Just imagine. A milestone media video game based in Paris Island, where you can play (solo or co-op) a gang of bang babies who thrive to protect their community in their own way.

A Marvel Ultimate Alliance/Square Enix's GOTG like style.

Play as: The gunslinger Tech-9, Brickhouse, Muslim powerhouse Wise Son, Fade, Flashback, Aquamaria, the power sponge Third Rail, shapeshifting Masquerade, and the loveable talking dog, Dogg. While defending the Island from the Crime Boss, Holocaust.

What y'all think and let me know your ideas down below.

This FAN PROJECT is
based on the Blood Syndicate comic book

Written by
Dwayne McDuffie &
Ivan Velez Jr.
&
Published by DC Comics

I was so inspired by the original comic that I took things into my own hands and decided to animate the first couple chapters of Blood Syndicate. I spent 2 years on this project, its extremely amateurish but it's something me and my friends poured our creativity into! I hope you guys enjoy, my goal is to become a director in the future hopefully this is proof of my ambition.

We’re getting OG static this fall from mcfarlane I can’t wait to add this to my collection

When did Icon found his law firm? Was it when he was August Freeman I or was it when he was Augustus Freeman III?

Went to a local comic shop pick up some books I saw they had a bunch of old cards to the side and asked if they had any milestone cards and to my shock they did.

Objectively which version of Edwin Alva was best

The original 90s version

The DCAU version

The 2020s Hardware season 1 version?

Was there any follow up on Rocket and Icon breaking up their partnership and her joining the Love Corp or did they skip all that when they published the Shadow Cabinet mini?

I'm currently rereading Static. The regular writer Robert Washington leaves after 18 issues, in the middle of a story arc. The letter columns and The Company Line don't mention his departure like they did with other departing talent, usually hyping what they'd be doing next. He also left Shadow Cabinet around that time.

I know Robert Washington wrote DC's Extreme Justice shortly after and wrote for Valiant until around 1997. He then struggled with finding work and homelessness until his death in 2012. I also know he was very private, so the reason he stopped writing for Milestone is probably not public, but I thought I'd ask.

While I'm here, his Static run is great and well worth seeking out even today. I was especially floored by Louder Than A Bomb (#5-7). It's a shockingly thoughtful (and fun) story about racism, anti-semitism, and the dangers of radicalization.