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◼ Curtis Hoyle - (Flashback)
◼ David 'Microchip' Lieberman
◼ Diesel - (Flashback)
◼ Francis Castle Jr. - (Mentioned)
◼ Lisa Castle - (Mentioned)
◼ Maria Castle née Falcone - (Mentioned)
◼ Stephen Goodwin - (Flashback)}
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A.R.G.U.S
◼ Amanda Waller - (Yet to Appear)
◼ Sasha Bordeaux - (Yet to Appear)
◼ Rick Flag Jr - (Yet to Appear)
◼ Macauley 'Nuklon' Sharpe - (Yet to Appear)
◼ William Rawlins - (Yet to Appear)

Task Force X

◼ Abigail 'Mercy' Wright - (Yet to Appear)
◼ Robert 'Bloodsport' DuBois - (Yet to Appear)
◼ Billy 'The Beaut' Russo - (Yet to Appear)
◼ John Pilgrim - (Yet to Appear)

Costa Crime Family
◼ Bruno Costa
◼ Frank Costa
◼ Enzo 'Big Bumpy' Guzzera
◼ Luis 'Lulu' Allegre
◼ Mark Scotti
◼ Matthew Skinner
◼ Rico 'The Beard' Colicos</sup>
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Most of these are already part of the Punisher supporting cast or were name dropped in my application like Waller and Flag. I do want to use a few other characters if there are no objections: Sasha Bordeaux, Macauley Sharpe, Abigail Wright AKA Mercy, and Robert DuBois AKA Bloodsport. I tried to grab characters I didn't think anyone else would care about lmao

<Snipped quote by Supermaxx>

Bloodsport!

Yeah, no, I don't care as long as he's not packing Kryptonite bullets haha.

Pfft, no way. Everybody knows Kryptonians are extinct.

Almost done with black panther but had a question. Is a Shang-Chi or Iron Fist sheet being worked upon? I had an idea so I might do both sheets back to back.

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A L I A S
C H A R L T O N: 2 1 5 6

^{“When did the future switch from being a promise to being a threat?”
-- Chuck Palahniuk}

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T H E S T O R Y S O F A R...
T H E S T O R Y S O F A R...

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“By the end of the 20th century, a large portion of the population – the then United States of America mostly – was convinced of a conspiracy of a so-called ‘New World Order.’ This supposed one world government was said to be run by the United Nations, under the auspices of the old money families of the world. It was essentially an old anti-semtic talking point redressed in modernity.

In truth, by the time of the late 20th century the New World Order had already arrived. Instead of names like Rothschild, Rockefeller, and Getty running the show, its leaders had names like Apple, Disney, Coca-Cola, British Petroleum, and Lockheed Martin. They were content to influence governments from behind the scenes and continue to increase their profit margins with every passing year. When the governments and economies of the world failed in the collapses of the 2030’s, the New World Order stepped up and flexed its iron fist. The Great Corporate War – the first of its kind, but not the last – ended in a stalemate after millions lay dead and the very skies were tinted orange by nuclear radiation.

Sides were picked and alliances formed in the aftermath of the armistice. In a tale as old as time, east and west drew up against each other. The United States of North America and Europe were backed by the western corporatocracy, the energy and weapons conglomerate Thornguard first among equals when it came to power.

In the east, The Triumvirate rules Asia, the Middle East and Eastern Europe. Russia’s Arkangel, China’s SinoTech, and the Japanese Peterson-Tanka Corp have held a shaky alliance with each other for decades, more so out of paranoia and hatred of the west than any general comradery. In the years since the Second and Third Great Corporate Wars, a cold war has settled in among both sides. They use proxies, freelance mercenaries, and lesser corporations to do their dirty work as both sides scramble for global domination in Africa and South America and behind enemy lines.

In 2156 tension was at an all time high. As actions across the globe intensified, the people and governments of the world appeared to be powerless as the corporations armed themselves and prepared for the Fourth Great Corporate War. What nobody else could see, save for one man in Hub City, was that these corporations had unwittingly created the downfall of humanity.”

Excerpt from The Singularity War, Volume I
by Dr. John Charlton, PHD

P L O T ( S ) & G O A L ( S )
P L O T ( S ) & G O A L ( S )

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Charlton characters transcribed into a cyberpunk future. That's all I got.

C A S T
C A S T

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Victor Sage: Feed journalist
Christopher Smith: Member of the Peacemaker Corps
Sarge Steel: Executive Operations Director, Thornguard
Sonia Sato: Security Chief/Fixer, Peterson-Tanaka Industries codename Judomaster
Brett Carson: Super-augmented Cyborg/kingpin streetname Mr. Muscle
Roberta Caswell: Mr. Muscle's chief assassin, streetname Thunderbunny
Eve Eden: Hacker, alias Nightshade.
The Prankster: Hacker
The Shape: Underground cybernetic cutter
Ted Kord: Chief Operations Officer, Thornguard
Vulcan: Cyborg, Chief Information Officer, Arkangel
Masi Tanaka, CEO Peterson-Tanaka
Jesse Quick: Thornguard operative and member of LAW, codename Liberty Belle
Nathan Adam: Thornguard operative and leader of LAW, codename Captain Atom
Peter Cannon: Thornguard operative and leader of LAW, codename Thunderbolt
Clay Boone: Thornguard operative and leader of LAW, codename Gunmaster
The Question: Anarcho-terrorist.

Factions

Thornguard Security Solutions
LAW: Living Assault Weapons - tTctical agents of Thornguard
F.I.G.H.T. - Mercenary force
Peterson-Tanaka Industries
Peacemaker Corps

<Snipped quote by Cyrania>

Just to clarify, we are only at the beginning of the dawn of superheroes insofar as everyone has made year one characters so far. My intention wasn't for this to be a year one story. If this is the direction everyone would prefer to move in I'm happy to keep it in mind, but I'm conscious this may get in the way of people writing legacy heroes - Stargirl, The Flash, etc.

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So I was going to say the Black Panther is definitely a known hero before T'Challa dawns the mantle.

I claim @Sep.

Weird [+]

A L I A S
C H A R L T O N: 2 1 5 6

^{“When did the future switch from being a promise to being a threat?”
-- Chuck Palahniuk}

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T H E S T O R Y S O F A R...
T H E S T O R Y S O F A R...

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“By the end of the 20th century, a large portion of the population – the then United States of America mostly – was convinced of a conspiracy of a so-called ‘New World Order.’ This supposed one world government was said to be run by the United Nations, under the auspices of the old money families of the world. It was essentially an old anti-semtic talking point redressed in modernity.

In truth, by the time of the late 20th century the New World Order had already arrived. Instead of names like Rothschild, Rockefeller, and Getty running the show, its leaders had names like Apple, Disney, Coca-Cola, British Petroleum, and Lockheed Martin. They were content to influence governments from behind the scenes and continue to increase their profit margins with every passing year. When the governments and economies of the world failed in the collapses of the 2030’s, the New World Order stepped up and flexed its iron fist. The Great Corporate War – the first of its kind, but not the last – ended in a stalemate after millions lay dead and the very skies were tinted orange by nuclear radiation.

Sides were picked and alliances formed in the aftermath of the armistice. In a tale as old as time, east and west drew up against each other. The United States of North America and Europe were backed by the western corporatocracy, the energy and weapons conglomerate Thornguard first among equals when it came to power.

In the east, The Triumvirate rules Asia, the Middle East and Eastern Europe. Russia’s Arkangel, China’s SinoTech, and the Japanese Peterson-Tanka Corp have held a shaky alliance with each other for decades, more so out of paranoia and hatred of the west than any general comradery. In the years since the Second and Third Great Corporate Wars, a cold war has settled in among both sides. They use proxies, freelance mercenaries, and lesser corporations to do their dirty work as both sides scramble for global domination in Africa and South America and behind enemy lines.

In 2156 tension was at an all time high. As actions across the globe intensified, the people and governments of the world appeared to be powerless as the corporations armed themselves and prepared for the Fourth Great Corporate War. What nobody else could see, save for one man in Hub City, was that these corporations had unwittingly created the downfall of humanity.”

Excerpt from The Singularity War, Volume I
by Dr. John Charlton, PHD

P L O T ( S ) & G O A L ( S )
P L O T ( S ) & G O A L ( S )

^{__________________________________________________________________________________}

Charlton characters transcribed into a cyberpunk future. That's all I got.

C A S T
C A S T

^{__________________________________________________________________________________}

Victor Sage: Feed journalist
Christopher Smith: Member of the Peacemaker Corps
Sarge Steel: Executive Operations Director, Thornguard
Sonia Sato: Security Chief/Fixer, Peterson-Tanaka Industries codename Judomaster
Brett Carson: Super-augmented Cyborg/kingpin streetname Mr. Muscle
Roberta Caswell: Mr. Muscle's chief assassin, streetname Thunderbunny
Eve Eden: Hacker, alias Nightshade.
The Prankster: Hacker
The Shape: Underground cybernetic cutter
Ted Kord: Chief Operations Officer, Thornguard
Vulcan: Cyborg, Chief Information Officer, Arkangel
Masi Tanaka, CEO Peterson-Tanaka
Jesse Quick: Thornguard operative and member of LAW, codename Liberty Belle
Nathan Adam: Thornguard operative and leader of LAW, codename Captain Atom
Peter Cannon: Thornguard operative and leader of LAW, codename Thunderbolt
Clay Boone: Thornguard operative and leader of LAW, codename Gunmaster
The Question: Anarcho-terrorist.

Factions

Thornguard Security Solutions
LAW: Living Assault Weapons - tTctical agents of Thornguard
F.I.G.H.T. - Mercenary force
Peterson-Tanaka Industries
Peacemaker Corps

Realized that there were a few elements that I think I could add that would help connect my next Jason post to the larger world.

Any objections to introducing the following concepts as existing at least by 2013: Mutant Registration Act (introduced, not passed) and the Friends of Humanity (one version at least, as a Political Action Committee)

And any objection if I add Sammy Pare to my list for Jason?

Going into the Douglas Carmody story, his main motivation in the comics for attacking children was the belief that they were mutants, so I'm wanting to flesh that out some more if it can add to people's stories and not intrude on them.

Tagging @Stormyx @mickilennial and @Terry Bogard as our mutant writers, but the question is really for anyone/everyone.