*ow*
An idea I had recently:
Wildstorm Adventures: The Authority. Lighthearted ensemble action-comedy in which a nakama of seven immensely powerful superbeings battle various menaces, try to improve the world, and engage in cute slice of life funtimes while causing massive (although strangely bloodless) property damage. In other words, The Authority in the style of the late, lamented Marvel Adventures: Avengers.
* Apollo and Midnighter are still together, and in fact there's a running gag of them trying to go on dates and getting interrupted by shadowy-cabal-sponsored supersoldiers or something.
* Jeroen is now addicted to coffee.
* The computer in Midnighter's head lets him play Tetris and fight at the same time.
* Big dramatic widescreen splash panels devoted to things like Superpowered Beach Volleyball. (Come to think of it, beach volleyball involving a Flying Brick, a super-fast bird lady, and someone who could calculate all his opponents' possible moves in his head would get pretty intense.)
Sorry for the brain-breakage.
The sad thing is, I would buy the heck out of this comic if it really existed.
Wildstorm Adventures: The Authority. Lighthearted ensemble action-comedy in which a nakama of seven immensely powerful superbeings battle various menaces, try to improve the world, and engage in cute slice of life funtimes while causing massive (although strangely bloodless) property damage. In other words, The Authority in the style of the late, lamented Marvel Adventures: Avengers.
* Apollo and Midnighter are still together, and in fact there's a running gag of them trying to go on dates and getting interrupted by shadowy-cabal-sponsored supersoldiers or something.
* Jeroen is now addicted to coffee.
* The computer in Midnighter's head lets him play Tetris and fight at the same time.
* Big dramatic widescreen splash panels devoted to things like Superpowered Beach Volleyball. (Come to think of it, beach volleyball involving a Flying Brick, a super-fast bird lady, and someone who could calculate all his opponents' possible moves in his head would get pretty intense.)
Sorry for the brain-breakage.
The sad thing is, I would buy the heck out of this comic if it really existed.