+ Reply to Thread
Page 2 of 42 FirstFirst 1 2 3 4 5 6 12 ... LastLast
Results 16 to 30 of 628

Thread: Heroes from All Fifty States

  1. #16
    Join Date
    Dec 2006
    Location
    OHS Room 205
    Posts
    1,326
    Rep Power
    349311

    Re: Heroes from All Fifty States

    Quote Originally Posted by BobGreenwade View Post
    I'm almost afraid to see what will be done for Oregon....
    If you're worried, you could do something yourself....
    "If you’re scientifically literate, the world looks very different to you . . . . and that understanding empowers you."
    — Neil deGrasse Tyson

  2. #17
    Join Date
    Mar 2005
    Location
    Look, this whole station is basically a big fusion reactor...
    Age
    45
    Posts
    2,510
    Blog Entries
    3
    Rep Power
    219236

    Re: Heroes from All Fifty States

    someone did Miss Oregon, but since it was a beauty pageant version,
    I didnt feel bad not including her yet....

    more updates soon, gotta work , plus update my own campaign...
    =
    So you're talkin' about a thermonuclear explosion and Adiós, Muchachos =
    =

  3. #18
    Join Date
    Dec 2006
    Location
    OHS Room 205
    Posts
    1,326
    Rep Power
    349311

    Re: Heroes from All Fifty States

    All right, here's another one.

    It's a little known fact that Wyoming is nicknamed the Equality State. That's because, among other reasons, Wyoming was the first state to give women the vote (1869), the first to allow women to serve on a jury (1870), and the first to elect (and inaugurate) a female governor (1924). Naturally, Wyoming's contribution to the Fifty Heroes Squad had to be a woman.

    Swift as the winds that blow down from the Great Divide, strong as the mighty bison that roamed the Great Plains, and pure as the waters that flow from the snow-capped peaks of the Tetons, she stands as the guardian and protector of the state and all its people. She is....

    Ms. Wyoming



    --
    (While I've never actually lived in Wyoming, I've driven across I-80 between Evanston and Laramie so many times I feel like I've lived there. If you've ever made that drive, you know what I mean. )
    "If you’re scientifically literate, the world looks very different to you . . . . and that understanding empowers you."
    — Neil deGrasse Tyson

  4. #19
    Join Date
    Mar 2005
    Location
    Look, this whole station is basically a big fusion reactor...
    Age
    45
    Posts
    2,510
    Blog Entries
    3
    Rep Power
    219236

    Thumbup Re: Heroes from All Fifty States

    07/04 changes are up. again, please any criticisms or blunders, let me know.
    thanks again for the good pix! click here

    theoretically one day in the future each pic will have descriptive blurb with it.
    Last edited by Egyptoid; Jul 4th, '08 at 11:26 AM. Reason: forgot earl
    =
    So you're talkin' about a thermonuclear explosion and Adiós, Muchachos =
    =

  5. #20
    Join Date
    Nov 2003
    Age
    30
    Posts
    1,550
    Rep Power
    12913

    Re: Heroes from All Fifty States

    i felt inspired and just had to do the hero for Rhode Island.

    Providence.

    Hope Cranston is a teenage girl protected by seemingly divine providence no matter what dire peril she may be in she always seems to come out with barely a scratch.

    Already a skilled athlete when she discovered this power(following a series of miraculous escapes) she decided to use it to rescue people as the hero Providence. she has no other powers beyond her remarkable ability to escape danger but her foes seem to injure themselves either by her design or accident.
    Attached Images

  6. #21
    Join Date
    Mar 2005
    Location
    Look, this whole station is basically a big fusion reactor...
    Age
    45
    Posts
    2,510
    Blog Entries
    3
    Rep Power
    219236

    Rockon Re: Heroes from All Fifty States

    Quote Originally Posted by freakboy6117 View Post
    i felt inspired and just had to do the hero for Rhode Island. Providence.
    SWEET !

    that is exactly what I hoped would be inspired to people!
    =
    So you're talkin' about a thermonuclear explosion and Adiós, Muchachos =
    =

  7. #22
    Join Date
    Dec 2006
    Location
    OHS Room 205
    Posts
    1,326
    Rep Power
    349311

    Re: Heroes from All Fifty States

    Quote Originally Posted by freakboy6117 View Post
    i felt inspired and just had to do the hero for Rhode Island.

    Providence.
    Quote Originally Posted by Egyptoid View Post
    SWEET !
    Agreed! She looks fantastic. Repped!
    "If you’re scientifically literate, the world looks very different to you . . . . and that understanding empowers you."
    — Neil deGrasse Tyson

  8. #23
    Join Date
    Mar 2005
    Location
    Look, this whole station is basically a big fusion reactor...
    Age
    45
    Posts
    2,510
    Blog Entries
    3
    Rep Power
    219236

    Re: Heroes from All Fifty States

    Oops

    oh well, our stuff is cooler...
    =
    So you're talkin' about a thermonuclear explosion and Adiós, Muchachos =
    =

  9. #24
    Join Date
    Nov 2003
    Age
    30
    Posts
    1,550
    Rep Power
    12913

    Re: Heroes from All Fifty States

    well inspiration has flowed over this one so I present two more heroes

    providence's mentor and Rhode islands former state champion RED.

    Robert "bobby" Bristol was an investigative reporter who went to find out what was happening in a Rhode island rural community affiliated with an corrupt agrichemical business. one of the companies scientist had already turned up dead and something just wasn't right. he found out about illegal growth hormone and genetic modification experiments and the freakish mutant product tracing the experimental rejects to an illegal cock fight.

    but as he snuck up to the barn holding the fight, he was caught by the companies local enforcers. They decided to silence him once and for all by giving him a close look at the mutant chickens he had come to find they threw him into the fighting pit with four enormous feral roosters and soon bobby was fighting fro his life whilst the locals placed bets on how long he'd last savaged by the berserk-er birds he was dragged from the pit covered in blood both his own and that of the chickens having killed at least one in his death struggle.

    they dumped his ravaged body in a shallow grave deep in the woods confident that he was dead. but he wasn't as he lay in the cold earth his body changed the strange genetic and chemical and hormonal treatments used on the chickens altered him making him stronger faster and more resilient.

    He dug himself from the shallow grave and returned to the farming community steeling a feathered costume from the local school he confronted the ring leader a terrifying undead creature he confessed everything he knew and bobby went on to expose and destroy the activities of the sinister agri-corp.

    from that day on he worked by day to investigate crime and injustice as a journalist and by night to right those wrongs the authorities could as RED.


    GRANITE new hampshire's favorite hero for 5 generations The granite men have watched over new Hampshire and protected it's sons in time of war.
    in 1861 young William Hancock was about to head off to fight in the civil war. to prepare him self he journeyed into the woods of new Hampshire to the site of the old man of the mountain a famous landmark.

    he picked up a shard of the granite beneath the site he made an oath.

    that if he could be granted the strength an the resilience of the stone of this land he would defend her and her sons until his dying days as would his heirs.

    Then he journeyed off to war the shard of granite held close to his heart and in his first battle as the action roared he renewed his oath and in the melee and the madness of the battle he was changed becoming a man of granite. he strode the battle field defendiing the sons of new Hampshire and helped rout the southern forces that day and on many others.

    he passed the stone to his eldest son on his return who defended new hampshire from bandits and highway men and then onwards to his own son.

    who served in the trenches of WWI and then fought gangsters and racketeers on his return.

    The mantel passed to his own son who helped to defeat the Nazis and on into Korea. he passed the power on to his own son who served bravely in vietnam only to die tragically in a car accident shortly after the birth of his own son.

    The stone returning to his father and he fought the good fight till he was too old and to tired to do so he died the start of may 2003 at the exact moment the old man of the mountain collapsed.

    In his will he bequeathed the stone now held in a silver locket inscribed with the state motto " live free or die" as well as the oath to his grandson Daniel Hancock a former marine Sargent he became the latest incarnation of new hampshire's champion Granite.
    Attached Images
    Last edited by freakboy6117; Jul 5th, '08 at 01:37 PM.

  10. #25
    Join Date
    Dec 2006
    Location
    OHS Room 205
    Posts
    1,326
    Rep Power
    349311

    Re: Heroes from All Fifty States

    Quote Originally Posted by Egyptoid View Post
    Oops

    oh well, our stuff is cooler...
    Yes, our stuff is definitely cooler...and certified 100% Skrull-free!

    (By the way, could you attach names to Captain Colorado and the Mountaineer on the gallery? Thanks!)
    "If you’re scientifically literate, the world looks very different to you . . . . and that understanding empowers you."
    — Neil deGrasse Tyson

  11. #26
    Join Date
    Dec 2006
    Location
    OHS Room 205
    Posts
    1,326
    Rep Power
    349311

    Re: Heroes from All Fifty States

    Quote Originally Posted by freakboy6117 View Post
    GRANITE new hampshire's favorite hero for 5 generations The granite men have watched over new Hampshire and protected it's sons in time of war.

    in 1861 young William Hancock was about to head off to fight in the civil war. to prepare him self he journeyed into the woods of new Hampshire to the site of the old man of the mountain a famous landmark.

    he picked up a shard of the granite beneath the site he made an oath.

    that if he could be granted the strength an the resilience of the stone of this land he would defend her and her sons until his dying days as would his heirs.

    Then he journeyed off to war the hard of grant held close to his heart and in his first battle as the action roared he renewed his oath and in the melee and the madness of the battle he was changed becoming a man of granite. he strode the battle field definition the sons of new Hampshire and helped rout the southern forces that day and on many others.

    he passed the stone to his eldest son on his return who defended new hampshire from bandits and highway men and then onwards to his own son.

    who served in the trenches of WWI and then fought gangsters and racketeers on his return.

    The mantel passed to his own son who helped to defeat the Nazis and on into Korea. he passed the power on to his own son who served bravely in vietnam only to die tragically in a car accident shortly after the birth of his own son.

    The stone returning to his father and he fought the good fight till he was too old and to tired to do so he died the start of may 2003 at the exact moment the old man of the mountain collapsed.

    In his will he bequeathed the stone now held in a silver locket inscribed with the state motto " live free or die" as well as the oath to his grandson Daniel Hancock a former marine Sargent he became the latest incarnation of new hampshire's champion Granite.
    That's a great character concept, and a great story. Somebody Rep this individual for me, will you, please?
    "If you’re scientifically literate, the world looks very different to you . . . . and that understanding empowers you."
    — Neil deGrasse Tyson

  12. #27
    Join Date
    Feb 2003
    Location
    sydney australia
    Age
    60
    Posts
    1,472
    Rep Power
    11182

    Re: Heroes from All Fifty States

    Now i'm not an American so I hope this doesn't sound too cliched but, for Alaska, how about a super strong, tough guy with tunnelling named "Wildcatter" who formerly worked in the oil industry in the state ? His origin could involve local mysticism, or an industrial accident or whatever.

  13. #28
    Join Date
    Feb 2003
    Location
    Corvallis, OR
    Age
    49
    Posts
    6,411
    Rep Power
    234995

    Re: Heroes from All Fifty States

    Something about my connection won't let me bring up my art program.... but I think I'll do another "think-out-loud" exercise to see what I can come up with for Oregon.

    I really, really don't want someone to come up with Beaver-Man.

    Oregon is probably best known for a maverick spirit, environmentalism, and technological innovation, roughly in that order. So I figure Oregon's state hero should be someone who combines the last two -- a gadgeteer who uses technology leaning as far into the "green zone" as possible.

    So we start with the "state colors" of (dark) blue and gold, and as a maverick our guy would probably not wear spandex but something more like a motorcycle one-piece. So it's dark blue with gold trim, and a motorcycle helmet with full-face coverage. Pistol at his right side, communication and force-field controls on his left wrist, and a belt with miscellaneous gadgets. I'm not sure I'd even give him a logo or icon, though a gold recycling symbol over the left breast might work.

    His name: Eco-Ranger.
    Torturing children should never be acceptable!

  14. #29
    Join Date
    Mar 2005
    Location
    Look, this whole station is basically a big fusion reactor...
    Age
    45
    Posts
    2,510
    Blog Entries
    3
    Rep Power
    219236

    Re: Heroes from All Fifty States

    the Alaska idea is good, and isnt cliche,
    that would be like a polar were-bear...
    the Oregon idea has promise...

    and on Missouri, great ideas! perhaps the Show-Me person could be holding a Gateway item,
    combining some of the concepts.


    the Granite person for N.H. sounds awesome,
    Baloo did a granite girl a while back...but yours is good also.



    will work later on them, had to get that Prince jazz out of my system.
    Last edited by Egyptoid; Jul 5th, '08 at 06:58 PM. Reason: MO
    =
    So you're talkin' about a thermonuclear explosion and Adiós, Muchachos =
    =

  15. #30
    Join Date
    Mar 2005
    Location
    Redmond, Oregon
    Posts
    1,166
    Rep Power
    264932

    Re: Heroes from All Fifty States

    Quote Originally Posted by BobGreenwade View Post
    Oregon is probably best known for a maverick spirit, environmentalism, and technological innovation, roughly in that order. So I figure Oregon's state hero should be someone who combines the last two -- a gadgeteer who uses technology leaning as far into the "green zone" as possible.

    So we start with the "state colors" of (dark) blue and gold, and as a maverick our guy would probably not wear spandex but something more like a motorcycle one-piece. So it's dark blue with gold trim, and a motorcycle helmet with full-face coverage. Pistol at his right side, communication and force-field controls on his left wrist, and a belt with miscellaneous gadgets. I'm not sure I'd even give him a logo or icon, though a gold recycling symbol over the left breast might work.

    His name: Eco-Ranger.
    And here I thought we were only known for Rain
    Zardoz is a LIE!!!

    "HULK NO LIKE CLOWNS!"

    "Worst case of ninjavitis I've ever seen." Doctor Cuspid

    Check Out My Drawings on Photobucket

+ Reply to Thread

Thread Information

Users Browsing this Thread

There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)

     

Similar Threads

  1. Heroes
    By Susano in forum Champions
    Replies: 168
    Last Post: Sep 21st, '08, 10:15 AM
  2. Dark Champions PBEM: Dawn of Heroes
    By nexus in forum Player Finder
    Replies: 4
    Last Post: Mar 5th, '07, 05:42 AM
  3. A Dark Champions PBEM: Dawn of Heroes
    By nexus in forum Dark Champions
    Replies: 1
    Last Post: Apr 17th, '05, 03:02 AM

Bookmarks

Posting Permissions

  • You may not post new threads
  • You may not post replies
  • You may not post attachments
  • You may not edit your posts