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**Danis** é o ex-namorado de **Priscilla** que agora namora com **Cat**, porém ela sente ciumes e na festa da escola ela acaba por suja-los de queijo e quase volta a beijar Danis e deixa a amiga tristonha. Kelly e Abi tentam ajudar, enquanto os rapazes têm de esconder a mascote da escola de Willside que acabaram por sequestrar.
Vincent Tong

**Vincent Tong** (*b.* May 2, 1980) is a Canadian voice actor with a long career, spanning well more that 100 different projects. He is known for playing The Mandarin on *Iron Man: Armored Adventures* and Kai in *Ninjago*.

## Work History

### Acting Credits

      [[My Adventures with Superman (TV Series) Episode: You Will Believe a Man Can Lie|]]

## External Links

* Vincent Tong at IMDb
* Vincent Tong (voice actor) at Wikipedia.org
Mr. Majestic Vol 1 5

"Jailbreak!": The synopsis for this issue has not yet been written.

## "Jailbreak!"

Cover

*****Mr. Majestic* #5**** is an issue of the series *Mr. Majestic*  (Volume 1) with a cover date of  January, 2000.

## Appearing in "Jailbreak!"

**Featured Characters:**

* Mr. Majestic

**Supporting Characters:**

* Desmond

**Antagonists:**

* Rammstein
* Sister Ray
* Hangfire
* Di'kked the Tyrant

* South Dakota

* Gulag Sisyphax

## See Also

* Cover gallery for the Mr. Majestic series

## Links and References

**Summary Needed**

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Majestic Vol 2 5

"Dark Days and Daemon Nights": Surrounded by Daemonite-infested humans, Majestic fights several off before escaping to a sparsely populated section of New York City. Once safe, he access a special emergency equipment cache stored within his armor and prepares to infiltrate the Halo Building. Wea

## "Dark Days and Daemon Nights"

* Cover
* Textless

## July, 2005

### Cover Artists

* Ed McGuinness
* Dexter Vines
* Carrie Strachan

## Dark Days and Daemon Nights

### Writers

* Dan Abnett
* Andy Lanning

### Editors

* Kristy Quinn
* Alex Sinclair

*****Majestic* (Volume 2) #5**** is an issue of the series *Majestic*  (Volume 2) with a cover date of  July, 2005. It was published on May 11, 2005.

## Synopsis for "Dark Days and Daemon Nights"

Surrounded by Daemonite-infested humans, Majestic fights several off before escaping to a sparsely populated section of New York City. Once safe, he access a special emergency equipment cache stored within his armor and prepares to infiltrate the Halo Building. Wearing a stealth suit and taking a special pill that will temporarily hide his Kheran 'aura' from the Daemonites at the expense of his powers, he makes it into the building where he's forced to fight off the few guards protecting Halo's Information Hub.

Despite his best efforts, he's unable to get in touch with any of the Wildcats, The Authority, or ex-Stormwatch personnel, including his cyborg friend Desmond. The only signal he can find is coming from the small isolated farm in the Arctic he once called home (from WildC.A.T.s #11). Escaping the Halo Building, he makes his way there hoping to find the answers he seeks.

Beneath the farm where various Kherubim technology is kept, Majestic finds the remains of Ladytron, who explains to him that he's actually been gone several years and that most of the planet has been taken over by the Daemonites, killing all of the superhumans (save Majestic) in the process. She also reveals that she was left alive to continue trying to get in touch with Majestic, since the Daemonites knew he would one day return.

One blown up farm later, Majestic goes outside and is confronted by a group of Spartan Series Prototypes working for the Daemonites. He fights them off easily before being attacked by their leader, Hadrian a.k.a. Spartan of the Wildcats.

## Appearing in "Dark Days and Daemon Nights"

**Featured Characters:**

* Mr. Majestic

**Supporting Characters:**

* Ladytron

**Antagonists:**

* Daemonites
* Spartan

* New York City, New York
* Halo Building

## See Also

* Cover gallery for the Majestic series
* Images from Majestic Vol 2 5
WildCats: World's End Vol 1

Cover Gallery

### Creators

Christos N. Gage · Neil Googe · Trevor Hairsine · Shawn Moll · Adam Beechen · Tim Seeley

### Story Arcs

World's End

***WildCats: World's End*** is one of *Wildstorm's* relaunched of the main title series, dealing with the *Wildstorm Universe's* main heroes coping with post-Armageddon Earth that was first hinted in *Wildstorm: Armageddon* and following the aftermath of *Number of the Beast*. Issue 1 was released on July 31, 2008 with the series officially titled as *WildCats Volume 5* #1 (Sept. 2008 cover date) in the comic's legal indicia (whereas the series was previously advance-solicited to be titled as *WildCats: World's End*).

## Issues

* WildCats: World's End #1
* WildCats: World's End #2
* WildCats: World's End #3
* WildCats: World's End #4
* WildCats: World's End #5
* WildCats: World's End #6
* WildCats: World's End #7
* WildCats: World's End #8
* WildCats: World's End #9
* WildCats: World's End #10
* WildCats: World's End #11
* WildCats: World's End #12
* WildCats: World's End #13
* WildCats: World's End #14
* WildCats: World's End #15
* WildCats: World's End #16
* WildCats: World's End #17
* WildCats: World's End #18
* WildCats: World's End #19
* WildCats: World's End #20
* WildCats: World's End #21
* WildCats: World's End #22
* WildCats: World's End #23
* WildCats: World's End #24
* WildCats: World's End #25
* WildCats: World's End #26
* WildCats: World's End #27
* WildCats: World's End #28
* WildCats: World's End #29
* WildCats: World's End #30

## Collections

* Wildcats: World's End (2009)
ISBN: 1-4012-2363-X
* Wildcats: Family Secrets (2010)
ISBN: 1-4012-2668-X

## See Also

* Cover Gallery: *WildCats: World's End Vol 1*
* No catalogued images.

* WildC.A.T.s Recommended Reading
	+ *WildC.A.T.s*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildC.A.T.s Adventures*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildC.A.T.s Sourcebook*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildC.A.T.s Trilogy*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Wildcats*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Wildcats Version 3.0*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Wildcats: Nemesis*  (Volume 1)
	+ ***WildCats: World's End*  (Volume 1)**
* Grifter Recommended Reading
	+ *Grifter*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Grifter*  (Volume 2)
	+ *Grifter*  (Volume 3)
	+ *Grifter and Midnighter*  (Volume 1)
* Mr. Majestic Recommended Reading
	+ *Mr. Majestic*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Majestic*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Majestic*  (Volume 2)
* Spartan Recommended Reading
	+ *Spartan: Warrior Spirit*  (Volume 1)
* Voodoo Recommended Reading
	+ *Voodoo*  (Volume 1)
* Zealot Recommended Reading
	+ *Zealot*  (Volume 1)
Team One

Gallery

## Affiliations

### Former Members

Mr. Majestic, Saul Baxter, Marc Slayton, John Colt, Regiment, Lucy Blaize, Think Tank, Mason, Isaiah King

### Creators

James Robinson · Rich Johnson · Steven T. Seagle · Tom Raney

Team One was formed in the 1960's through the secret efforts of Lord Emp, then called Saul Baxter.

## History

For nearly 50 years Daemonite activity had been non-existent, but a sudden flurry of attacks aimed at US military bases worried Baxter that a new offensive was coming. Using his influence within the Military-Industrial Complex, he arranged for the formation of a team to handle the oncoming threat. Enter Miles Craven. As head of the newly formed International Operations he was chosen to act as the visible head of the team, Baxter's true level of involvement was to remain a secret.

Through a combination of Baxter's influence and contacts among the Kherubim, and Craven's involvement with a number of secret military projects, the team was created and dubbed Team One.

On their first mission the group was mobilized to deal with the takeover of a nuclear missile silo by the combined forces of the superpowered crime lord "Slaughterhouse" Smith and Helspont. The personnel of the silo were all swiftly killed. The duo had intended to hold the country for ransom, threatening to launch the missiles if they weren't paid on time. Trouble arises when Smith realizes that Helspont really intends to destroy New York, which Smith has a weak spot for. Helspont double crosses him anyway.

Team One arrives and battles the enemy. Further trouble ensues when one of the team loses their nerve and freezes up in the midst of battle.

While the exact details of the battles climax are unknown, the outcome is known. Regiment died when the missile he was holding to exploded and John Colt asks Majestic to kill him since he feared that his dark side could emerge. Majestic would begin his apparent sabbatical at the North Pole, Mason was later killed by the villain Kenyan (an enemy of Saul Baxter/Jacob Marlowe) and Team One was disbanded.

## See Also

* 1 Appearances of Team One
* 1 Images that include Team One
* Team Gallery: Team One
Mr. Majestic Vol 1 3

"Excessive Violence: Parental Discretion Advised": The synopsis for this issue has not yet been written.

## November, 1999

### Cover Artists

* Ed McGuinness
* Jason Martin

## Excessive Violence: Parental Discretion Advised

### Writers

* Joe Casey
* Brian Holguin

### Letterers

* Richard Starkings
* Comicraft

### Editors

* Jeff Mariotte

*****Mr. Majestic* #3**** is an issue of the series *Mr. Majestic*  (Volume 1) with a cover date of  November, 1999.

## Appearing in "Excessive Violence: Parental Discretion Advised"

**Featured Characters:**

* Mr. Majestic
* Ladytron

* Brotherhood of Box

* Movie projector

## See Also

* Cover gallery for the Mr. Majestic series

## Links and References

**Summary Needed**

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Stormwatch P.H.D.

Gallery

### Former Members

Black Betty, Fahrenheit, Gorgeous, John Doran, The Machinist, The Monstrosity, Paris

### Enemies

Lord Defile, Lady Decadence, Walking Ghost

## Origin

### Creators

Christos N. Gage · Doug Mahnke

Stormwatch Post Human Division was a New York City branch of Stormwatch created by Jackson King in teaching the NYPD how to tackle super-crime on a budget.

## History

P.H.D. mostly consisted of exempted ex-supervillains or persons with affiliation with the criminal underworld. They fought off an infiltration by the Daemonite Lord Defile, but they made an enemy: a Russian superhuman crimelord known as the Walking Ghost was targeted by them, and he responded by having his underlings blow up their headquarters at the NYPD 18th Precinct. The group brought him down, and then moved into temporary accommodation in StormWatch's New York headquarters. They were still present when the Number of the Beast Program short-circuited, leading to the event known as World's End. The team members are mostly still active, but with nothing to tie them to the city, they have gone their separate ways.

## See Also

* Appearances of Stormwatch P.H.D.
* 2 Images that include Stormwatch P.H.D.
* Team Gallery: Stormwatch P.H.D.
Marv Wolfman

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### Creations

Nightwing (identity) · Robin (Tim Drake) · Starfire · Raven · Cyborg · Deathstroke · Brother Blood · Trigon · Destiny · Doctor Light · Vigilante · Monitor · Anti-Monitor · Gangbuster · Jericho · Ravager · NKVDemon · Cat Grant

**Marv Wolfman** (*b.* May 13, 1946) is

## Personal History

He was born in the borough of Brooklyn. He is the ex-husband of Michele Wolfman.

### Acting Credits

 Teen Titans Go! (TV Series) Episode: Creative Geniuses |  | Himself

## External Links

* https://www.marvwolfman.com/
* Marv Wolfman at IMDb
* Marv Wolfman at Wikipedia.org
Midnighter (Flowers for the Sun)

## Unknown

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  *Every year I come here, and bring my lover roses. And every year I weep, for it is all I know.*
— ****Midnighter**** src

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Battle Precognition**: "Midnighter" is able to predict how a situation will happen before it starts.
	+ **Tactical Senses**
* **Superhuman Reflexes**
* **Superhuman Strength**

### Abilities

* **Swordsmanship**: "Midnighter" is considered the greatest swordsman in all the land of Japan.

## Paraphernalia

### Weapons

* **Katana** (long sword)
* **Wakizashi** (short sword)

## Related

* Appearances of Midnighter (Flowers for the Sun)
* 2 Images featuring Midnighter (Flowers for the Sun)
* 2 Quotations by or about Midnighter (Flowers for the Sun)
* Character Gallery: Midnighter (Flowers for the Sun)
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Siobhan McDougal (My Adventures with Superman)

## Siobhan McDougal

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**Siobhan McDougal** is a small time Metropolis supervillain and a member of Intergang with sonic powers. She had clashes with Superman.

## Powers and Abilities

### Abilities

* **Leadership**
* **Thievery**

## Paraphernalia

### Equipment

* **Sonic emitter**
	+ **Sound Manipulation**
* **Armor**
	+ **Flight**

## Notes

* This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity of the television series *My Adventures with Superman* and is an adaptation of Silver Banshee. The original character was created by John Byrne and first appeared in *Action Comics*  #595.
* **Siobhan McDougal** is voiced by Catherine Taber.

## Related

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Pike

**Pike** is a super-villain and mercenary in the Wildstorm Universe. His parentage was half-Kherubim, but he chose to side with the Daemonites in their war. This genealogy gives him increased physical strength and body size. He has been a member of the Cabal and New Wildcore. *Pike* was created by Jim Lee and Brandon Choi, first appearing in the Image Comics publication *WildC.A.T.s*  #1. (1992)

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Majestic Vol 2 8

"Loose Ends": Now in the past, Majestic watches himself get sent through The Bleed (where he is sent to the DC Universe) to make sure that history will repeat up until the point that the Daemonites conquered Earth. He then destroys all of the potential Bleed Gates before headin

## "Loose Ends"

* Cover
* Textless

## October, 2005

### Cover Artists

* Neil Googe
* Carrie Strachan

## Loose Ends

### Writers

* Dan Abnett
* Andy Lanning

### Inkers

* Trevor Scott
* Neil Googe

### Editors

* Alex Sinclair
* Kristy Quinn

*****Majestic* (Volume 2) #8**** is an issue of the series *Majestic*  (Volume 2) with a cover date of  October, 2005. It was published on August 10, 2005.

## Synopsis for "Loose Ends"

Now in the past, Majestic watches himself get sent through The Bleed (where he is sent to the DC Universe) to make sure that history will repeat up until the point that the Daemonites conquered Earth. He then destroys all of the potential Bleed Gates before heading back to Earth. Once there, he finds Los Angeles under attack by an ancient Kherubim war machine called Atlas. He makes sure to only disable it in hopes of finding where it came from.

The ongoing battle causes serious damage to multiple L.A. buildings before Majestic flies the Atlas war machine into space where it won't be able to harm anyone. He then destroys it with his heat vision. Next, Majestic heads to the headquarters of Quickthink, Inc. which was the target of the Atlas's rampage. There, he finds his cybernetic friend Desmond who apparently owns the company. Like the Halo Corporation, Desmond is reverse-engineering Kherubim technology for commercial applications.

Convinced that Desmond doesn't actually know anything about why the Atlas would attack Quickthink, he leaves and is confronted by reporters. Meanwhile, Zealot watches the news reports and is surprised to see Majestic back on Earth.

## Appearing in "Loose Ends"

**Featured Characters:**

* Mr. Majestic

**Supporting Characters:**

* Desmond

* Zealot

**Locations:**

* Los Angeles, California
	+ Quickthink, Inc.

**Items:**

* Kusar Blade

**Vehicles:**

## See Also

* Cover gallery for the Majestic series
* Images from Majestic Vol 2 8
Wildstorm Winter Special Vol 1 1

"The Survivor": The synopsis for this issue has not yet been written.

## "The Survivor"

* Cover
* Textless

## Wildstorm Winter Special

**Rated T for Teen (12+)**

*****Wildstorm Winter Special* #1**** is a one-shot with a cover date of  January, 2005. It was published on November 17, 2004.

## Appearing in "Two Dangerous Ideas"

**Featured Characters:**

* Apollo
* Daylighter ***(First appearance)***
* Midnighter
* Pluto ***(First appearance)***

* Bernell Sauginas

**Locations:**

* New York City
	+ Manhattan
* WorldMax Films.

* The Carrier

## Appearing in "Deathblow Gets Dusted"

**Featured Characters:**

* Deathblow

## Notes

* "Two Dangerous Ideas" is reprinted in *The Authority/Lobo: Holiday Hell*.
* "Small World, After All" is reprinted in *The Authority/Lobo: Holiday Hell*.

## Links and References

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Priscilla Kitaen (WildC.A.T.s TV Series)

## Voodoo

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**Voodoo** is a member of the WildC.A.T.s.

## History

Pris Kitaen was an orphaned Crossbreed, originally from Florida. She studied dance in New York City, where she was found by Jacob Marlowe and Void. They explained her origins and power to her and let her join the WildC.A.T.s.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Mental Powers**
	+ **Mental Blasts**
	+ **Daemonite Detection**

## Notes

* This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity of the television series *WildC.A.T.s* and is an adaptation of Voodoo. The original character was created by Jim Lee and Brandon Choi and first appeared in *WildC.A.T.s* #1.
* **Voodoo** was voiced by Ruth Marshall.

## Related

* 16 Appearances of Priscilla Kitaen (WildC.A.T.s TV Series)
* 1 Images featuring Priscilla Kitaen (WildC.A.T.s TV Series)
* Quotations by or about Priscilla Kitaen (WildC.A.T.s TV Series)
* Character Gallery: Priscilla Kitaen (WildC.A.T.s TV Series)

### Footnotes

1. ↑ *WildC.A.T.s Adventures Sourcebook* #1
WildC.A.T.s (TV Series) Episode: The Evil Within

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WildC.A.T.s
Season 1: Episode 4

October 29, 1994

**The Evil Within** is an episode of season 1 of *WildC.A.T.s*. It premiered on  October 29, 1994.

## See Also

* Images from WildC.A.T.s (TV Series) Episode: The Evil Within
* Episodes of WildC.A.T.s (TV Series)
* Images from WildC.A.T.s (TV Series)
* Gallery for the WildC.A.T.s (TV Series) series

## Links and References

* None.

**Footnotes**
Majestic Vol 2 3

"The World We Live In": Majestic is briefly taken captive by a group of strange and powerful aliens. He easily escapes after waking up, but must rescue one of them when he is attacked by the Vendettes.

## "The World We Live In"

* Cover
* Textless

## May, 2005

### Cover Artists

* Ed McGuinness
* Dexter Vines
* Carrie Strachan

## The World We Live In

### Writers

* Dan Abnett
* Andy Lanning

### Inkers

* Trevor Scott
* Sal Regla

### Editors

* Alex Sinclair
* Kristy Quinn

*****Majestic* (Volume 2) #3**** is an issue of the series *Majestic*  (Volume 2) with a cover date of  May, 2005. It was published on March 9, 2005.

## Synopsis for "The World We Live In"

Majestic is briefly taken captive by a group of strange and powerful aliens. He easily escapes after waking up, but must rescue one of them when he is attacked by the Vendettes.

After making peace with each other, the aliens show Majestic what they call 'The Plenary', a vast and lifelike section of the alien Ark that multiple lifeforms inhabit. It turns out that the Alien Ark has been malfunctioning, possibly for thousands of years, and numerous aliens had been escaping into a cultivation zone. Majestic learns a little about the massive culture and the 'deity' called the Godhead, which is most likely the Ark's artificial intelligence.

After getting little help from the natives, Majestic decides to go off to find out more about the ship, but is attacked by the 'Elders', the founders of the Plenary that keep the ship's true origins secret from the rest of the population by killing those that go into the forbidden zone. The inevitable fight pushes Majestic before he is at the mercy of the Head Elder Phoment.

## Appearing in "The World We Live In"

**Featured Characters:**

* Mr. Majestic

* Vendettes
* Phoment

* The Plenary

## See Also

* Cover gallery for the Majestic series
* Images from Majestic Vol 2 3
Majestic Vol 2 15

"The Enemy of My Enemy": Majestic, Spartan, and Helspont arrive in South America near Desmond's location as the forces of the Skein and Shapers Guild battle for control of the Planet-Shaper.

## "The Enemy of My Enemy"

* Cover
* Textless

## May, 2006

### Cover Artists

* Neil Googe
* Carrie Strachan

## The Enemy of My Enemy

### Writers

* Dan Abnett
* Andy Lanning

### Inkers

* Dan Davis
* Neil Googe

### Editors

* Scott Dunbier
* Kristy Quinn

*****Majestic* (Volume 2) #15**** is an issue of the series *Majestic*  (Volume 2) with a cover date of  May, 2006. It was published on March 15, 2006.

## Synopsis for "The Enemy of My Enemy"

Majestic, Spartan, and Helspont arrive in South America near Desmond's location as the forces of the Skein and Shapers Guild battle for control of the Planet-Shaper.

Imperator, Zealot, and Zealot's mother, Lady Harmony, are leading the Skein forces. Javen is preparing to harvest Savant while ordering his forces to delay the Skein for as long as possible. Majestic, Spartan, and Helspont plow through the Shapers Guild Motile Squads as Zealot and her mother confront Javen. Zealot is badly injured and her mother tries to save her, but it's all for naught as Javen kills her mercilessly.

Majestic heads further into the Planet-Shaper as Spartan and Helspont keep the Shapers busy. Imperator and Majestic run into each other and argue over the fate of the AI seed, before they both agree that it needs to be deactivated. Zealot continues to bleed as Savant can do nothing to help. Seeing her only opportunity should she die, Zealot reveals that she's Savant's mother. Javen laughs over the situation and prepares to kill Zealot, but Majestic arrives to stop him.

## Appearing in "The Enemy of My Enemy"

**Featured Characters:**

* Mr. Majestic

**Supporting Characters:**

* Zealot
* Savant
* Lady Harmony ***(Dies)***
* Imperator
* Spartan
* Lord Helspont

**Antagonists:**

* Javen

* Kusar Blade
* Planet-Shaper

## See Also

* Cover gallery for the Majestic series
* Images from Majestic Vol 2 15
WildC.A.T.s Adventures Vol 1 9

"Black Razor's Edge": The synopsis for this issue has not yet been written.

## "Black Razor's Edge"

Cover

*****WildC.A.T.s Adventures* #9**** is an issue of the series *WildC.A.T.s Adventures*  (Volume 1) with a cover date of  May, 1995.

## Appearing in "Black Razor's Edge"

**Featured Characters:**

* WildC.A.T.s
	+ Grifter
	+ Jacob Marlowe
	+ Maul
	+ Spartan
	+ Void
	+ Voodoo
	+ Warblade
	+ Zealot

**Supporting Characters:**

* Black Razors
	+ Frank Colby
	+ Max Cash

**Villains:**

* Helspont
	+ Pike

* Troika
	+ Attica
	+ H.A.R.M.
	+ Slag

* Halo Enterprises, Los Angeles

* Behemoth
* MIRV

## Notes

* Based on Bob Forward's teleplay of *Black Razor's Edge*.

## See Also

* Cover gallery for the WildC.A.T.s Adventures series

## Recommended Reading

* WildC.A.T.s Recommended Reading
	+ *WildC.A.T.s*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildC.A.T.s Adventures*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildC.A.T.s Sourcebook*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildC.A.T.s Trilogy*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Wildcats*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Wildcats Version 3.0*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Wildcats: Nemesis*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildCats: World's End*  (Volume 1)
* Grifter Recommended Reading
	+ *Grifter*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Grifter*  (Volume 2)
	+ *Grifter*  (Volume 3)
	+ *Grifter and Midnighter*  (Volume 1)
* Mr. Majestic Recommended Reading
	+ *Mr. Majestic*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Majestic*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Majestic*  (Volume 2)
* Spartan Recommended Reading
	+ *Spartan: Warrior Spirit*  (Volume 1)
* Voodoo Recommended Reading
	+ *Voodoo*  (Volume 1)
* Zealot Recommended Reading
	+ *Zealot*  (Volume 1)

## Links and References

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Mr. Majestic Vol 1 9

"Universal Law, Book Three: Motorchrist": The synopsis for this issue has not yet been written.

## May, 2000

### Cover Artists

* Eric Canete
* Juan Vlasco

## Universal Law, Book Three: Motorchrist

### Writers

* Joe Casey
* Brian Holguin

### Pencilers

* Eric Canete
* Toby Cypress

### Inkers

* Juan Vlasco
* Mark Irwin
* Troy Hubbs

### Letterers

* Richard Starkings
* Comicraft

### Editors

* Jeff Mariotte

*****Mr. Majestic* #9**** is an issue of the series *Mr. Majestic*  (Volume 1) with a cover date of  May, 2000.

## Appearing in "Universal Law, Book Three: Motorchrist"

**Featured Characters:**

* Mr. Majestic

**Supporting Characters:**

* Desmond

* Mount Rushmore, South Dakota

## See Also

* Cover gallery for the Mr. Majestic series

## Links and References

**Summary Needed**

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Majestic Vol 2

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***Majestic*  (Volume 2)** was an ongoing series, published by WildStorm Productions. It ran from 2005 until 2006. It starred Mister Majestic.

## Issues

* *Majestic* (Volume 2) #1
* *Majestic* (Volume 2) #2
* *Majestic* (Volume 2) #3
* *Majestic* (Volume 2) #4
* *Majestic* (Volume 2) #5
* *Majestic* (Volume 2) #6
* *Majestic* (Volume 2) #7
* *Majestic* (Volume 2) #8
* *Majestic* (Volume 2) #9
* *Majestic* (Volume 2) #10
* *Majestic* (Volume 2) #11
* *Majestic* (Volume 2) #12
* *Majestic* (Volume 2) #13
* *Majestic* (Volume 2) #14
* *Majestic* (Volume 2) #15
* *Majestic* (Volume 2) #16
* *Majestic* (Volume 2) #17

## Collections

* *Majestic: While You Were Out*
* *Majestic: Meanwhile, Back on Earth...*
* *Majestic: Final Cut*

## See Also

* Cover Gallery: *Majestic Vol 2*
* Collections from *Majestic Vol 2*
* Images from *Majestic Vol 2*
* Textless Cover Art from *Majestic Vol 2*
* Variant Covers from *Majestic Vol 2*
* WildC.A.T.s Recommended Reading
	+ *WildC.A.T.s*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildC.A.T.s Adventures*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildC.A.T.s Sourcebook*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildC.A.T.s Trilogy*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Wildcats*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Wildcats Version 3.0*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Wildcats: Nemesis*  (Volume 1)
	+ *WildCats: World's End*  (Volume 1)
* Grifter Recommended Reading
	+ *Grifter*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Grifter*  (Volume 2)
	+ *Grifter*  (Volume 3)
	+ *Grifter and Midnighter*  (Volume 1)
* Mr. Majestic Recommended Reading
	+ *Mr. Majestic*  (Volume 1)
	+ *Majestic*  (Volume 1)
	+ ***Majestic*  (Volume 2)**
* Spartan Recommended Reading
	+ *Spartan: Warrior Spirit*  (Volume 1)
* Voodoo Recommended Reading
	+ *Voodoo*  (Volume 1)
* Zealot Recommended Reading
	+ *Zealot*  (Volume 1)
Mr. Majestic Vol 1 6

"Why-2K": The synopsis for this issue has not yet been written.

## "Why-2K"

Cover

*****Mr. Majestic* #6**** is an issue of the series *Mr. Majestic*  (Volume 1) with a cover date of  February, 2000.

## Appearing in "Why-2K"

**Featured Characters:**

* Mr. Majestic

**Supporting Characters:**

* Desmond

**Antagonists:**

* Ultravixen
	+ Pure Candi
	+ Starina Wave
	+ Redd
	+ Sprite
	+ Acidia
	+ Ravin

* Saturn

## See Also

* Cover gallery for the Mr. Majestic series

## Links and References

**Summary Needed**

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WildC.A.T.s (TV Series) Episode: Lives in the Balance

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WildC.A.T.s
Season 1: Episode 6

November 19, 1994

**Lives in the Balance** is an episode of season 1 of *WildC.A.T.s*. It premiered on  November 19, 1994.

## See Also

* Images from WildC.A.T.s (TV Series) Episode: Lives in the Balance
* Episodes of WildC.A.T.s (TV Series)
* Images from WildC.A.T.s (TV Series)
* Gallery for the WildC.A.T.s (TV Series) series

## Links and References

* None.

**Footnotes**
Majestic Vol 2 12

"Noble Blood": The issue opens with Javen reminiscing with his old friend Majestic. He then reveals that he was sent to Earth to secure the AI seed for the Shapers Guild on Khera while also repeating the revelations about the Kherubim not originally being from Khera. The AI seed on Earth is impo

## "Noble Blood"

* Cover
* Textless

## Majestic Vol 2 #12

### Cover Artists

* Neil Googe
* Carrie Strachan

## Noble Blood

### Writers

* Dan Abnett
* Andy Lanning

### Editors

* Scott Dunbier
* Kristy Quinn

*****Majestic* (Volume 2) #12**** is an issue of the series *Majestic*  (Volume 2) with a cover date of  February, 2006. It was published on December 14, 2005.

## Synopsis for "Noble Blood"

The issue opens with Javen reminiscing with his old friend Majestic. He then reveals that he was sent to Earth to secure the AI seed for the Shapers Guild on Khera while also repeating the revelations about the Kherubim not originally being from Khera. The AI seed on Earth is important because the one on Khera is inactive and various factions within the Pantheon seek to control the AI see as a weapon. Instead the Shapers Guild wishes to control the seed so that they continue to shape the destiny of the Kherubim race and prevent such a powerful bargaining chip from destabilizing the balance of power on Khera.

It also turns out that the Skein assassins sent to kill Majestic were sent by one of the Pantheon's factions and will target others on Earth, including Zealot's sister Savant. To prevent this, Javen sends two shapers with Zealot to get Savant to safety, while he and Majestic contact Spartan a.k.a. Jack Marlowe at the Halo Building. Meanwhile, members of the Skein monitor the actions of Majestic and his friends. Their 'priestess' and mysterious leader decide to make contact with Zealot and Savant before the Shaper's Guild can do anything about it.

Spartan, Majestic, and Javen discuss the AI seed and what to do about Khera. In the Swiss Alps, Savant is snowboarding when Zealot finds her. The Shapers react as if they are going to attack but before they can, the Skein's mysterious leader appears and kills both of them. He then introduces himself to Zealot and Savant as Imperator, of the Noble Kherubim House of Khull.

Back at Halo, Javen reveals that the Shapers Guild wishes to stabilize Khera by establishing a new government led by an untainted Kherubim monarch. Their choice for the throne is Majestic.

## Appearing in "Noble Blood"

**Featured Characters:**

* Mr. Majestic

**Supporting Characters:**

* Zealot
* Hadrian
* Savant
* Javen

**Antagonists:**

* Imperator

* Los Angeles
	+ Halo Building
* Switzerland
	+ Alps

**Items:**

* Kusar Blade

**Vehicles:**

## See Also

* Cover gallery for the Majestic series
* Images from Majestic Vol 2 12
Meritocracy (Alternative 838)

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**The Meritocracy** is The Authority's inverted gender counterpart from an alternate dimension named Alternative 838.

## Paraphernalia

**Transportation:**
The Carrier

## Trivia

* The name of Swift's male counterpart was not revealed.

## See Also

* Appearances of Meritocracy (Alternative 838)
* 1 Images that include Meritocracy (Alternative 838)
* Team Gallery: Meritocracy (Alternative 838)
Majestic Vol 2 13

"Big Day": Majestic thinks over the offer to be the new Regent of Khera, but temporarily rejects Javen's offer. Unsatisfied, Javen is able to temporarily paralyze his old friend with Shapers Guild-trained acupuncture. Spartan fights off the shaper briefly but is no match in his current form. Jus

## "Big Day"

* Cover
* Textless

## March, 2006

### Cover Artists

* Neil Googe
* Carrie Strachan

## Big Day

### Writers

* Dan Abnett
* Andy Lanning

### Editors

* Scott Dunbier
* Kristy Quinn

*****Majestic* (Volume 2) #13**** is an issue of the series *Majestic*  (Volume 2) with a cover date of  March, 2006. It was published on January 11, 2006.

## Synopsis for "Big Day"

Majestic thinks over the offer to be the new Regent of Khera, but temporarily rejects Javen's offer. Unsatisfied, Javen is able to temporarily paralyze his old friend with Shapers Guild-trained acupuncture. Spartan fights off the shaper briefly but is no match in his current form. Just before his body is destroyed he uploads his consciousness to a better Military-Grade Spartan chassis. Unfortunately after a short fight Javen is able to form his hand inside Spartan's mouth and expands it, destroying the body.

Meanwhile in the Swiss Alps, Imperator explains that the Shapers Guild was planning to overthrow the Kheran government after acquiring certain weapons for their cause, notably the AI Seed. Zealot and Savant don't believe him, but Imperator's ally the Skein Priestess arrives. It turns out that she is Zealot and Savant's mother, Lady Harmony.

Back at Halo, Javen reveals that he needed Majestic to replace the dead gene-stock in the AI Seed and remake Khera on Earth with the human race regrown as a servitor race like the Titanthropes on Khera.

Above Australia, James Wyvern a.k.a. Helspont prepares to meet his board of directors to plan an offensive against the Shapers Guild, but his plane is met by a squad of Shapers, which he easily fights off after assuming his Daemonite form.

Elsewhere, Javen determines that Majestic is not a suitable donor because his metabolism is breaking down. His trip through The Bleed and through time have left him a terminal condition with only weeks to live. Unable to harvest his primary source, Javen chooses to use his back-up plan, the previously unknown offspring that has the same genes as Majestic. He is going after the daughter Majestic never knew he had...Savant.

## Appearing in "Big Day"

**Featured Characters:**

* Mr. Majestic

**Supporting Characters:**

* Spartan
* Zealot
* Savant
* Lady Harmony
* Imperator

**Antagonists:**

* Helspont
* Shapers Guild
	+ Javen

* Los Angeles
	+ Halo Building
* Switzerland
	+ Alps

**Items:**

* Kusar Blade

**Vehicles:**

## See Also

* Cover gallery for the Majestic series
* Images from Majestic Vol 2 13
Todd McFarlane

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**Todd McFarlane** (*b.* March 16, 1961) is a comic book artist and writer.

## Professional History

**Todd McFarlane** is a Canadian artist, writer, designer and entrepreneur. He is best known in the comic book industry for his contributions to the *Spider-Man* franchise for Marvel Comics and his own company, Image Comics, the success of which is largely placed on MacFarlane's creation, Spawn. McFarlane worked for DC Comics in the late 80s on series like Infinity Inc. and Detective Comics.

## Personal History

McFarlane graduated from Sir Winston Churchill High School and in the early 1980s, McFarlane attended Eastern Washington University on a baseball scholarship, where he studied graphic art. Todd is currently living in Arizona with his wife, with whom he had three kids.

## Trivia

* Is co-owner of National Hockey League's Edmonton Oilers.
* Purchased home run baseballs from the 1998 Mark McGwire-Sammy Sosa race, including McGwire's $3 million #70 ball.

## External Links

https://www.mcfarlane.com/

* Tood McFarlane at Wikipedia.org
Majestic Vol 2 14

"T Minus": The activation of the Planet-Shaper has caused widespread chaos around the world as sections of the device appear in various parts of the globe.

## "T Minus"

* Cover
* Textless

## April, 2006

### Cover Artists

* Neil Googe
* Carrie Strachan

## T Minus

### Writers

* Dan Abnett
* Andy Lanning

### Editors

* Scott Dunbier
* Kristy Quinn

*****Majestic* (Volume 2) #14**** is an issue of the series *Majestic*  (Volume 2) with a cover date of  April, 2006. It was published on February 8, 2006.

## Synopsis for "T Minus"

The activation of the Planet-Shaper has caused widespread chaos around the world as sections of the device appear in various parts of the globe.

Majestic is still trapped by Hadrian, after downloading into a small maint-ant, is preparing to free him.

In the Swiss Alps, Lady Harmony, Zealot's mother, explains to her daughters about the Shapers Guild's plan to reform Earth as New Khera. She has brought the Skein to Earth in order to maintain the status quo of Khera's current situation and stop the Guild. The four Kherubim then prepare to leave, but their dropship is destroyed by Shapers.

Deep in the Halo Building, Hadrian uses his small body to free Majestic, and they both escape after fighting off a few Shaper guards.

The Kherubim in the Alps fight off a legion of Shapers, but Savant is still abducted. The Shapers search Rushmore for any sign of Majestic as another Shaper delivers the captured Savant to Master Motile Javen. Javen then orders the terraforming to begin now that they some a suitable source of pureblood Kherubim genestock.

Majestic arrives at his farm hideaway and downloads Spartan into an ancient-model Spartan series prototype he had stored there. Majestic also takes time to confirm his unstable cellular condition while explaining to Spartan how he could be Savant's father. Desmond contacts the two from within the Planet-Shaper. He's found someone that can help Majestic stop the AI Seed from wiping out life on Earth. Spartan and Majestic step outside to meet their new ally, the Daemonite Lord Helspont.

## Appearing in "T Minus"

**Featured Characters:**

* Mr. Majestic

**Supporting Characters:**

* Spartan
* Desmond
* Zealot
* Savant
* Lady Harmony
* Imperator

**Antagonists:**

* Shapers Guild
	+ Javen
* Lord Helspont

* Los Angeles
	+ Halo Building
* Switzerland
	+ Alps

**Items:**

* Planet-Shaper
* Kusar Blade

**Vehicles:**

## See Also

* Cover gallery for the Majestic series
* Images from Majestic Vol 2 14
Samuel Lane (My Adventures with Superman)

## General Lane

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General **Sam Lane** is a cold and driven Task Force X operative who attempted to kill Superman before becoming his ally.

## Powers and Abilities

### Abilities

* **Military Protocol**
	+ **Firearms**
	+ **Leadership**
* **Indomitable Will**

## Notes

* This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity of the television series *My Adventures with Superman* and is an adaptation of General Lane. The original character was created by Robert Bernstein and Kurt Schaffenberger and first appeared in *Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane* #13.
* **General Lane** is voiced by Joel de la Fuente.

## Related

* 6 Appearances of Samuel Lane (My Adventures with Superman)
* 2 Images featuring Samuel Lane (My Adventures with Superman)
* 1 Quotations by or about Samuel Lane (My Adventures with Superman)
* Character Gallery: Samuel Lane (My Adventures with Superman)

### Footnotes

1. ↑ *My Adventures with Superman*: "Let's Go to Ivo Tower, You Say"

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WildC.A.T.s (TV Series) Episode: M.V.P.

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WildC.A.T.s
Season 1: Episode 11

June 3, 1995

**M.V.P.** is an episode of season 1 of *WildC.A.T.s*. It premiered on  June 3, 1995.

## See Also

* Images from WildC.A.T.s (TV Series) Episode: M.V.P.
* Episodes of WildC.A.T.s (TV Series)
* Images from WildC.A.T.s (TV Series)
* Gallery for the WildC.A.T.s (TV Series) series

## Links and References

* None.

**Footnotes**
The Backpack

### Effects

Ability to create portals (and potentially (unintentionally) cause the user to time travel)

### Source

Created by Noah Krugston

uhhh... was seen being """charged""" by the Quantum Generator. appears in AIROAH: All Episodes, KRUGSTON: Test Run, and KRUGSTON: All Episodes. HOWEVER. In the first two named ...seasons? things? idk. in the first two. AIROAH and Pilot Noah Krugston (so variations of Noah Krugston, perhaps alternate universe versions? clones?) made The Backpack. (but funny thing is AIROAH knows how to use it and Pilot Noah obviously doesn't (so either mind wipe (unplausible) or separate entities (plausible))) In the third named thing, Noah Krugston *doesn't SEEM to recognize it*, so MAIN LINE Noah Krugston didn't make it. This does leave room for the other two to've,
WildC.A.T.s (TV Series) Episode: Soul of a Giant

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WildC.A.T.s
Season 1: Episode 7

November 26, 1994

**Soul of a Giant** is an episode of season 1 of *WildC.A.T.s*. It premiered on  November 26, 1994.

## See Also

* Images from WildC.A.T.s (TV Series) Episode: Soul of a Giant
* Episodes of WildC.A.T.s (TV Series)
* Images from WildC.A.T.s (TV Series)
* Gallery for the WildC.A.T.s (TV Series) series

## Links and References

* None.

**Footnotes**
Wildstorm Multiverse

**This is an *in-universe* article with *out-of-universe* material.**

This article covers information about something that exists within the DC Universe, and should not contain out-of-universe material. Please remove all out-of-universe material, or include it in a separate section at the bottom of the article. And take off that silly costume.
A 196,833 dimensional object not unlike a snowflake embedded within the higher dimensional fluid medium of the Bleed, this was the former home of the DC Multiverse's Earth-50. Capable of being traveled through via Carrier, this Multiverse is to a certain extent self-

### Aliases

Wildstorm Universe; The Snowflake

The **Wildstorm Multiverse** was a multiverse centered around the Wildstorm Universe.

## History

A 196,833 dimensional object not unlike a snowflake embedded within the higher dimensional fluid medium of the Bleed, this was the former home of the DC Multiverse's Earth-50. Capable of being traveled through via Carrier, this Multiverse is to a certain extent self-policing, arranging the births of the likes of the Century Babies to defend it.

## Points of Interest

* **Alternative 838**
* **Authoriteens**
* **The Bleed**
* **Damocles Universe**
* **Image Universe**
* **Sliding Albion**
* **Slipstream Universe**
* **Terra Occulta**
* **Two Dangerous Ideas**
* **Wildstorm Universe**

## Notes

* Many of the worlds of the Wildstorm Multiverse notably parallel that of the main DC Universe: numerous individuals are similar to the likes of Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman, both in the form of entities embodying similar archetypes such as Apollo and The Midnighter, and exact counterparts such as the various Batmen encountered by the Planetary team. Also, the Snowflake endured a "partial Multiversal collapse" in 1986 resulting in several worlds being folded into a single dimension, similarly to the events of the Crisis on Infinite Earths, though a third of the population did not survive this event.
* With the restoration of the larger Multiverse by the events of Convergence including Earth-50, separated into sets of wildly varying individual Multiverses that still operate under principles such as universes separated by the Bleed that can be traveled by Carriers, it is possible that the Wildstorm Multiverse may exist within this larger "Omniverse".

## See Also

* Appearances of Wildstorm Multiverse
* Location Gallery: Wildstorm Multiverse
* Catalogued images related to Wildstorm Multiverse

## Links and References

* Wildstorm Universe at Wikipedia.org

1. ↑ *Planetary* #1
2. ↑ *StormWatch* (Volume 2) #8
3. ↑ *The Authority* #1
4. ↑ *Planetary* #19
5. ↑ *Planetary/Batman: Night on Earth*
6. ↑ https://www.newsarama.com/25243-morrison-reveals-weird-stories-for-batman-black-white-and-multiversity-too.html
7. ↑ https://www.comicbookresources.com/article/sdcc-morrison-dc-announce-multiversity-too-batman-black-white-ogns