@Cybermaxx
I do want to make a villain and antagonize you all at some point so I’ll look into potential Fantastic Four villains.
I do want to make a villain and antagonize you all at some point so I’ll look into potential Fantastic Four villains.
If you say Black Cat loud enough, a certain three-lettered individual will eventually show up.
The most important next step to Cindy's story is her realizing that superheroes are just people making sacrifices like what she could be doing. Like she is willing to do. It'll come more as a surprise to her when she discovers the super villain in this arc, Dragonclaw, isn't evil personified like she was always lead to believe. Can villains be properly rehabilitated if given the right help?
Spider-Man, Captain America, Dragonclaw, other NYC heroes
Silk branches out on her own and tries to do what Peter never could: Take Black Cat down. For far too long, Spider-Man has let Black Cat go due to some mutual understanding, but that created a shadow over NYC where Felicia's activities have gone unchecked, and she might just be ambitious enough to expand. In the first act of nine, however, Cindy can't help but feel like she is being strung along...
Black Cat, Spider-Man, Spider-Verse villains

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If that's what ya wanna do, you can just write supes flying her over in your next post. Otherwise he's headed off to join Raven and GL.

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If Raven's cleaned up the Chitauri we'd have free reign to meet up with the others or respond to the remaining threats. Nothing's too far out of reach with the super-taxi
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Liked your post! Don't have too much for the Boy to do at the moment so I got a quickie out and passed the ball back to you. Let me know if you want to include any dialogue or back-and-forth in your reply. I figure we can finish up with the rescue with your next post and possibly move on to cleaning up the Chitauri, if you'd be down for that.