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Valkyrie #6, this one took me a while as I've never done an archer pose before
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NoMan - Tony Dunn was dying. An incurable disease had taken over his body and his time was running out. Unwilling to accept his fate, Dunn transferred his consciousness into a brain-like device that could be placed into androids that he had created. Each android is different with its own unique abilities. Though each android had its own set of abilities, he also had an invisibility cloak which was a gift from a friend and fellow scientist. Using his new-found body(s) Dunn is apart of a secret international task force to fight against covert threats. The group is codenamed Thunder.
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Disclaimer: After going into a bit of a Wikipedia black hole I learned about how many superheroes are in the public domain. I found this website (https://pdsh.fandom.com/wiki/Public_Domain_Super_Heroes)
It basically is a huge online encyclopedia of so many public domain characters. It's gotten me a bit inspired so some of the characters I will be publishing are inspired by some of those within the public domain.
The Face - Tony Trent was just your ordinary journalist who decided to help the magician Marvelo in solving the case over a missing diamond. In return for his services, Marvelo gave Trent a sentient mask named Mr. Face. The mask provides him with the ability to create illusions to frighten criminals into providing him information. Mr. Face though does have a mind of its own and always begs to kill its frightened victims which Trent always has to forcibly prevent.
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Wonderman - William "Will" Fletcher once a star athlete who became paraplegic after a car accident. Provided with a serum by his father, Fletcher was amazing abilities such as given super strength, flight and invulnerability but only for a short amount of time. Using this serum, Fletcher strives to help those in need and protect Empire City.
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???/Patriarch: A gigantic, cannibalistic lion-man known for his terrifying strength as much as he's known for his savage temper and brutality, Patriarch is an enigma who wanders Atlas, promising the downtrodden, hopeless, and unfortunate the protection the hero community couldn't give them. Beneath his aloof but caring demeanor, he is a sadistic predator who has groomed the defenseless into forming a cult around him, having his hopeless followers commit acts of "worship" that range ANYWHERE in the spectrum of depravity; from robbery, to murder, to butchery, to even cannibalism, all in the name of their bestial savior. Worse, even THEY aren't safe from his sudden bouts of animalistic rage, and he's even willing to use them as meat shields, sending them to their deaths while he sits back and watches as his enemies get to him. Unfortunately, this isn't because of cowardice; Patriarch barely considers most heroes worth his attention, and when they FINALLY confront him face to face, they are in for a nasty surprise; Patriarch is a savage and enormously strong fighter, willing to use every dirty trick in the book and sheer brute force to come out on top of the fight.
Patriarch is a 9-foot tall beast man with the traits and abilities of the animal he is based on. His fingers are tipped with retractable claws capable of carving through thick metal with ease, and is incredibly fast and agile despite his size; when running on all fours, he can move at speeds up to 75 miles an hour. All five of his senses have been enhanced past the point of human perfection and he can see via night vision. However, his greatest weapon is his strength; he's capable of tearing through tanks and buildings with absolutely no effort, and he is one of the few people on Atlas capable of matching a vampire in a fight.
The price for Patriarch receiving his powers is widely believed to be his humanity, explaining his increasingly brutal treatment of the people under his "care".
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Three middle-aged nerds (including yours truly!) review all of the MCU movies in chronological order. Short, funny, and full of good vibes, check it out and let us know what you think!
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