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Next up is a visitor from a far-distant galaxy and her sidekick:

Power Queen and Power Princess

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Here's a few GA good guys which have been mentioned by PhantomGM2602 in an earlier part

of this thread, starting with:

Saga, the Tomorrow Man, and his sidekick Miss Saga, the Tomorrow Girl

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Revamped image of

 

 

Troika

I take it that she's not only post-Grand Gulag, but has had a new hairstyle and dye job as well (not to mention

the new uniform)?

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Nothere: thanks, but what's the problem with Gorilla Goon? Is he too apish-looking, or is he too civilized-looking?

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And finally, we have this guy, a generations-too-early fan of the Residents:

The Orb

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Next up is this evil wench:

Ozarlia, the Orange Terror

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Here are some GA villains that were suggested by Nothere, starting with this guy:

Gorilla Goon

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THE RED TWILIGHT: A large object -- believed to be an asteroid somehow jarred loose from its position in the

Asteroid Belt between Mars and Jupiter -- is suddenly detected less than a day away from a collision course

with Earth. While desperate plans are made in an attempt to divert the object from its course, the unexpected

explosion of the object into two seperate pieces -- each of which will pass the Earth to either side by thousands

of miles -- takes place, causing the world's population to rejoice over the near miss, a joy which proves to be

premature.

Just before both halves of the object reach the halfway point of their path past the Earth, both emit a blinding

red flash of light; virtually all of Asia and Europe is exposed to the light, while only the coastal regions of North

and South America are affected. The effect that the red light has upon the global population is catastrophic,

to say the least: everyone who was outside at the time of the red flash immediately perish, either where they

stand or in whatever vehicle they happened to be in at the time. Those who were inside their homes asleep

at the time of the flash -- but were still exposed to the red light -- also die, but return to a kind of pseudo-life

hours later; their oozing, blood-covered appearance and a mindless need to infect others with an identical

condition earns these poor unfortunates the name of Blood Zombies. Only those who were in their homes

asleep, with the blinds and shutters of their homes closed, survived the red flash unharmed.

The military forces of the various nations suffered much the same fate as their countrymen, with the survivors

falling into the same categories as the civilian population. The naval forces of the world's nations were the

least affected by the disaster, as only those who died aboard the various warships were those on the bridges

or outside on the decks at the time of the red flash; the majority of the crews were deep inside the hulls of

the ships, with their portholes closed. The submarine forces were the only units to avoid fatalities, as they

were mostly submerged at the time; only if an officer or other crewmember had been looking through a peri-

scope at the time would they have been killed as a result.

The metahuman community was least affected by the event, as most of them -- whether individually or in

groups -- were either inside their headquarters or had powers which protected them from the effects of

the flash. The only ones to die were the so-called "super normals" -- those such as masked vigilantes

who had no superpowers of their own, but who were very highly-trained to compensate for the lack of

such powers. This proved to be very fortuitous, as the metahumans became an important part of the

worldwide recovery efforts.

The red flash -- and the deaths of over 80% of the planet's population which were caused by it -- soon gained

a name, one which originated in the United States and was soon in use throughout the world: the Red Twilight.

Recovery efforts are underway throughout the entire planet, with the major nations giving aid to their less-

fortunate neighbors wherever possible; military efforts in this regard are focused on protecting the relief

workers from attacks by large gatherings of Blood Zombies. Roving groups of metahumans also provide

protection from such attacks as well; those who have members with medical and/or scientific backgrounds

are involved with the ongoing efforts to find a way to reverse -- and thus eradicate -- the cause of the

Blood Zombie plague.

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Of course, that means that Herr Erwin has his work cut out for him to try to keep Phil from seeing his own shadow...

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Alright Pattern Ghost, how about this ?

Well, whoever this guy is, it's clear that at some point in time he managed to raid Moonbase Alpha's armory;

where else would he have gotten those guns?

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Here's what I came up with for the Blue Maiden's look:

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SleazeSheet Weekly.


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A strange, high-tech looking device with the words 'CONTRATERRENE CONTAINMENT UNIT' stenciled across

the front, with the phrase 'DO NOT ALLOW POWER TO DROP BELOW 20%' in red beneath it -- with a digital

timer showing how many hours are left before the 20% mark is reached.

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Here are a couple of Axis baddies from the Far East:

Jade Shogun and Lady Chrysanthenum

The Jade Shogun is a military mastermind who commands a unit of his own, while Lady Chrysanthenum is a

mistress of espionage; when the two of them work together -- which doesn't happen very often, fortunately

for the Allies -- Allied superheroes are certain to have a rough time ahead of them.

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Well, since you put it that way...

Presenting the (dare I say it) resurrected version of Herr Blut, in all of his Nazi-Aryan villainy:

His pics show him in both his normal human form and in his psuedo-vampiric form.

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I never pictured him as being a gentleman. He is basically a vampire hunter turned psudo-vampire. And a Nazi Aryan.

 

And I am responsible for the name Herr Blut. I did not want to use Professor as he is not a scientist by trade, but a vampire hunter.

I think that I might have been trying to avoid the typical 'Aryan' stereotype when it came to Herr Blut's design; after all, not

every German -- then as now -- was blond-haired and blue-eyed.

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Mr. Blood?  Should be Professor Blood, or Professor Dread, if you don't mind my saying.  Or, if you want him to be a nobleman--which is what I'm getting from the outfit--Count Dread might be a better name.

 

Hope that helps.

With regards to his name, I refer you to post #24 of this thread; I only used the name that the poster himself used

for the character.

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Kragon, the Dark Huntsman

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Herr Blut

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And now, here are some folks from the other side of the tracks, starting with:

The Grim Gardener

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Here's a masked member of the Richard Kimble Club:

Crimebuster

I don't have a pic for his sidekick yet, for the simple reason that I don't know what he, she, or it is supposed to be.

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Here's a member of the fairer sex who could be considered a predecessor to a certain Man Without Fear:

Lady Justice

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And here's an American who was suggested as a member of the Knights of Excalibur:

The Cowboy

The revolvers in his holsters are the same kind that the Clint Eastwood character in the film The Outlaw Josey Wales

used; while I can't remember what they were called, IIRC, they were considered to be close to rifles in terms of power

and range.

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OK, here are a few more Golden Age heros (and heroines) for you, starting with:

The Amazing Drako and Miss Mystic

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Sim! Sim! Salabim!

Here's a couple of Golden Age supers that Cassandra mentioned back on Page #2 of this thread --

Lady Liberty and Minuteman:

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