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A Murder is Announced

A Murder is Announced is the fourth and final episode of Series 1.

Previous Episode: 4:50 From Paddington

Next Episode: Sleeping Murder

Transmitted: 2nd January 2005

Viewers: 7.78 million

## Synopsis

The residents of Chipping Cleghorn are astonished to read an advert in the local newspaper that a murder will take place the following Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Little Paddocks, the home of Letitia Blacklock. A group gathers and at that precise moment, the lights go out and a young hotel employee, Rudi Schertz, is shot. The police assume he had placed the ad and had planned it as a robbery, but for Miss Marple it's not that obvious. She believes that the killer was likely one of the people in the room. When two of those present the evening of the murder are subsequently killed, it's left to Miss Marple to unravel a complex series of relationships and false identities, all centered around Randell Goedler, a wealthy industrialist who had died 10 years earlier.

## Differences to the Original

* The Harmons aren't included, so Miss Marple stays with Miss Murgatroyd, in this version a daughter of an old friend.
* Mrs Easterbrook is another character omitted.
* The Colonel is depicted as a divorced alcoholic, who was thrown out of the army for drunkenness.
* Mrs Swettenham is a single mother and is attempting to convince Colonel Easterbrook to marry her. Her son Edmund is greatly opposed to this.
* Edmund's romance with Phillipa is also omitted.
* Hinch and Murgatroyd are both younger women in this novel and their romance is emphasized far more than in the original.
* Patrick and Julia are more intimately involved than in the book.
* Inspector Craddock is a gruff and impatient man, as well as being more aggressive in his attitude and technique of solving the murder.
Sleeping Murder

Sleeping Murder is the first episode of Series 2.

Previous Episode: A Murder is Announced

Next Episode: The Moving Finger

Transmitted: 5th February 2006

Viewers: 8.74

## Synopsis

Miss Jane Marple is asked to help Gwenda, a wealthy young woman who has bought a house on the English coast, only to experience disturbing visions. Thanks to Miss Marple's investigations, Gwenda discovers that, instead of spending all her life in India, she had lived in the house as a child. The visions are actually flashes of memory and she realizes she witnessed the murder of a beautiful woman named Helen.

## Differences to the Original

* Some of Helen's suitors were not included.
* A travelling company of performers called The Funnybones were introduced.
* Dr Kennedy became the half brother of Claire Kennedy, the first wife of Kevin Halliday, who had assumed the name of Helen to avoid blackmail. Although Helen and Claire are one and the same in this adaptation, they were different people in the original novel.
The Sittaford Mystery

The Sittaford Mystery is the fourth and final episode of Series 2.

Previous Episode: By the Pricking of My Thumbs

Next Episode: At Bertram's Hotel

Transmitted: 30th April 2006

Viewers: 6.58 million

## Synopsis

When Clive Travelyan, Member of Parliement, war hero and heir apparent to Prime Minister Winston Churchill, is killed, Miss Marple sets about to solve the case. Trevelyan had made his fortune many years before in Egypt, having secretly uncovered a lost tomb. He is killed during a major snowstorm when there are no police available. There are several possible suspects, including Trevelyan's ward, James Pearson and his fiancee Emily Trefusis, his political agent, John Enderby, a journalist Charles Burnaby, a visiting American Martin Zimmerman, and several other apparently disinterested parties. A convict has also escaped from Dartmoor prison. Miss Marple concludes that Travelyan's murder is related to his days in Egypt and sets about to identify the murderer.

## Differences to the Original

* This was not written as a Miss Marple story.
* Trevelyan was present at the seance, which he was not in the original.
* The killer's identity is different.
They Do it With Mirrors

They Do it With Mirrors is the third episode of Series 4.

Previous Episode: Murder is Easy

Next Episode: Why Didn't they Ask Evans?

Transmitted: 1st January 2010

Viewers: 5.55 million

## Synopsis

Miss Marple is requested to help her old friend Carrie - Louise, the loving wife of benign philanthropist Lewis Serrocold. Carrie - Louise is slowly poisoned by an unknown hand and her husband and her sister Ruth want absolutely to save her from this dark menace.

## Differences to the Original

* Surprisingly, this adaptation stays close to the original, with only a few minor changes.
Giant Dogs Equals More Cuddles: CliffordXAurora Pups

***Redwater, River, Harper, and Trixie Belongs to Aurorathebigreddog***

Redwater, River, Harper, and Trixie are Clifford and Aurora's puppies!

## Appearances

Redwater: Redwater is a crimson red pup. He has amber brown eyes and has a tuff of fur on the top of his head. He has light red on his paws and on the tip of his tail. Redwater wears a navy blue collar around his neck.

River: River is a light red pup. He has light orange colored eyes with a little bit of brown mixed. His left ear is drooped while his right ear is straight. River wears a light orange collar

Harper: Harper is a mixture of light and crimson red. Her eyes are caramel brown. She wears a black collar with pink hearts on it.

Trixie: Trixie has some dark red, light red and a slight bit of white, expecially on her muzzle, paws, tail and her left ear. She has heterochromia - which her left eye is light orange while her right is tan brown. Trixie wears a purple collar with a silver heart charm on it.

## Stories They appear in

* Stories by Me
* Stories by Others
* Collaboration Stories

TBA

N/A

N/A

## Trivia

* They were all born on: October, 13th, 2019
* Trixie is considered the runt of the litter.
Védőfelszerelés

A 27. szektor egy veszélyes hely, ezért fontos a megfelelő védőfelszerelés. Több technológia is született: nanoszövet, ablatív páncél, nehézpáncél. A 21. században egy teljesen új formája keletkezett a háborúnak: az űrhadviselés, erre is új páncélzatokat kellett kifejleszteni.

### Nanoszövet

Ez a technológia szén-nanocsövekből és kevlar szövetből áll, a Karbon Technológiák védjegye. A védelmet hajlékonyságért és elrejthetőségért áldozza fel. Lézerek ellen nem túl hasznos, arra a célra az ablatív védőfelszerelés hatékonyabb.

   Elválasztott DR: az első szám szúró és vágó sebzésre, a második minden másra vonatkozik.

### Ablatív páncélzat

A páncélzat nanoplasztik rostokból áll, amik lézer hatására elpárolognak és elnyelik az energiát. Sugárfegyverek mellett normál sebzéstől is véd, bár ez a célja másodlagos.

   Elválasztott DR: az első szám égető és robbanó sebzésre, a második szám minden másra vonatkozik.

 Ablatív Nanoplasztik ruha
 Ablatív Nanoplasztik nadrág

### Nehézpáncélzat

Több fajta nehézpáncélzat van: kagylópáncélok, nehézruhák, űrpáncélok.

 Nehéz kagylópáncél
 Harci nehézruha
 Űrpáncél

### Űrruhák

Nem csak a harc veszélyeihez szükséges védelem, hanem az űr viszontagságai ellen is. Ezek a ruhák képesek megtartani max 10 atm nyomást, el vannak látva orvosi szenzorokkal, klímával, és kommunikációs eszközökkel is. Egy űrsisakkal együtt a ruha zárt.

 Nanoszövet vákuumruha

### Sisakok

Mérgező légkörökhöz és űrruhákhoz egy sisak elengedhetetlen, de harci feladatokat is elláthat.

\*rugalmas
The Moving Finger

The Moving Finger is the second episode of Series 2.

Previous Episode: Sleeping Murder

Next Episode: By the Pricking of My Thumbs

Transmitted: 12th February 2006

Viewers: 7.89 million

## Synopsis

When troubled war veteran Jerry Burton and his sister Joanna relocate to the quiet little village of Lymstock in order to allow Jerry to recuperate from what he claims is a motorcycle accident, they are expecting nothing more than country sleepiness and tedium. Much to their surprise, however, they find themselves embroiled in the middle of scandals and secrets; someone is sending vicious poison pen letters to the residents. A local dignitary has already taken his own life over the letters, and it's not long before local gossip Mona Symmington also commits suicide after receiving a letter. But when the letter writer apparently resorts to murder, Jerry finds his curiosity stoked despite himself, and he's not the only one; Miss Jane Marple is also in Lymstock, and she's decided that it's long past time someone got to the bottom of this unpleasant business.

## Differences to the Original

* Not a lot is different, apart from a few main devices.
By the Pricking of My Thumbs

By the Pricking of My Thumbs is the third episode of Series 2.

Previous Episode: The Moving Finger

Next Episode: The Sittaford Mystery

Transmitted: 19th February 2006

Viewers: 7.93 million

## Synopsis

When Tommy and Tuppence visit an elderly aunt in her nursing home, Tuppence is concerned by the odd behavior of some staff and residents. So when Tuppence hears about Aunt Ada's sudden death and the disappearance of her friend Mrs Lancaster, she realizes her concerns were right. Tuppence meets Miss Marple and together they follow a path of clues that lead them to the Norfolk village of Farrel St Edmund, where they find a community guarding an array of secrets. Only by getting to the bottom of these secrets do they begin to unravel the truth about the mystery of Aunt Ada's death and Mrs Lancaster's disappearance.

## Differences to the Original

* This story didn't originally feature Miss Marple - just Tommy and Tuppence. In this adaptation, Tommy is away on business and Miss Marple takes his place.
* The characters themselves have differences to Christie's original creations. Tuppence is shown as an alcoholic, who is jealous of her husband's success. She too was going to be signed up to MI6, but could not do so as she was pregnant with her first child.
Hostile Takeover

When you have sufficient funds, you can take over another megacorp in the city - whether they would want you to, or not. This action is available on the headquarters building or cybersite for each megacorp.

When you take over a megacorp, their reputation value for you goes immediately to 100 and all technologies they know are unlocked for you. This reputation may still change subsequently, depending on what actions you take, but it won't really matter because you own them.

The moment you take over a megacorp, all of their assets become yours. You gain all of their buildings, and with them all of their employees, whose wages you will begin paying immediately. Following a takeover you may wish to consider restructuring, and firing some of those newly obtained workers. Of course they will become homeless when you do, but that's just business!

When you manage to take over all other megacorps in the city, you will also own every building in the city and every inhabitant will work for you. There is no longer anyone else to advertise for, so the game ends - although you may continue to play on at this point if you like.
Nemesis

Nemesis is the fourth and final episode of Series 3.

Previous Episode: Towards Zero

 Next Episode: A Pocket Full of Rye

Transmitted: 1st January 2009

Viewers: 4.48 million

## Synopsis

Miss Marple is called upon to solve her most complexing case yet. Upon his death, financer John Rafiel asks her to solve a murder. The only problem is that the murder may or may not have taken place yet and the victim is unknown. All that he has given her is two tickets on the Daffodil Tour Company's Mystery Tour. It soon becomes obvious that the others on the tour were also selected by Mr Rafiel. Jane Marple, assisted by her nephew Raymond West, concludes that the case must be related to that of Verity Hunt, a young woman who, in 1939, was running away from an overattentive landlord and eventually disappeared. When a member of the tour dies mysteriously, she also realizes that some is desperate to keep a dark secret.

## Differences to the Original

* This adaptation is only loosely based on the novel, with the plot, motives and identity of most of the characters and scenes altered, and almost everything about the character of the murderer is changed.
* Miss Temple and Professor Wanstead are eliminated, as is the murder of Norah Broad.
* The characters of Madge and Miss Barrow are merged into one and the Bradbury - Scott girls become nuns.
Ordeal by Innocence

Ordeal by Innocence is the second episode of Series 3.

Previous Episode: At Bertram's Hotel

Next Episode: Towards Zero

Transmitted: 3rd August 2008

Viewers: 5.84 million

## Synopsis

Miss Marple is invited to the wedding of a friend, but the gaieties are interrupted when a stranger arrives; he provides the missing evidence which proves that the black sheep of the family, Jacko, was wrongfully hanged for murder. This raises the question of who in the household did kill the cold - hearted mistress two years previously. As usual, Miss Marple is needed to uncover the hatred, jealousy and lust behind the family's facade and sort out the threads of the mystery.

## Differences to the Original

* This was not originally a Miss Marple story.
* Gwenda Vaughn is the second victim, instead of Phillip, although she is killed in the same way (stabbed).
* Kirsten also remorsefully stabs Tina in the novel.
* Also omitted is Michael.
* There is the addition of another adopted child, Bobby, who is the twin brother of Jacko.
* Kirsten is arrested at the end, unlike in the novel, where she escapes.
Towards Zero

Towards Zero is the third episode of Series 3.

Previous Episode: Ordeal by Innocence

Next Episode: Nemesis

Transmitted: 3rd August 2008

Viewers: 5.84 million

## Synopsis

Miss Marple is visiting an old school friend, Lady Camilla Tressilian, along with an eclectic group: Neville Strange and his wife Kay, his former wife Audrey and her childhood friend and cousin Thomas Royde, Ted Latimer (who is something of a gigolo and very attracted to Kay Strange) and finally Freddie Treves, a retired solicitor. When Treves is found dead the day after a dinner party at Lady Tressilian's home and Lady Tressilian herself is found bludgeoned to death a short time later, Miss Marple must sort through the complex set of relationships among all the players, and determine what role the tale of a child's crime may have had to play in the deaths.

## Differences to the Original

* This was not originally a Miss Marple story.
Chapter 3

## Chronology

**Idol Dies by Steel Beam** is the third chapter in the *Kyokou Suiri* series and the first chapter in Volume 2.

## Summary

The chapter begins in Saki Yumihara's apartment right after the events of Chapter 2. Kotoko Iwanaga and Saki talk about Kuro as Saki takes care of the scrape on Kotoko's face. After some back-and-forth teasing, Kotoko properly introduces herself as the God of Wisdom for the unseen denizens, and they begin to discuss how to deal with the Steel Lady Nanase before she kills someone. In the end, Kotoko attempts to push Saki away from the case and leaves on the shoulders of a giant skeleton yokai. Saki doesn't seem to have any intentions of giving up, though.

Saki goes through what she uncovered in her investigation of Haruko Nanase, going through her life before she was killed. She was smart, spunky, determined, and had an amazing body for idol work. She did everything she could to make it in the entertainment world, but her father died and she became the prime suspect of his supposed accidental-death due to rumors that began to circulate. She moved from place to place to lay low until the rumors died down, but ultimately met her death in **Makurazaka City**.

Terada and Saki discuss this over lunch, talking about the rumored ghost. Terada is successful in asking her out to dinner, for once. In an internet cafe, Kotoko is doing research on her own, and discovers the website made regarding the rumors. Oddly enough, the likeness of Steel Lady Nanase is *too* accurate, so Kotoko figures that she needs to contact Saki for help. While lamenting about what would happen of Saki and Kuro Sakuragawa saw each other again, she passes right by Kuro without noticing.

## Characters by Appearance

Kotoko Iwanaga

Saki Yumihara

Keiji Terada

Kuro Sakuragawa
The Secret of Chimneys

The Secret of Chimneys is the second episode of Series 5.

Previous Episode: The Pale Horse

Next Episode: The Blue Geranium

Transmitted: 27th December 2010

Viewers: 5.06 million

## Synopsis

Miss Marple finds herself spending the weekend at Chimneys, the stately home of Lord Caterham, whose late wife was her cousin. The weekend has something of a diplomatic air to it as the Austrian Count Ludwig von Stainach is also there to negotiate a trade agreement with the British that will give it access to iron ore. Chimney was once the in place to be for a fancy weekend but, over many years, it has become some what run down. Except for a maid who disappeared with a valuable diamond in the 1920s, not much of note has happened there for a long time. Everyone is surprised when Count von Stainach says that in addition to signing the trade agreement, he also wants to purchase Chimneys. Lord Caterham's eldest daughter Bundle is dead set against the idea but it all takes a very serious turn when the Count is found murdered. There are several suspects and another member of the household will die before Miss Marple solves the crime.

## Differences to the Original

* The original didn't feature Miss Marple.
* It amalgamates and renames several characters.
* It turns the political connections into one of several red herrings.
* It changes both the identity of the killer and the motive.
Miss Marple

**Jane Marple**, usually known as just **Miss Marple** is the main character of the show.
In every episode a crime, generally murder(s) is committed, and it's up to Miss Marple to solve it. In Series 1 to 3, she was played by the late Geraldine McEwan and from Series 4 to 6, Julia McKenzie took over the role.

## Character

Miss Jane Marple is an elderly lady who lives in the little English village of St. Mary Mead. She looks like an ordinary old lady, dressed neatly and she sometimes comes across as confused. However, when it comes to solving mysteries, she has a sharp and logical mind and an almost unmatched understanding of human nature, with all its weaknesses, strengths, quirks and foibles. In true detective story tradition, she often embarrasses the local police by solving mysteries that had them stumped.

Miss Marple never married and has no close living relatives, apart from a nephew, Raymond West. Miss Marple is able to solve difficult crimes not only because of her shrew intelligence, but because St Mary Mead, over her lifetime, has given her seemingly infinite examples of the negative side of human nature. No crime can arise without reminding Miss Marple of some parallel incident in the history of her time.

Although she looks like a sweet, frail, old woman, Miss Marple not afraid of dead bodies and is not easily intimidated. She also has a remarkable ability to latch onto a casual comment and connect it to the case at hand.
The Mirror Crack'd From Side to Side

The Mirror Crack'd From Side to Side is the fourth and final episode of Series 5.

Previous Episode: The Blue Geranium

Next Episode: A Caribbean Mystery

Transmitted: 2nd January 2011

Viewers: 4.93 million

## Synopsis

Hollywood star Marina Gregg leaves Los Angeles for the picturesque countryside of St Mary Mead. Having taken up residence at Gossington Hall with her dashing young English husband, film director Jason Rudd, his secretary Ella Blunt and Marina's exclusive personal assistant, Hailey Preston, it's not long before she becomes lady of the manor. When the glamorous couple decide to throw a benefit for the St Johns Ambulance, the grounds are abuzz with curious locals, including the previous owner of Gossington Hall, Dolly Bantry. But when a local fan, Heather Badcock, consumes a poisoned daiquiri, Marina finds herself starring in a real life mystery, supported by Miss Marple and Inspector Hewitt, who suspects that the lethal cocktail was intended for someone else.

## Differences to the Original

* This adaptation stayed close to the original story, with a few minor alterations.
The Body in the Library

The Body in the Library is the first episode of Series 1 and the first ever Marple episode.

Previous Episode: None

Next Episode: The Murder at the Vicarage

Transmitted: 12th December 2004

Viewers: 8.72 million

## Synopsis

A young woman's corpse is dumped in the library of Gossington Hall, home of Jane Marple's friend Dolly Bantry and her husband Arthur. Pompous Chief Constable Melchett suspects a connection with Basil Blake, an arty young man who lives locally, but Blake is dismissive when Melchett visits him. Then Superintendent Harper rings from the coastal town of Danemouth. Ruby Keane, a young girl employed as a dancer at the Majestic Hotel there, has gone missing and her cousin, Josie Turner, identifies the corpse as Ruby's. Ruby is in favor with millionaire Conway Jefferson, whose own son and daughter were killed in a wartime air raid, and he wants to adopt her. His son in law Mark Gaskell, and daughter in law Adelaide react variously to the news. Miss Marple is convinced that the solution to Ruby's murder may be found at the hotel and she and Dolly book a suite to investigate. There is no shortage of suspects, not only family members but the handsome Raymond Starr, another of the hotel's dance professionals, and George Bartlett, the last person to see Ruby before her disappearance.

## Differences to the Original

* Instead of Mark Gaskell helping Josie Turner commit the murders, it is Adelaide Jefferson who is the accomplice. Mark, in this adaptation, is totally innocent.
* In addition to changing the killer, they also introduced a lesbian love story. In the original, Mark and Josie are in love. In this, it is still the two murders - Josie and Adelaide.
Headquarters

Every megacorp owns one or more buildings (which are the same as cybersites at those locations), one of which is designated the headquarters for that megacorp.

Headquarters appear as cuboids painted with the megacorp logo when seen in cyberspace, which makes them easy to spot. In meatspace they look the same as other buildings owned by the corporation, but have a waving flag with the megacorp's logo at the top of the building.

Usually the headquarters of a corporation is the biggest building it owns.

## Finding headquarters

You can find the headquarters of any corporation by clicking its info button, and pressing the "select headquarters" button at the bottom.

Some headquarters, such as that of 256 Shades of Hats, offer special abilities that you can't access from other buildings.

## Influence

You have a limited sphere of influence, only within which can you sell adverts, buy buildings, and take other local actions. To succeed it's important to move and expand your sphere of influence.

You can toggle an overlay with your circle of influence with the "Influence" button at the top of the interface.

   As the player, you can reassign your headquarters to any building you own. Your sphere of influence is always centered on your headquarters, so relocating your headquarters is an effective strategy for reaching new areas of the city.

The size of your area of influence is directly affected by the **height** of the building that is your current headquarters; as such it may be useful to move your headquarters to a taller but less populated building. Usually the tallest buildings in a given city will give you a sufficiently large sphere of influence to be able to affect the majority of the city.
Greenshaw's Folly

Greenshaw's Folly is the second episode of Series 6.

Previous Episode: A Caribbean Mystery

Next Episode: Endless Night

Transmitted: 23rd June 2013

Viewers: 5.11 million

## Synopsis

When old family friend Louisa Oxley visits Miss Marple one stormy night seeking help, Miss Marple decides to send her and her son Archie to safety at the labyrinthine estate of Greenshaw's Folly, owned by Miss Marple's good friend Katherine Greenshaw, an eccentric botanist and the last surviving Greenshaw. Louise becomes Miss Greenshaw's secretary, and quickly attracts the attention of the gardener Alfred Pollock and actor Nat Fletcher. Things take a sinister turn when the Folly's faithful butler, Walter Cracken, is killed in what appears to be a tragic accident. Then a guest at the house, Horace Bindler, disappears without a trace. Miss Marple is convinced all is unwell, and her suspicions are confirmed when Miss Greenshaw herself is brutally murdered. Suspects are everywhere, but none can imagine the secrets, both past and present, which Miss Marple uncovers.
Lois Lane (Admirável Metrópolis Nova)

Em um universo alternativo, Lois Lane era um repórter do Planeta Diário.

## História

Lois foi morta enquanto investigava a Intergangue para uma história. Superman chegou alguns segundos tarde demais para salvá-la. Foi este evento que levou Superman para buscar uma aliança com Lex Luthor e assumir Metropolis para eliminar o crime. Ele não percebeu o erro que ele tinha feito até uma Lois Lane de outro universo chegar e mostrar-lhe o que Luthor tinha feito com sua nova posição.
Metro Torre

A **Metro Torre** foi uma construção da Liga da Justiça na cidade de Metrópolis e serve como uma "embaixada" da Liga na Terra. Passou a ser usado após a Crise Cadmus.

## História

A Metro Torre foi originalmente destinada a substituir a segunda Torre de Vigia II como nova sede da Liga. A torre de vigia continuou a ser utilizada em conjunto com a Metro Terro por pelo menos mais 50 anos.

## Aparições e referências

### Liga da Justiça sem Limites

* "Divididos Caímos" (Apenas Mencionada)
* "Epilogo" (Apenas Mencionada)
* "Eu Sou a Legião"
* "A Sombra do Gavião"
* "Ato Patriótico" (Apenas Mencionado)
* "O Grande Roubo do Cérebro"
* "História Antiga"
* "Vivo"
* "Destruidor"
Superman: A Série Animada

**Superman: The Animated Series** correu 1996-2000 e seguiu as aventuras de Superman como ele defendeu tanto Metropolis quanto toda a Terra. Mais tarde, depois de *As Novas Aventuras Batman* começou a ar, a série foi renomeada *As Novas Aventuras Superman.* A série foi cancelado em favor de *Batman Beyond*.

Uma história em quadrinhos spin-off também foi feita, intitulado *Superman Adventures*.

## Elenco primário

* Tim Daly como Superman (Clark Kent)
* Dana Delany como Lois Lane
* David Kaufman como Jimmy Olsen
* George Dzundza como Perry White
* Clancy Brown como Lex Luthor

## Elenco Convidado

* Kevin Conroy como Batman (Bruce Wayne)
* Mathew Valencia como Robin (Tim Drake)
* Efrem Zimbalist, Jr. como Alfred Pennyworth
* Bob Hastings como Comissário Gordon
* Robert Costanzo como Detective Bullock
* Mark Hamill como o Coringa
* Arleen Sorkin como Arlequina
* Henry Silva como Bane
* John Glover como The Riddler
* Roddy McDowall como The Mad Hatter
* Paul Williams como Pinguim (Oswald Cobblepot)
* David Warner como Ra's al Ghul
* Olivia Hussey como Talia al Ghul
* Brad Garrett como Lobo
* Miguel Ferrer como Aquaman (Orin)
* Ron Perlman como Orion
* Victor Brandt como Professor Emil Hamilton
* Tony Jay como Sul-Van

## Elenco Recorrente Convidado

* Corey Burton como Brainiac
* Christopher McDonald como Jor-El
* Lisa Edelstein como Mercy Graves
* Bud Cort como Homem-Brinquedo
* Brion James como Parasita
* Malcolm McDowell como Metallo (John Corben)
* Edward Asner como Vovó Bondade
* Michael Ironside como Darkseid
* Nicholle Tom como Supergirl (Kara Kent)
Lex Luthor (Admirável Metrópolis Nova)

Em um universo alternativo Lex Luthor e Superman, passaram a governar Metrópolis.

## História

Após Intergangue assassinar Lois Lane, Superman virou-se para Luthor para obter ajuda, apelando à sua proeminência, dinheiro e intelecto. Juntos, eles fizeram Metrópolis uma cidade "mais segura". No entanto, eles fizeram isso transformando-a em um estado policial tirânico, em que LexCorp é agora ainda mais proeminente em Metropolis e as pessoas estão sob toque de recolher (a menos que seu trabalho exija o contrário).

## Aparição

=== Superman: A Série Animada

* Admirável Metrópolis Nova
Orféu

**Orfeu** era um satélite comercial de propriedade de Ra's al Ghul.

## História

Ra's al Ghul lançou o satélite Orféu um ano antes de seu plano ser executado, e desempenhou um papel vital no mesmo. Planejando detonar bombas em vários Ppços de Lázaro ao redor do globo, Ra's precisava de Orféu para retransmitir o sinal de detonação. No entanto, a localização geoestacionária Batman até o esconderijo de Ra's, no deserto do Saarar. Embora o satélite estivesse fora do alcance do Cavaleiro das Trevas, ele conseguiu desligar comunicações dele.
Gerador de Fusão Binária

O **Gerador de Fusão Binária** era um canhão de energia instalado na Segunda Torre de Vigia.

## História

Durante a invasão thanagariana a primeira Torre foi destruída quando o Batman foi forçado a lança-la no gerador de desvio de hiperespaço para evitar a destruição da Terra.

A fim de evitar uma ameaça semelhante aparecer no futuro da Terra a segunda Torre foi criada para direcionar toda a produção de energia de seu reator nuclear em uma única explosão de energia, de acordo com J'onn é "uma arma com o poder de um pequeno artefato nuclear".

O gerador foi usado pela primeira vez durante a Crise do Coração Negro para retardar o avanço das sondas do coração ao cavar uma trincheira em volta dele, pois se dispara-se diretamente no coração iria espalhar os pedaços e ampliar a ameaça no deserto.

Embora a instalação do canhão fizesse sentido estratégico após a invasão thanagariana acabou por ser uma das ações mais inflamatórias da Liga da Justiça expandida. Sua existência (e o fato de a Liga tê-lo mantido em segredo até então) apenas reforçou a opinião de muitos como o General Wade Eiling, que a Liga era uma potencial ameaça para o mundo. Eiling e Amanda Waller, ambos do Projeto Cadmus, apontaram a existência do gerador como em defesa de uma de suas tentativas de contrariar a Liga.

Sabendo disso, Lex Luthor usou o gerador como um "ponto de inflamação" para desacreditar a Liga, tomando o controle remoto do mesmo e usando-o para disparar na sede do Cadmus, causando devastação maciça na área circundante. Embora não houvessem mortes, os ânimos ficaram em alta.

Após Luthor ser exposto e preso, Superman anunciou que o gerador havia sido definitivamente desmantelado. Alguns, incluindo Eiling, mantiveram-se céticos.

## Operação

O Gerador podia disparar um feixe de energia para a Terra com precisão, embora não o suficiente para abater um míssil em voo. A principal desvantagem em usá-lo é que ele drena toda a energia disponível da Torre de Vigia por uma hora, desativando seus dispositivos sensores e todas as funções disponíveis, com exceção do suporte de vida mínimo e comunicação (o que significa que seria necessário a Liga esperar uma hora para ser capaz de avaliar a eficácia da explosão).
The Murder at the Vicarage

The Murder at the Vicarage is the second episode of Series 1.

Previous Episode: The Body in the Library

Next Episode: 4:50 From Paddington

Transmitted: 19th December 2004

Viewers: 8.36 million

## Synopsis

Colonel Lucius Protheroe is probably the least - liked individual in St Mary Mead. All resent his superior and demanding attitude. So, when he is found dead in the vicarage study, there is no end of suspects. His wife Ann was having an affair with a local artist, Lawrence Redding. His daughter Lettice was bridled under his strict rule. There is also the vicar and his assistant, whom Protheroe suspected of stealing church funds. Finally, there is the mysterious Mrs Lester with whom he clearly had some previous connection. Jane Marple, recuperating at home from a sprained ankle, had a bird's eye view of all the coming and goings at the vicarage around the time of the murder and she gladly assists Inspector Slack in solving the crime.

## Differences to the Original

* This adaptation eliminates the characters of Dr Stone and Gladys Cram, replacing them with Professor Dufosse and his granddaughter Helene.
* The reclusive Mrs Lestrange becomes a lavish alcoholic named Mrs Lester.
* Miss Marple is given an ankle injury in the lead up to the murder. She is also portrayed as a close friend of Anne Protheroe, something she was not in the original.
* A series of flashbacks are included in this adaptation depicting Miss Marple in her youth and her love affair with a married soldier.
* The vicar has a reduced role.
A Caribbean Mystery

A Caribbean Mystery is the first episode of Series 6.

Previous Episode: The Mirror Crack'd From Side to Side

Next Episode: Greenshaw's Folly

Transmitted: 16th June 2013

Viewers: 4.89 million

## Synopsis

After a period of ill health, Miss Marple leaves St Mary Mead for the tropical Caribbean paradise of St Honore, where an English couple - Tim and Molly Kendall - run a quaint little resort called the Golden Palms. Among the many guests, which include the innocuous Hillingdons, their unseemly American friends the Dysons, and gruff business tycoon Jason Rafiel, is garrulous Major Palgrave, who is friendly to all - much to everyone's chagrin. When Palgrave launches into his infamous storytelling routine one evening, only Miss Marple takes enough interest to listen. Talk quickly turns to murder, and Palgrave coyly asks her if she'd like to see a photograph of a serial killer. But, before he can pull it out, he sees something - or someone - and quickly changes the subject. After a night of excessive drink and entertainment, including a voodoo show, Palgrave is found dead in his room the next morning - the cause of death being a heart attack. Sensing his death is no coincidence, Miss Marple takes it upon herself to unravel the secrets of St Honore, intent on finding the one person with a secret worth killing for. But more victims will be claimed, and one suspect will slowly lose their grip on sanity altogether before this Caribbean mystery is solved.
At Bertram's Hotel

At Bertram's Hotel is the first episode of Series 3.

Previous Episode: The Sittaford Mystery

Next Episode: Ordeal by Innocence

Transmitted: 23rd September 2007

Viewers: 5.41 million

## Synopsis

Miss Marple finds herself on a bit of a holiday and staying at the very posh Bertram's Hotel, where she stayed as and child and for which she has very fond memories. Things take a sinister turn when a hotel maid, Tilly Rice, is found strangled on the roof. Miss Marple can't help but investigate and is assisted by Jane Cooper, another hotel maid. When an attempt is made on the life of a hotel guest, Elvira Blake, the two Janes work together to find the motive and identity of the killer.

## Differences to the Original

* This adaptation is only loosely based on the novel: significant changes are made to the plot, characters, setting and atmosphere of the story.
Guerra Civil de Apokolips

A **Guerra Civil de Apokolips** foi um conflito militar que se instaurou em Apokolips devido ao vácuo de poder após a morte de Darkseid.

## História

O circulo interno de Darkseid não tinha certeza sobre o que acontecera com seu Senhor e Mestre. Embora Kalibak, na condição de filho de Darkseid, devesse ter sucedido a seu pai no trono foi considerado demasiadamente obtuso para governar. Além disso, os outros principais agentes do poder em Apokolis, Desaad e General Steppenwolf haviam morrido no mesmo dia, apesar de em eventos não relacionados.

Com o vácuo de poder resultante foram formadas duas facções, uma em torno de Vovó Bondade e outra com Virman Vundabar. Vundabar capturou Kalibak, mas Vovó Bondado coagiu Sr. Milagre e Grande Barda para resgatar Kalibak, sequestrando Oberon. J'onn J'onzz estava relutante em envolver a Liga da Justiça com a guerra civil, pois esta deixava os pretensos governantes ocupados demais para atacar a Terra, porém o Flash ajudou a libertar Kalibak e este foi preso na Terra, para que a guerra continua-se.

Tempos depois quando as forcas de ambos os lados preparavam-se para o confronto final Darkseid apareceu no campo e batalha. Ambas as facções demonstraram sua lealdade para com ele e lançaram suas forças contra a Terra.
Torre de Vigia (Lordes da Justiça)

Em um universo alternativo a Torre serviu como sede principal para os Lordes da Justiça acima da Terra na condição de vigilância global.

## História

Esta versão da Torre foi um reaparelhamento da versão original da Torre de Vigia daquele universo.

Ao contrario da Torre da Liga da Justiça esta Torre foi reequipada e resconstruida para fins intensivos táticos, e não para um observatório pacifico para vigiar e olhar para todas as possíveis ameaças alienígenas em direção à Terra.
The Blue Geranium

The Blue Geranium is the third episode of Series 5.

Previous Episode: The Secret of Chimneys

Next Episode: The Mirror Crack'd From Side to Side

Transmitted: 29th December 2010

Viewers: 5.96 million

## Synopsis

While visiting her friend Dermot in Little Ambrose, Miss Marple is drawn into investigating the death of Eddie Seward, whom she'd met on the bus and was found apparently drowned in the river. Within a few days, however, there is a second suspicious death, that of Mary Pritchard who seems to have died from fright. She was disliked by many and had recently caused a scene when her husband George was inaugurated as the captain of the local golf club. Even Dermot disliked her, as did her sister Phillipa, who was once engaged to George, whom she described as the love of her life. Phillipa ended up marrying George's brother, Lewis Pritchard, and they are constantly having money problems. A third death, this time one of George Pritchard's former mistresses, convinces Inspector Somerset that George, who conveniently confesses, is the murderer. Miss Marple thinks otherwise and sets out to prove it.

## Differences to the Original

* Despite being greatly embellished from the original short story, this adaptation keeps to the core plot.
Lex Luthor (Lordes da Justiça)

**Lex Luthor** foi o Presidente dos Estados Unidos em um universo paralelo.

## História

A história de Lex Luthor era a mesma que seu homologo até ele se tornar o Presidente dos Estados Unidos.

### Presidência

Após seu sucesso em ser nomeado para um cargo, Luthor executou o Flash e colocou em movimento eventos capazes de causar uma guerra tão devastadora, que poderia destruir todo o planeta. Em retaliação, os do Flash atacaram a Casa Branca. Enquanto Batman e Mulher Maravilha lutaram contra o serviço secreto, Superman foi diretamente atrás de Luthor no Escritório Oval. No interior do salão Luthor, aparentando insanidade, freneticamente reunia papeis em sua mesa, enquanto dizia que os Lordes da Justiça não conseguiam ver a beleza de seus planos.

Quando Superman apareceu Luthor zombou dele dizendo que as pessoas o elegeram, e agora iriam queimar. Ele estava com a mão em um botão que poderia começar uma guerra nuclear, mas Superman disse-lhe que tinha seis maneiras diferentes de impedi-lo, mas Luthor refutou, dizendo que eram letais e ele não fazia isso, "você poderia ter me matado facilmente qualquer vez no passado, mas não o fez, não porque a lei ou a moral ou a vontade das pessoas o impedissem, não Superman, o que impediu-lhe foi seu ego. Ser um super-herói é muito importante para você. Assim sendo você, é tão responsável como eu pelo que ocorrera. Então... vá em frente, prenda-me, mande-me para a prisão, eu fujo e continuaremos com o nosso eterno jogo." As palavras bateram tão duramente em Superman que ele acabou por cruzar a linha.

### Legado

Os planos do presidente Luthor foram provavelmente o motivo pelo qual os Lordes da Justiça decidiram tormar uma perspectiva fascista para a proteção da Terra.

Dois anos mais tarde, a Liga da Justiça tinha obtido um vídeo de segurança da morte do Presidente Luthor depois que a fita mais tarde acabou em pode do Projeto Cadmus que mais tarde foi visto por Questão e Caçadora quando eles roubaram revelando o plano de Luthor, não só realmente para torná-lo mesmo como no universo de Lordes da Justiça, mas também tentando fazer um loop de tempo para fazer Superman e o outro fundador da Liga da Justiça para repetir a queda, manipulado por seu jogo.

Perto do fim da crise Cadmus, a forma fundida de Lex Luthor e Brainiac criou uma réplica androide de Luthor para insultar Superman para tentar recriar a morte do presidente.

## Aparições e referências

### Liga da Justiça sem Limites

* "O Projeto Apocalypse" (Apenas Mencionado)
* "Disputa de Poder" (Gravação de vídeo)
* "Hora H" (Apenas Mencionado)
* "Divididos Caímos" (Réplicas Androides)
Torre de Vigia I

A **Torre de Vigia** foi uma estação espacial na órbita da Terra, que serviu como base original da Liga da Justiça.

## História

Após a invasão de Imperium o General Wells comentou que a Terra fora pega desprevenida e não tinha meios de detectar um ataque alienígena com aviso prévio. Então Batman aproveitou esta observação e contribuiu com a Torre, o que ele chamou de parte do orçamento de pesquisa. Em outras palavras um segredo escondido dos acionistas.

A Torre era quase que totalmente automatizada e portanto não necessitava de uma tripulação para operar e manter além dos membros da liga. A entrada era restrita a eles que também carregavam transmissores especiais para permiti-lhes a entrada.

### Lordes da Justiça

Enquanto a Liga esteve presa na dimensão dos Lordes da Justiça, os Lordes da Justiça tomaram para si a armar a Torre de Vigia com numerosas armas e fechar aberturas vulneráveis. Isso tudo foi desfeito após a Liga da Justiça voltara e derrotar os Lordes da Justiça.

### Invasão thanagariana

*Ver artigo principal: Invasão thanagariana*

Durante a Invasão thanagariana a Torre foi ocupada por forças de Thanagar. Eles conseguiram entrar na Torre através das informações disponibilizadas pela Mulher Gavião. Caçador de Marte, Batman e Flash conseguiram toma-la de volta e o Batman a lançou contra o gerador de hiperespaço o que acabou por destruí-la.

## Linha do tempo alternativa

Em um futuro alternativo causado pela aparente morte de Superman com a conseqüente extinção da raça humana, a Torre de Vigia foi deixada abandonada. Surpreendentemente, de acordo com Vandal Savage, permaneceu em órbita por cerca de 30.000 anos, embora ele interrompesse a gravidade do sistema solar e a maioria dos seus sistemas permaneceram operacionais.

## Ver também

* Torre de Vigia II
* Metro Torre
* Torre de Vigia (Lordes da Justiça)

## Ligações externas

* wikipedia:pt:Torre de Vigilância (DC Comics) na wikipedia:pt:
Mulher Maravilha (Lordes da Justiça)

Em um universo alternativo a **Mulher Maravilha** foi um membro dos Lordes da Justiça.

## História

A história da Mulher Maravilha dos Lordes da Justiça é a mesma de seu homólogo da Liga da Justiça (tendo vindo da partir Ilha de Themyscera, onde ela era a princesa das Amazonas) até que o presidente Lex Luthor executou o Flash. Após a morte do Flash, Mulher Maravilha participou de um ataque à Casa Branca, onde trabalhou lado a lado com Batman contra o Serviço Secreto para limpar o caminho para Superman poder chegar ao Salão Oval. Dos dois, ela era a mais visivelmente abalada pela decisão do Superman em matar o Presidente Luthor.

### Reunião com a Liga da Justiça

Quando Batman (Lorde) revelou o seu dispositivo de transporte interdimensional aos outros Lordes da Justiça, ela viu um universo paralelo onde os seus homólogos se chamavam de Liga da Justiça, ainda tinham o Flash como um membro, continuavam a batalha contra Lex Luthor, e nunca assumiram o controle da Terra. Ela também participou do planejamento para transferir forma de justiça dos Lordes para o universo da Liga da Justiça. Após a captura da Liga da Justiça, Diana viajou ao seu universo com os outros senhores da Justiça, com exceção de Batman. Quase imediatamente, eles encontraram-se lutando contra Apocalypse. Enquanto Superman lidou com o gigante, Diana salvou um trem cheio de pessoas de cair fora dos trilhos, que haviam sido danificados na batalha.

Logo depois, os Lordes da Justiça ocupada da Torre da Liga. Quando eles foram alertados de que Luthor tinha escapado da prisão, Diana e os outros Lordes deixaram a Torre de Vigia para lidar com ele. Quando eles chegaram, no entanto, eles descobriram que a fuga era na verdade uma armadilha preparada pela Liga da Justiça libertados pelo Batman (Lorde) e voltaram ao seu universo. Diana lutou contra seu homólogo da Liga, batendo-a em um ponto. Ela também quase matou o Batman da Liga da Justiça, e só foi interrompida pela intervenção oportuna de sua contraparte. As duas mulheres continuram a lutar, e isso só foi encerrado quando Luthor usou o disruptor de energia nela, privando-a de seus poderes. Logo depois, ela e os outros Lordes da Justiça foram devolvidos ao seu próprio universo.

### Legado

Durante as horas finais da Crise Cadmus, a forma fundida de Luthor e Brainiac criou uma réplica androide dessa Diana para lutar contra a Mulher Maravilha.

## Traje

Em algum momento no intervalo de dois anos, a Mulher Maravilha mudou seu uniforme para uma versão que era principalmente vermelha, com cores como amarelo e preto.

Diferenças notáveis ​​de seu traje original incluem: é de estilo macacão, a peça preta, que cobre os ombros e o pescoço e descobre as axilas, e a adição de um cinto, e duas bandas de ouro ao redor de suas pernas (combinando com o resto da estética da Lordes da Justiça).

## Aparições e referências

### Liga da Justiça Ilimitada

* "Divididos Caímos" (Réplica Androide)]]
Mulher Gavião (Lordes da Justiça)

Em um universo alternativo a **Mulher Gavião** foi membro dos Lordes da Justiça.

## História

A História da Mulher Gavião dos Lordes da Justiça foi praticamente semelhante ao seu homólogo da Liga da Justiça (sendo do planeta Thanagar) até que o presidente Lex Luthor executou um camarada. Depois de Superman executar o Presidente, os Lordes da Justiça trouxeram a paz à Terra, colocando-a sob o seu domínio duro.

### Reunião com a Liga da Justiça

Quando Batman dos Lordes revelou o seu dispositivo de transporte interdimensional aos outros Lordes da Justiça, eles foram capazes de ver um universo paralelo onde seus homólogos se chamavam Liga da Justiça, ainda tinham o Flash como um membro, continuava a batalha contra Lex Luthor, e nunca assumiram o controle da Terra. Ela também participou do plano para transferir forma de justiça dos Lordes para o universo da Liga da Justiça. Depois de viajar para universo da Liga da Justiça, os Senhores quase imediatamente encontraram-se lutando contra Apocalypse.

Logo depois, os Lordes da Justiça ocupara da Torre da Liga da Justiça. Quando eles foram alertados de que Luthor tinha escapado da prisão. Quando eles chegaram, no entanto, eles descobriram que a fuga era na verdade uma armadilha preparada pela Liga da Justiça, que tinha sido libertado pelo Batman (Lorde) e haviam voltado ao seu universo. Luthor alvejou-a a com seu disruptor de energia, privando-a de seus poderes. Logo depois, ela e os outros senhores da Justiça foram devolvidos ao seu próprio universo.

### Legado

Durante as horas finais da Crise Cadmus, a forma fundida de Lex Luthor e Brainiac criou uma réplica androide dessa Mulher Gavião para atacar Shayera Hol.
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