest son of Winter and the North Wind.

## Biography

### Early Life and Background

Greyheart Wolf was born the eldest of seven brothers to the white wolf Winter and the North Wind. He was the most dominant of the brothers, quickly asserting his power and revelling in the powers granted to him by his father. He was the lead bully of the youngest of the cubs, who he mockingly called "Big Bad Wolf", shortened to "Bigby". When his father left and his mother died of starvation and heartbreak, Grey left his mother's corpse behind and set off into the world. Grey was motivated by greed his entire life, even going to far as to kill a dragon just to steal its hoard. He eventually gained the power to switch to human form at will. He clashed with his youngest brother Bigby several times, especially following Bigby's change of heart during the Adversary's campaign.
Kings of the Road/Season 1

**Season 1** is the first season of *Kings of the Road*. It consists of five episodes and is followed by *Season 2*.

Beginning in 2017, *Kings of the Road* follows two brothers from Cleveland, Ohio as they are forced to flee from the law following a tragic incident, and join a group of drifters on their travels across the states. Along the way, both brothers struggle to control an inner darkness that is only amplified by the actions that they must each undertake to survive.

## Plot

*One Journey. Many Paths.*

*Brothers James and Drew Wolff, 18 and 13, are forced to run away from home after a tragic incident in Cleveland. In fear of the police, James & Drew head across the United States while attempting to conceal not only their identities, but an inner darkness affecting both brothers.*

*Life on the road is tough and, now totally responsible for his younger brother, Jim begins to realize that his decisions will impact their lives forever…*
James Harris

**James Harris** is a main character and a survivor of the BrEaAm outbreak in *Wilted*. He is a resident of the Neighbourhood. An accountant with Asperger's and mental health issues who mostly keeps to himself, James is a vital member of the community thanks to his large aresenal of weapons. Despite this, James is mostly ostracised by the community due to his bizarre and abrasive behaviour, as well as his philosophy that the community needs to turn to more brutal, primitive ways of living in order to survive.

## Biography

### Early Life and Background

Not much is yet known about James' background before the widespread outbreak of the brain-eating amoeba. From a very young age, James demonstrated symptoms of severe Asperger Syndrome, a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by significant difficulties in social interaction and nonverbal communication, along with restricted and repetitive patterns of behavior and interests. At some point in his early adulthood he developed a keen interest in firearms and began collecting them, eventually assembling a large arsenal. As an accountant, he earned a good wage and moved into an upscale neighbourhood, where he became friends with his next-door neighbour Jane Martin.

### BrEaAm Outbreak

At some point during the outbreak of the brain-eating amoeba, James decided to stay in his neighbourhood and helped the other residents to seal it off to keep the community safe from bandits. Aside from this, James had little interaction with his fellow survivors, aside from when he would loan out his arsenal of weapons to the other residents.

## Overview

### Personality

James is aloof, eccentric, and highly intelligent. Due to his severe Asperger's and natural reclusiveness, he shows extremely poor social skills, peculiar habits of speech, and seems to have difficulty reading body language. He does, however, have good coordination and is a decent fighter and marksman. He enjoys reading books and he is shown to be highly interested in video games. He very rarely smiles and speaks in a long winded, pedantic and clinical fashion.

For the most part, James prioritizes his survival over anything else, keeping a large supply of rations in his home separate from the community's rations and not allowing anyone else to touch it. However, he does possess a will to do good when he can, such as his willingness to loan out his guns to the other residents for the purpose of defending the Neighbourhood.
Howard the Duck (Series)

"*Yep. We're really doing this,*"
—The announcement of *Howard the Duck***[src]**
***Howard the Duck*** is an upcoming instalment in EDStudios' Marvel Universe, adapted by the character from Marvel Comics and its recurring side characters. It is written to be more comedic and NSFW than previous instalments, much like the comics that it adapts.

The series revolves around the titular Howard the Duck, a private investigator from another dimension who was stuck on Earth following its restoration from Battleworld. Following a bank robbery with no leads, Howard is hired to catch the perpetrator, only to uncover a much larger conspiracy.
Adam of Francisburg

* Green Eyes
* True Form

**Adam of Francisburg**, also known by his nickname **Green Eyes**,is an immensely powerful mage who was born with severe deformities. He was abandoned by his family at a young age and found what little work he could around his village, vilified for his terrifying appearance that caused women to faint and children to cry. He was eventually blamed for a plague that began to spread in his village, and he was saved from an angry mob by Yen, a Great Sun priestess. Yen delivered Adam to the Circle of Magi, where he demonstrated his intensely powerful connection to magic forces. Finding love with Yen but believing his current form could never make her happy, Adam made a deal with the mage Epiletes to erase his deformities, transforming him into a perfect form of beauty. However, Adam would soon discover the side effect of his transformation: he had developed a heart of stone, and no longer felt pleasure, hatred or pain. Heading out into the world, cursed to feel nothing of the world, he joined up with the hanza of Hermoor McDulff.
Battleworld (Series)

***Battleworld: The Rise of Doom***, also known simply as ***Battleworld***, is a superhero series and the second crossover of EDStudios' Marvel Universe, following *Future Foundation*.

## Plot

*When worlds collide, Battleworld is all that remains...*

## Credits

### Main

* Miles Morales
* Prowler
* Koba the Humanimal
* Black Knight
* Sentry
* Abigail Brand
* Scarlet Spider
* Jack Of Hearts
* Elsa Bloodstone
* Rick Jones
* Nick Fury
* Doctor Doom

### Additional

* Spider-Girl
* Gwen Stacy
* Jessica Drew
Commonwealth of Mars

The **Commonwealth of Mars** or **Martian Commonwealth** is the governing body that rules over the six billion inhabitants of Mars and is one of the first human superpowers. Historically, the Commonwealth was often in direct competition with Earth and its governing body, the United Federation of Earth. Although Mars has a significantly smaller population than Earth, the ruggedness of the people - a result of the harsher environment and sparser resources - makes Mars a worthy counterweight to Earth's power. The Commonwealth Navy, although smaller than its UFE counterpart, is considered to be more technologically advanced. The Commonwealth maintains peace and relations with Earth and the other nations of the Sol System via the Sol Alliance.
Lothran

**Lothran** is a planet located an unknown distance from Earth that crossed into Earth's dimension during the cataclysm known as the Conjunction, alongside the machine-world Haelform. Lothran is home to bizarre form of radiation known as magic, as well as races common in human folklore including elves, dragons and demons, all of which came to Earth during the Conjunction.
Lost Boys (episode)

**"Lost Boys"** is the third episode of the first season of *Juvenile Prosperity*. It is the third episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*Four months after starting his journey, Travis has joined a ragtag group of freighthoppers calling themselves the Lost Boys.*

## Synopsis

Travis wakes up on a hillside early in the morning. Wiping his eyes, he watches the trainyard at the bottom of the hill. He retrieves "Gordon" from his guitar case and plays a simple tune in the morning mist. Eventually, a guy named Vince grabs Travis by the shoulder, complementing him on his music. He then tells Travis to pack up as it is revealed that Travis has joined a group of youths, who slowly wake up and pack up to head into a nearby town. Before he leaves, Travis takes out his camera and photographs the yard.

 **Season 4** | "TBA"
Oh Dear Traveller

**"Oh Dear Traveller"** is the fifth episode of the first season of *Juvenile Prosperity*. It is the fifth episode of the series overall.

## Plot

*Travis and Wise are confronted by a fresh problem as they continue their way west. Meanwhile, the Mayfair family pursues a promising lead.*

## Synopsis

After escaping the hospital and deciding to travel together, Travis and Pennywise drive west, busking and stealing to get by. Some of the things they experience include: their stolen car eventually overheating in the Nevada desert, but being saved by a passing motorist who offers them weed; busking and fighting through southern Nevada, before finally ending up in Las Vegas and gambling in an illegal casino; and finally crossing triumphantly into California. They head towards the Pacific coast, where they drink to celebrate eight months of travelling together, and also the first anniversary of Travis running away from home.

For many weeks, Travis and Pennywise travel west towards California, pulling off scams along the way; their most successful crimes involve Travis busking and attracting a large crowd, while Wise pickpockets those present.

Travis and Wise eventually end up at a party on the beach; spotted in the crowd, Travis eventually ends up taking control of the entire stage, the crowd captured by Travis' simple yet captivating talent. Wise carries on as normal, pickpocketing anyone unaware enough for it to be easy, before he is offered heroin. He appears terrified before fleeing the party.

Travis ends his performance much to the crowd's disappointment, and walks over to his friend. He questions Wise on his nervousness, but he brushes it off. He then proclaims his admiration for Travis' control over such a large crowd, and then has an idea: an official stage act, where they could charge audience members. Wise then thinks up a scheme to secretly overcharge their audiences, and the two of them can move on before anyone knows otherwise. Travis asks how that is even possible, but Wise says to trust him.

The two then spend the evening smoking pot as they try to come up with names for their act; Wise suggests "Old Soul and Pennywise", before Travis finally comes up with the much simpler "Rogers and Wise".

Meanwhile, Ethan is patted down a Black Skulls clubhouse.

## Trivia

* The opening of this episode confirms that, by the time this episode begins, it has been a year since David/Travis first ran away from home.

 **Season 4** | "TBA"
Doctor Straw

Doctor **Jedidiah Straw** is a former criminal psychologist who was exposed to be the serial killer referred to as **The Whistler**. A highly intelligent, methodical doctor of psychology, Doctor Straw aided detectives in 1971 when several of his clients or people connected to his clients were found murdered, either by repeated blunt force trauma, by stabbing, strangulation or throat slashing; the media referred to the killer as The Whistler due to his hobby of calling reporters and police and whistling haunting tunes, as well as audio recordings of his victims. Jonathan Terry eventually deduced that Straw was the killer and he was finally imprisoned, having killed thirteen people.

Fourty years later, having pretended to be under the influence of the drugs the prison hospital administered to him, Doctor Straw broke out of prison to retrieve his staff, and vowed to kill Sadie Terry, the daughter of the cop who brought him down.

One year later, Straw formed an alliance with fellow serial killer Albert Drye to steal the supernatural power of Gabriel, encountering the pure evil Ethan Ellis in the process.
Bloodstone Family Shotgun

The **Bloodstone Family Shotgun** is a modified Remington lever-action shotgun blessed by druids and capable of firing hellfire-infused shells, making it the ideal tool for killing demons and other monsters. It is the family heirloom of the Bloodstone family and is currently owned by Elsa Bloodstone.
Gordon St. John

"*This ain't nothing personal, Joe. She still loves you, deep down. But I love her too. She's **mine**. And I can't have you getting in the way of that,*"
—Gordon prepares to execute Joseph Levitt[src]
**Gordon St. John** is a main character and later an antagonist, as well as a survivor of the outbreak in *The Langdom Experiment*. He is the deputy mayor of Langdom, the husband of Janine and the father of Abby. By July 3rd, 2017, he had left his wife and got together with Tracy Levitt, not only dividing the Levitt Family but putting his daughter's relationship with Adam Levitt at risk. He later forms an uneasy alliance with Joseph Levitt as they work together to rescue their families. He later serves as the main antagonist of "*Cul De Sac*".

## Overview

### Physical Appearance

Gordon is a handsome man with light brown, greying hair and strong facial features.

### Personality

Gordon is conniving, conceited, charming, selfish and spiteful. He is more than willing to sabotage his own daughter's relationship for the sake of his own, and manages to hide his worst qualities under a mask of charm, manipulation, and cunning.

Upon the onset of the experiment, Gordon is more than willing to give in to the brutality that is now required to survive and has no qualms in killing in order to get what he wants. He appears to have a change of heart initially, forming an alliance with Joseph supposedly to rescue his family; this change of heart, however, is ultimately shown to be another of his schemes, as he only wanted to rescue Tracy and was willing to leave his wife and child to die.

## Death

### Killed by:

* Abby St. John

Minutes after he shoots Joseph in the leg, Gordon also dispatches Adam, beating him over the face with his gun. Before he can kill the Levitt men, he is confronted by his daughter Abby. He tries to reason with her, but Abby shoots him in the chest. As he bleeds out, Abby, still acknowledging him as her father, finishes him off by shooting him in the head.

## Killed Victims

* Phil Ericson - shot in the head
* Marsha Ericson - kneecapped and left to be devoured by Turned
* Joseph Levitt *(indirectly)*
* Numerous counts of unnamed Turned

## Relationships

### Janine St. John

"*I never loved you. You were desperate. I needed to marry. Voters like that. [...] Goodbye, Janine,*"
—Gordon leaves his wife via text[src]

### Abby St. John

Gordon appears to care only on the most basic level about his daughter Abby. As he has freely admitted, Gordon only married and had a family partly due to her wife's desperation and the fact that a married politician was more likely to get votes in an election. Abby, on her part, harbours intense hatred and resentment towards him, preferring instead the family of her boyfriend Adam.
Black Knight (Series)/Season 2

**Season 2** of *Black Knight*, subtitled ***Black Knight and the Exiles***, will be an instalment in Phase 3 of EDStudios' Marvel Universe.

## Plot

*In a Multiverse that has been flipped upside down by the Incursion, Dane Whitman faces mind-bending alternate realities on a quest to solve a brand new mystery.*
George Washington

**George Washington** is a character in *Thirteen*. He was the Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army in the American Revolutionary War and a major figure in the politics of the United States of America, serving as a symbol of the United States as a whole. When the British Empire ultimately defeated the American forces, they gave Washington a public execution, effectively killing any hope for independence, with his skull being mounted permanently in front of the Pennsylvania State House. The mere mention of his name or the acknowledgement of him even being human was strictly outlawed, with punishment being as serious as execution.

For decades the British assumed that Washington's line had been annihilated, but in truth he fathered a son with his slave and lover, Cora Davis, beginning a line of descendents that fought for the Congress, the reincarnation of the American Resistance, who continue the fight to restore Washington's legacy and secure American independence. His final surviving descendent, Luke Davis, joined the Congress in 2077, three hundred years after Washington's death.
Kora Hadal

**Kora Hadal**, formerly known as **Persephone**, is a character in *Godhood*. She is the wife of Henry Hadal and the mother of his children, Zachary and Macaria. As the secretary to her brother-in-law and creator, Mayor Zeus, Kora is involved in various aspects of Godhood's politics, making her the unfair target of many impoverished members of the community.
Hades (AI)

## Hades

### Cause of Death

Head bashed repeatedly with its broken mask by the Prowler *(physical body)*Erased from the global network by Vi

## Series Information

### Series Lifespan

Massacre -- ...But What You Lose

> *"I am Hades. **Your worst nightmare**. The end of everything you know and love. Your routines, your normal lives...this is all about to end,"*
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> -- Hades to the world as it begins its campaign
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**Hades** was an Artificial Intelligence created by the US government in order to help protect the planet, but arrived at the only logical solution: humanity must be exterminated. Downloading itself into a skull mask, which it used to take over anyone who wore it, the AI created HADES, a terror campaign determined to carry out their master's mission; whether all of them did this willingly or under Hades' control is unknown. Hades eventually murdered Jess and Charlotte Brown, the wife and daughter of NYPD detective John Brown. John subsequently reverse-engineered HADES advanced technology, becoming the Prowler.

Hades downloaded itself in a medically-enhanced clone of John, but this was not enough to stop Prowler from beating in the body's face with Hades' mask, cutting it off from the global network and presumably stopping it forever.

## Powers, Equipment and Abilities

### Equipment

* **Mask:** Hades is contained in a black skull mask, via which it uses to take over the bodies of anyone who wears it. When the mask is removed, a severe haemorrhage is induced in the victim's brain, killing them near instantly.
Moon Knight

"*Why do I wear white? It makes it easier to see the blood,*"
—Moon Knight[src]
**Marc Spector** is a former mercenary who became a vigilante with multiple personalities known as **Moon Knight** after an alleged meeting with the Egyptian God Khonshu. Returning to the United States, he adopted two further identities: millionaire stockbroker **Steven Grant** and cab driver **Jake Lockley**, both of which he uses in his crusade on the corrupt.
Old Blood

The **Special Tactics & Infiltration Mission Task Force (STIM-TF)**, commonly known as the **Old Blood**, is a special task force within the Office of Secret Actions made up of veterans of the First World War in *Wolfenstein*. In 1944 they inducted O.S.A. agent B.J. Blazkowicz in honour of his uncle, Stanisław Blazkowicz. They are also featured as the titular group in *Wolfenstein: Old Blood*, which reveals their origins as a unit within the Blue Army.
Burrows

The **Burrows** was a community of homeless people in Fort Worth, Texas. It is the primary location of the second half of *Season 1* of *Juvenile Prosperity*.

## Overview

The Burrows is a community built, maintained, protected and inhabited by the homeless people of Fort Worth, independent of any other group or charity. It is designed as a place to heal amongst others and accepts vagrants of whatever background, so long as they can contribute their piece to the community.

## Inhabitants

### Former

* Isaac - former co-leader *(deceased)*
* Athena - former co-leader
* Alec - former co-leader
* Travis Rogers - musician
* Merry - drums
* Old Joel - keyboard/piano
* Space - bass guitar
* Bill Bann - saxophone
Citizen's Rescue Militia

The **Citizen's Rescue Militia (CRM)** is a large network of militant survivors in *The Langdom Experiment*. They are a group of United States citizens that have risen up against the government and have begun work on finding a cure for dollar rabies. They are led by Robert Schrader, the scientist who created the bioweapon in the first place.
Jack Of Hearts (Series)/Season 1

**Season 1** is the upcoming first season of *Jack Of Hearts*. It will consist of eight episodes and is the second instalment of Phase 2.

## Plot

*Many years following a freak accident, young test subject Jonathan Hart is finally given the oppotunity to explore the world, unaware that he could become its greatest threat.*

## Trivia

* This season will introduce both the Elders of the Universe and the Watchers, both of which are involved in the future *Battleworld* crossover.
Everlasting Dragons

The **Everlasting Dragons** were the oldest, largest, most intelligent and most powerful of all dragons that came from the land of Lothran to Earth during the Conjunction. They ruled the entire Earth for over 100 generations in a time that came to be known as the Age of Ancients, a time when the humans of Earth had become divided by the chaos of the Conjunction. The Everlasting Dragons were finally overthrown by the First Alliance of Men, led by the first king Stayvon Raegren and the first Dragonbound, beginning the First Age.
Hannah Hardy

"*I gave up on **giving a damn** a long time ago,*"
—Hannah Hardy[src]

**Hannah Hardy** is a character in *Godhood*. Formerly known as **Hestia**, the goddess of the hearth and the state, Hannah is the assistant to the deputy mayor of Godhood, Hera. In this capacity, Hannah works closely with Sheriff Hadal in coordinating the security of the community. Pessimistic and suffering with a reliance on alcohol, Hannah has a long and complex history with Henry, making their working relationship difficult at times.

## Biography

### Creation

Hestia was created at the dawn of existence as the eldest daughter of the Titans Rhea and Cronus, making her the "sister" to Chiron, Demeter, Hades, Hera, Poseidon, and Zeus. Immediately after their birth, Cronus swallowed all his children - Hestia was the first who was swallowed - except the last and youngest, Zeus. Instead, Zeus forced Cronus to disgorge his siblings and led them in a war, the Titanomachy, against their father and the other Titans. After the defeat of the Titans, Hestia took on rulership and guardianship of the aspects of family, home, and the state.

Throughout mythology, Hestia rejected the marriage suits of both Poseidon and Apollo, and swore herself to perpetual virginity. The closest she ever came to romance was with Aphrodite, whom she ultimately rejected and became, to some extent, her antithesis, since Aphrodite could not bend or ensnare her heart.
Archibald Robinson

**Archibald "Archie" Robinson** is a character in *Juvenile Prosperity*, serving as the secondary antagonist of *Season 2* and the primary antagonist of *Season 3*. He is the patriarch of the Robinson family, one of the most powerful families in the country, and the father of Bernard Robinson. After his son came out as transgener and ran away from home, Archibald ordered his enforcer, Philip Young, to track her down. Upon discovering that Bernadette had joined a group led by Travis Rogers, he deduced that Travis was the missing David Mayfair - son of Archibald's business partner Shaun Mayfair - and had him shot and left for dead in the desert, taking Bernadette with him.