BobGreenwade

Re: Gorilla Grond - from typo's are mighty heroes made (6E)
 
Shouldn't he have some connection in his background to Suicide Squid?

Re: Genre-crossover nightmares
 

Shush! Don't even say that in jest! 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Re: Create a Villain Theme Team!
 
Master planner, master cat burglar, master martial artist... "Jimmy" Chow Yun-Fat, better know by his alias Black Tiger, was not the leader of the Seven Syndicate, but he was an invaluable right hand man.
 
His very brilliance is what made him the perfect target as the first of the Seven Syndicate to go.
 
For all his stealth, for all his vaunted mastery of kung fu, for all his careful planning against every contingency... he could do little about being ambushed by the Hired Guns. Killdeer fired the first shot, Howitzer the second, OSOK the last, and the other Hired Guns each got at least a couple of hits in between. In fact, when Black Tiger's body was found, there was more bullet metal than bone left within.

Re: Genre-crossover nightmares
 
How about Call of Cthulhu by Andrew Lloyd Webber?

Not that the attached is remarkable in any way for its complexity, but a good gritty street type adventure will sometimes require folks getting into, out of, on top of and through subway cars. To wit:

Re: Aliens in the Champions Universe?
 
If you want a full list of everyone, you'd have to look in Terran Empire and Alien Wars -- there are well over a dozen, perhaps two dozen, at least mentioned if not fully described.
 
The major ones to look out for are (depending on the specific time period) the Perseids, Se'ecra, Mon'dabi, Hzeel, Mandaarians, Varanyi, Xenovores, Velarians, Catavalans, the Elder Worm, and the Malvans. (And the fungoids and shape-shifters from GC, whose names I forget.)