Extreme Dc

[The Question]

What do you think of the rest of my ideas?

 

[owen_2006_294]

they are good.

 

[owen_2006_294]

i think i might start writing some of Extreme Batman. i like the Master Bruce's ideas for it the best. because it's something entirely new and fresh than what we've seen so far from All Star Batman.

 

[The Question]

You're not going to use any of my ideas?

 

[Spectre722]

you seem very needy

 

[The Question]

It's a sickness.

 

[javon]

u guys are anyone gonna start on the "x-men:the series" any more?

 

[owen_2006_294]

X-Men: The Series is in development over at OVN (Online Virtual Network). it will be premiering this fall as part of their fall line-up. I might come up with a amalgamation of ur ideas Question and Master Bruce's.

 

[The Question]

Cool. I've alos got some ideas for how the Justice :eague gets together, if you're interested.

 

[owen_2006_294]

lets take one step at a time.

 

[The Question]

Fair point.

 

[Batman]

This is the design I had made for the Ultimate DC RPG, if you're interested... It's sort of an algamation of Q's idea for the suit, and the WIZARD design...

 

[The Question]

I've seen. It's good, although, like I've said, I'd lose the yellow bit and make the mask full faced.



Also, I think something an Ultimate DC line should strive to do is have the villains' arrivals make sense. Have it, for the most part, be a product of escalation. All of The Flash's rogues show up as a means of dealing with a super fast cop. Most of Superman's rogues either show up because of Superman or Luthor. All of GL's foes are ones he meets while being a space cop. Stuff like that.

 

[The Question]

Guys. I just had a great idea for Ultimate Martian Manhunter:



First, this starts with my JSA idea. Basically, during WWII, the government brought together a bunch of superhumans and vigilantes to help with the war effort. They ended up fighting alot of the super soldiers and super natural crap that the nazis were into. To keep everything top secret, the government had DC comics publish comic books based on the JSA members so any sightings of them would be laughed off. Now, my idea for Martian Manhunter has him coming to Earth in the 1850s. So, he would have been around for WWII. My idea is, why not have him be a JSA member during WWII. The identity he was using while in the JSA?



Ell O'Brian, code named: Plastic Man.

 

[owen_2006_294]

This is the design I had made for the Ultimate DC RPG, if you're interested... It's sort of an algamation of Q's idea for the suit, and the WIZARD design...

it's perfect. although the yellow symbol might have to go. (maybe substitute the yellow with a navy blue)

 

[owen_2006_294]

I've seen. It's good, although, like I've said, I'd lose the yellow bit and make the mask full faced.

y does the mask have to be full faced? i dont think it does. it's perfectly fine the way it is. it looks like the more traditional cowl look that we've come to love.

 

[owen_2006_294]

EXTREME BATMAN

Bruce Wayne is the Prince of Gotham. He lives it up as much as possible during the day. During the night, he patrols the streets furthering the legend of the Batman.

He witnessed his parents being gunned down at the age of 8. He was saved by a rookie cop, Jim Gordon.

His training began at the age of 14, because he getting into much trouble as possible (fights, etc.). Alfred Pennyworth (Bruce's guardian) and Leslie Thompkins (Bruce's doctor) agree to bring someone in. Enter, Ted Grant ( a professional boxer and ex-military). Grant teaches Bruce hand-to-hand combat techniques, etc.

At the age of 18, Bruce came across Henri Ducard (a french private detective/bounty hunter) at a local charity auction. Bruce, intrigued by Ducard's craft and realizing that he may want to pursue some sort of career in law enforcement, asks if Ducard could teach him some skills. So, over his summer vacation for the next two summers, Bruce and Alfred live in France while Bruce trains as Ducard's apprentice.

Ducard teaches him tracking, forensic chemistry, and, most importantly of all, how to think like a detective. He takes Bruce on cases with him, has him read over his notes, and puts him through tests to train his analytical way of thinking. Eventually, Bruce becomes an accomplished detective, tracker, and tactitian under Ducard's tutilidge. One day, after completing a job, Bruce meets their client. A wealthy arabic aristocrat named Ra's Al Ghul. Ra's, seeing potential in Bruce, offers to train Bruce in his school of Ninjitsu in Asia. Bruce, intrigued, accepts.

Over the next year or so, Bruce learns stealth, disguise, and how to use misdirection and mind games to fight his opponents. He also becomes a skilled swordsman and staff fighter very quickly. While at Ra's Al Ghul's school, he meets his daughter, Talia.

The two become fast friends, and very quickly fall in love. However, it all comes crashing to the ground when Bruce realizes Ra's Al Ghul's true nature. Ra's is a wanted international terrorist. He leads an attack on a small town near the acadamy with his "elite" class. However, they had been found out, and the town malitia was coming for them. While angry at Ra's, Bruce agrees to help defend the school. During the fight, Tallia is killed. In a fit of rage and greif, Bruce lashes out, killing several of the townspeople. After the battle, empty without Talia, angry at Ra's, and disgusted with himself for what he had done, he leaves.

He spent the next year or so wandering Aisa and Europe. He eventually made his way back to Gotham, just in time for his 21st birthday.

Returning to Gotham, Bruce accepts his position as financial backer to Gotham General (the hospital his family has started). At only 21 years old, Bruce attends clubs, and is photographed drinking, dancing, and flirting with numerous young women near his age, some of them even being celebrities. Then, he is photographed leaving with one or two, and be spotted the next morning leaving an expensive hotel with messy hair and ruffled clothes. Not only that, but he'd have dumb quotes in magazines when asked about economic growth and the like, furthering his stereotype as a young, spoiled heir who wouldn't know a martini glass from a checking account.

The reality of it all is that it's a ruse, a facade. It's there to protect his 'work'.

Some of Batman's equipment would actually be alot of customised surgery tools (IE: Batarangs made from surgical knives aswell as scissors and evidence bags, anethesia), as well as alot of stuff Bruce would discreetly buy out of the country and acquire in his pre-Batman travels. (Bolas, Grappling launchers/hooks, Smoke pellets, Gas pellets, Flash Grenades, Hearing devices)

Bruce receives some of these items from Gotham General. All thanks to the manager Lucius Fox (an old family friend of the Waynes).

Now Bruce begins to make the criminals the corrupt fear the knight.

 

[The Question]

y does the mask have to be full faced? i dont think it does. it's perfectly fine the way it is. it looks like the more traditional cowl look that we've come to love.

Full faced is more practical. With the cowl as is, everyone who sees Batman knows he's a clean shaven white guy. With the full faced mask, he could be anyone.

EXTREME BATMAN



Bruce Wayne is the Prince of Gotham. He lives it up as much as possible during the day. During the night, he patrols the streets furthering the legend of the Batman.



He witnessed his parents being gunned down at the age of 8. He was saved by a rookie cop, Jim Gordon.



His training began at the age of 14, because he getting into much trouble as possible (fights, etc.). Alfred Pennyworth (Bruce's guardian) and Leslie Thompkins (Bruce's doctor) agree to bring someone in. Enter, Ted Grant ( a professional boxer and ex-military). Grant teaches Bruce hand-to-hand combat techniques, etc.



At the age of 18, Bruce came across Henri Ducard (a french private detective/bounty hunter) at a local charity auction. Bruce, intrigued by Ducard's craft and realizing that he may want to pursue some sort of career in law enforcement, asks if Ducard could teach him some skills. So, over his summer vacation for the next two summers, Bruce and Alfred live in France while Bruce trains as Ducard's apprentice.



Ducard teaches him tracking, forensic chemistry, and, most importantly of all, how to think like a detective. He takes Bruce on cases with him, has him read over his notes, and puts him through tests to train his analytical way of thinking. Eventually, Bruce becomes an accomplished detective, tracker, and tactitian under Ducard's tutilidge. One day, after completing a job, Bruce meets their client. A wealthy arabic aristocrat named Ra's Al Ghul. Ra's, seeing potential in Bruce, offers to train Bruce in his school of Ninjitsu in Asia. Bruce, intrigued, accepts.



Over the next year or so, Bruce learns stealth, disguise, and how to use misdirection and mind games to fight his opponents. He also becomes a skilled swordsman and staff fighter very quickly. While at Ra's Al Ghul's school, he meets his daughter, Talia.



The two become fast friends, and very quickly fall in love. However, it all comes crashing to the ground when Bruce realizes Ra's Al Ghul's true nature. Ra's is a wanted international terrorist. He leads an attack on a small town near the acadamy with his "elite" class. However, they had been found out, and the town malitia was coming for them. While angry at Ra's, Bruce agrees to help defend the school. During the fight, Tallia is killed. In a fit of rage and greif, Bruce lashes out, killing several of the townspeople. After the battle, empty without Talia, angry at Ra's, and disgusted with himself for what he had done, he leaves.



He spent the next year or so wandering Aisa and Europe. He eventually made his way back to Gotham, just in time for his 21st birthday.



Returning to Gotham, Bruce accepts his position as financial backer to Gotham General (the hospital his family has started). At only 21 years old, Bruce attends clubs, and is photographed drinking, dancing, and flirting with numerous young women near his age, some of them even being celebrities. Then, he is photographed leaving with one or two, and be spotted the next morning leaving an expensive hotel with messy hair and ruffled clothes. Not only that, but he'd have dumb quotes in magazines when asked about economic growth and the like, furthering his stereotype as a young, spoiled heir who wouldn't know a martini glass from a checking account.



The reality of it all is that it's a ruse, a facade. It's there to protect his 'work'.



Some of Batman's equipment would actually be alot of customised surgery tools (IE: Batarangs made from surgical knives aswell as scissors and evidence bags, anethesia), as well as alot of stuff Bruce would discreetly buy out of the country and acquire in his pre-Batman travels. (Bolas, Grappling launchers/hooks, Smoke pellets, Gas pellets, Flash Grenades, Hearing devices)



Bruce receives some of these items from Gotham General. All thanks to the manager Lucius Fox (an old family friend of the Waynes).



Now Bruce begins to make the criminals the corrupt fear the knight.

Nice.

 

[owen_2006_294]

that's true. thanks.

 

[The Question]

You're welcome. Also, are we gonna go with Superman having a quasi urban myth status comperable to the Loch Ness Monster?

 

[owen_2006_294]

i dont know, yet. i figured that Batman would be the one that would have a urban legend status. (since Superman's the american boy scout)

 

[The Question]

True. But, Superman wouldn't be an urban legend exactly. Like I said, his status would be more comperable to the Loch Ness Monster. Alot of people believe he exists, and there's even some photographic evidence to support the idea he exists, but there's still alot of debate regarding the issue. My maain reasons for this are two:


1) One, keeping his profile as low as possible and not posing for photos or interveiws or anything like that makes it much more likely for his secret identity not to be discovered if he isn't wearing a mask.

2) Clark just doesn't seem like the kind of guy who'd enjoy the spotlight. It would make sense to me if he avoided it as much as possible.

 

[owen_2006_294]

ok.

 

[Spectre722]

2) Clark just doesn't seem like the kind of guy who'd enjoy the spotlight. It would make sense to me if he avoided it as much as possible.

i've never seen it as clark enjoying the spotlight. it's always seemed to me that he does it because his presence is comforting to others. he's there to protect them and people just feel safer when they see him.

 

[The Question]

I suppose. Still, it's not like he'd expect that to happen right off the bat.