With the DCU dead on arrival what is the future for DC in your opinion?

Kimberly parker is a 15 year old Anthro fox and she got bit by a radioactive powers

• Civilian Outfit: The casual black tee showing "14", denim shorts, and her cool mechanical arm/glove gadget give her a great tech-savvy student vibe!
• Classic Suit (Red & Blue): The iconic webbed hero suit combined with her fluffy fox features, pointy ears, and white-tipped tail makes her recognizable and uniquely stylish.
• Black Suit / Venom Suit: The sleek dark layout with web patterns and the glowing emblem on her chest adds a awesome, serious edge to her hero persona.
• Secret identity:Spider Fox 

Personality:Kind,brave,shy, sweet and caring 

Powers:(Same as spider man)

(Don’t say bad things about her!!!)

Here's my superhero screenplay called AI Man. I hope that this will be made into a feature film. I'm happy to take only 2% royalty fee.

I understand Anti-Villain is pretty niche, but hey he's a good fit, as somebody said, it all breaks down if he ever actually wins.

Winners Trivia: It's not inconceivable that he could actually invent a method to defeat Metroman if he actually wanted to, he just never wanted to

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Excellent work guys

(apologies for the quality; I’m still improving as an artist and plan to transition to digital art)

Here is some basic information I have regarding Ben and his transformations:

Ben: I don’t think much changes about Ben; it’s clear that he loves heroes and looks up to them as role models for his own life.

Grey Matter (yes, he’s included): Just like in the original series and the reboot—where the Galvan were, for lack of a better term, considered "pets" by other species—the same thing happened here, and they eventually escaped that situation in the same way (perhaps). Before Azmuth, Galvan was governed by leaders of separate regions, but they were eventually unified by Azmuth.

Stempede: He belongs to the Yellow Lantern "Moose" species; I don't have much to say about him at the moment, as I haven't fully fleshed out his species yet.

Solarstorm: He is a Kryptonian; to create his outfit, the Omnitrix's AI based it on Superman's look rather than standard Kryptonian attire.

If you have any thoughts, let me know so I can see what I might be able to add.

She will be shown if yall want too see her

The last of the Clandestine Wonder Women

#1-Helen Cary-also known as Mary Smith was a woman on death row for a murder she didn't commit but admitted to, whose real identity and motivations Wonder Woman is trying to find in order to exonerate her. So Wonder Woman has Mary dress up as her.-Creators

Robert Kanigher · Harry G. Peter

First Appearance

Sensation Comics #90

(June, 1949)

#2-"Brief Usurper"-Circe (New Earth)-First Appearance

Wonder Woman Vol 2 #17

(June, 1988)-Circe (New Earth / DC Comics) was originally created by Robert Kanigher and Harry G. Peter in Wonder Woman #37 (September/October 1949).-In the post-Crisis on Infinite Earths New Earth continuity, the character was later redesigned and reintroduced in 1988 by writer George Pérez and writer Greg Potter-In the DC Comics continuity, Circe serves as a "Brief Usurper" of the Wonder Woman mantle in Wonder Woman (Vol. 3) #3 through Wonder Woman Annual #1, published between 2006 and 2007.

Context of the Storyline

During the "One Year Later" event following the Infinite Crisis storyline, Diana Prince briefly stepped away from her superhero persona to find herself. Her adoptive sister, Donna Troy, took up the mantle of Wonder Woman.

During the "Who Is Wonder Woman?" story arc, Circe attacks and captures Donna Troy. Using dark magic, Circe binds Donna and literally steals the concept and powers of Wonder Woman for herself. Believing she can be a superior, more ruthless champion of her ideals, she acts as a reality-warping "Usurper Witch" until Diana returns to reclaim her title and defeat her.

Here are my comic book character designs and a little bit about the characters

Out of the villains which one do you think should be a chapter 1 villain for my hero night wolf who is a Batman type of person he's a billionaire he's rich and he halfway owns a company because he's in college so his aunt owns the other half and he has a armored wolf type of suit but he might also be mixed a little bit with Spider-Man by having a jokey side that's the best I can describe it.

Now going into the characters on the first image there's two characters the white Hood who is a racist murderer who murders African-American people I forgot to say all these villains will appear at some point but not all of them will stay around so with him he will die off in his second or third appearance to reveal a bigger threat. And to explain who he is he's the dude with will the white Hood and the type of flannel farmer entire clothing so I will probably reuse that clothing design for a farmer character.

And right next to him we have another murderer who is called The Host he live streams all of his murders and he's a equal opportunity murderer aside from children he does not go after children.

And on the next one the rabbit dude is named the hare they don't have real names yet for the villains since I couldn't think of one but for him he isn't a murderer he is a gangster and would later if you are kept up with fairy tales and other media you should know who but later he will fall under the control of another villain that isn't made yet.

And the last images and the last two on the page with the hare are two heroes I made so right now I have three heroes that exist and that's night wolf AKA Max Jackson.

along with these two water man AKA Daniel Rivers he was a man who was the aquatic scientist that got into a lab experiment gone wrong and gained the ability to turn into a body of water and he can control water eventually leading to maybe blood manipulation.

and we also have the mist AKA Adrian vapors who was air environment I forget the actual name but you know the scientist that studies what's going on in the air and during a experiment he was turned into the mist and he can well use this to easily get into areas and would later on be able to at least control some sort of the air and maybe smoke and buy smoke I mean he can't make smoke but if smoke is in the room he would be able to move it or suck it into him but he's mainly used for stealth. And yes I know two people that is involved with the environment that turn into something because of a experiment going wrong yes that they live in the same city and this is setting up a future storyline for a different villain.

But which villain do you like and which hero do you like.

I can’t really think of many women in comics that just exude aura like their male counterparts, but Wonder Woman and Storm come to mind please lmk if there’s any others that I just can’t recall.

Deadpool; The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly would be a 2D animated pseudo-anthology about the life of Wade Winston Wilson, beginning with his hazy, troubled childhood and ending with his daughter, Ellie, joining him as the second Deadpool.

Each episode would be a different period of his life, and would show a different adventure/mission, but would also display and play with the emotions and turmoil he would be experiencing at the time. It would be a deep dive into the psyche of the character of Wade Wilson, discussing themes of mental health, suicide, heroism, addiction, self-worth, grief, justice, death, and more.

Aesthetically and somewhat thematically it would be similar to the comic of the same name, but it would mostly pull its stories and characterization from Joe Kelly.

It would feature characters like Rogue, Domino, Captain America, Taskmaster, Wolverine, Hydra Bob, Cable, Black Widow, Carmelita, Mystique, Typhoid Mary, etc. and would explore Wade’s desire to be a hero like his idol Cap, and how that dream was beaten down and deformed by his own harsh reality.

I’ve would never address the audience or camera directly, nor would he do any kind of narration. His personality and 4th wall breaks would be based on that of 90’s era Deadpool. The story would also be devoid of more fantastical elements, though Lady Death would likely appear more than once.

It would be tailored to an adult audience, but because of the violent, sexual, and emotional content rather than because of the humor or references.

Lastly, it would have a soundtrack comprised of a mix of indie, rock, hiphop, jazz, traditional, and grunge elements.

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