Echoes of the Multiverse

Gotham City - Today Several blocks away from Gotham Academy High School, a limo idled in the parking lot of a Big Belly Burger. In the driver’s seat, Alfred Pennyworth glanced into the rear view mirror to get a good look at his passenger. Bruce Wayne sat in the back seat, thumb sliding over a the s...

That bit with Steve and Bond now makes me want to do some kind of Buddy Cop / Spy / Superhero movie where James Bond and Steve Rogers wind up working the same mission. And despite what most people think, Bond and Steve get along just fine. A lot of the fun would be injecting Steve into typical Bond ...

This was something I'd posted on Discord a while back, but what the heck. Maybe it's worth sharing here. So a little while ago I did a selective James Bond marathon, basically sticking to the ones I felt best exemplified the overall tone of the franchise, and while watching "The Spy Who Loved M...

John Constantine eventually got brought up in the thread, so I made a confession: I don't like John Constantine. Originally I just didn't care for the guy, which is odd because I got exposed to him during the 90s. The idea of a trench coat detective dealing with occult stuff is a cool concept, but J...

And speaking of He-Man (as I just did . . . for a REALLY long while there . . . ) I have to say I was disappointed with the whole "He-Man and the Masters of the Multiverse" crossover. The idea of a crossover between the various He-Man franchises that have existed over the years is a fantas...

A Captain Marvel/He-Man crossover is something I've wanted for a while. I actually came up with a story idea meant to follow up on the official ThunderCats / Masters of the Universe crossover that was released a few years back (it's really good, highly recommend it), though I made the setting more o...

There was an idea I had where Superman and the original Captain Marvel were just hanging out and chatting, when Mister Mxyzptlk pops up to start annoying Superman. Myx lets out a little shriek of horror when he sees Cap, who just grins at the 5-D Imp before the latter intentionally says his name bac...

Jim West was certain that, if he had a few moments to think, he’d be able to recall a time when he was in deeper trouble than he was now. It was just unlikely that he’d get those moments. At present, he and his partner in justice, Artemus Gordon, were standing in the center of a forgotten ghost town...

Crazetopher David Blazing the 3rd, known to friend, foe and odd acquaintance alike simply as Crazy Dave, was in his garden when one of said friends pulled up into his driveway. That said friend was a sentient time traveling hybrid of several vehicles (most notably a 50s sports car and an RV) didn't ...

So I've decided to share the contributions I made to that RPG.net thread I mentioned in the opening post. Hopefully you guys will enjoy them as much as the rpg.net guys seem to.

After a few arcs, it’s impractical to build Dragon Ball characters on what their real PLs would be, or else we’d be in triple digits. At a certain point (definitely by Z, but maybe earlier, we’ll see), character PL will be more about how strong someone is in the context of that arc. For example, An...

Like they said, welcome back.

I always felt kind of bad for Jack Monroe, because when he first started as Nomad he was a decent enough character. We got to see the whole "man out of time" thing again, but this time with a guy who wasn't Steve Rogers. Gruenwald originally wrote him as a guy who was sincerely trying to a...

I concur.

William Burnside seems like one of those characters that should either just embrace his evil nature or be treated as a somewhat tragic villain, misguided and possibly redeemable. But the poor guy seems to get broken out just whenever they want an Anti-Cap. Regarding Zaran, it's a bit annoying that t...