Comic Book Disrupter Guns

*Comic Book Disrupter Guns* are fictional weapons appearing in stories created and written by D.A. (Khaliq Trevor X).

## Creation History

Comic Book Disrupter Guns were created by the 1920s newspaper serial company known at the time as War-Time Annual Comics. A publisher that was creating guns in an effort to prevent future world wars, though this was strictly experimental and didn't allude to much in common with published comic strips appearing in this era.

However, the original engineer, Penn Stevenson, was desperate to provide his support to the United States in the event of a war. He worked as an intern and later editor of the War-Time Annual Comics publishing company and with many personal hardships affecting him into a negative light, he branched out into the world of firearms and the technology of the time to create a gun that in theory could harness the power of atomic sciences. This even led him to believe he could experiment with human lives and transport people's souls to other dimensions. Penn would continuously make improvements to several old Baretta modeled guns and Derringers over the course of his lifetime while working with supposed "aliens" Brake and Excel. Two strange men that often hid their ears from sight of the public. The two men would frequently help Penn despite his failures with modifying the gun and after many adjustments, revealed their origins as Muccian and how they were living in the United States for a few years for the purpose of research and building connections with the human population to escape the increasing dictatorial rule and environmental stress on Planet Muck.

The Comic Book Disrupter Gun got its name from Penn after the final model gun was created due to the gun's ceding his influence in comic strips and newspaper serialization. Something that he deemed a "Disruption" from success. The final modeled gun would be used by Penn himself when he infiltrated war ships, after lying about his identity to become a service member, and when the second world war came, he fought the nazis with the gun single-handedly. Sometimes giving the gun over to Brakes and Excel. Despite their heroism in the war, the three became war criminals and were forced to escape Earth with the help of Brakes and Excel's Muccian connections. They traveled from Earth to Muck where they lived for decades.

The Comic Book Disruptor Gun found its way back to Earth, when Pen the Penciler attended a service held in honor of him by his daughter, grandkids and young great-grandchildren whom believed he had fallen in battle. He only had an interest in passing the gun down to his Engineering Major grandson-in-law, Phoenix Messier, whom Penn believed had the same 'genius' he had with engineering and the love of the comic book medium. Messier manipulated the gun's abilities further and used the gun as a tool for successfully opening portals through time and space, including opening pages inside classic War Time Annual Comic books where he was able to have discussions with fictional characters. In months, Messier had his employer Gutten & Staling develop and mass produce more variations of the gun. Sometime, the Disrupter guns became strange tools of war that was perhaps known only to specific scientific scholars and comic book enthusiasts. It became a staple of science fiction and Muccian Conspiracies for decades and around the initial beginning of the Rage Knights Red God series, the Disrupter Gun was already passed along many comic book shops locally across the United States due to word of mouth.

Several individuals got their hands on a Comic Book Disrupter Gun, including some from conventions.

### Users in Other Stories

A version of Terri Toth, an emperor in the Universe-66417 uses comic book disrupter guns and used one to threaten Spencer Holifeld in Hatske’s Adventures of Bullies Vol 1.

## Trivia/Notes and Disclaimer

***Disclaimer**: To whom this may concern, the characters in their entirety, while they borrow inspiration from events, ideas, themes, and other sources from the original author's life, are incredibly different and fictional entities inside the Rage Knights Red God and under no circumstance are they expressing a real person's actual views, ideologies, names and likeness to cause harm or defame them. Any names bearing similarities to any person(s) are unintentional unless stated otherwise and under special permission. The Rage Knights Red God is a work of fiction and solely for entertainment and educational purposes. Please note, the series does not represent events that have happened, events to come nor does it condone the very human evils the series itself is/was meant to advocate against. © Khaliq Trevor X.*