donaldthe3rd
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For those who have read some of my threads before, you could say that my early superheroes were to much like already made heros. So thats why I've made one that i know is like none other. This is the Gold Hornet:
Real Name-- Franklin Brown
Aliases-- None
Identity-- Secret
Occupation-- Detective
Citizenship-- American
Place of Birth-- Chicago, Illinois
Known Relatives-- Unknown
Group Affiliation-- None
Education-- 12 years of grade school and 6 years of university
Height-- 6'6
Weight-- 175
Eyes-- Green
Hair-- Brown
Powers Able to telepathically talk to insects. Can sprout insect-like wings at will, which reside on his back. Has one one foot long stinger which he can release at the end of each hand, when used in combat produce a parilyzing venom. He also has super-endurance, speed and strength. He also can stick to surfaces for a short time
Abilities Genius level I.Q., with intense training in hand-to-hand combat. Also is an acomplished inventor.
Weapons none
Paraphernalia none
Born into an extremely wealthy family, Franklin Brown's powers started to appear a very young age. When he was five he could telepathically talk to insects but had a better handle on talking to bees and hornets. As Franklin grew older, his powers grew to the point where they had appeared on a school field trip to an observatory tower in the Rockie Mountains. When at the top of the observatory tower, a young, uncarefull student was leaning on the hand rail by the edge, and unfortunately the rail gave out and the student was only clinging to the edge of the tower. Franklin rushed to the edge trying his best to pull the student up but failed as she had slipped out of his hands and fell. Franklin jumped out after her thinking that maybe he could cushion her fall but in the nick of time he sprouted wings from the back of his shoulder blades and caught her before she met the ground.
When they had landed Franklin was unsure at first what had happened as the rest of his classmates, teachers and tour guides rushed to the scene. Franklin not wanting them to see him in this state as to having his wings still out in sight, he flew off into the near by city. When he finally landed, he found himself at the scene of a burglary at a corner store. Knowing that he could not stand by and watch, he pursued the burglers. He chased them down the street into a nearby alleyway wear they drew their guns, and began to shoot at him.
Franklin swooped up into the air, dodging theirs attacks and then back down towards them in a reply. But just before he had got to them, his forearms felt sore and stiff, and one long bone-like stinger appeared at the back of each hand. Franklin swung at them and cut them just slightly. Soon after the burglers fell to the ground in a alomst parilyzed state. Franklin grabbed their duffle bag of stolen money and returned it to the shop owner.
Franklin still not sure what was happening to him he returned on his own back to his home in Chicago. Wanting to get his mind on something else, he turned on his T.V and watched the news where he had seen terrible tradgedies in his own home town. Wanting to change this all for the better, and had seen himself what he could do, Franklin adopted the name the Gold Hornet and a colorful green, gold and yellow costume.
On his first night out as the Gold Hornet, Franklin was flying the skies high above Chicago still trying to get use to his powers, when he heard the high pitched sound of police sirens. He followed the sounds and soon the lights to a savagely burning apartment. With confidence that he could not fail, he flew past the crowded fire trucks and into the inferno. He searched the hallways and rooms but found no one. Thinking that the building was empty he began to take off, but suddenly heard the faint sound of distress down below him. He made his way down to the faint hollers for help and found an elderly man trapped by the fire and smoke. Franklin helped him out of the burning apartment and carried him outside.
Franklin left the man in the care of the ambulance workers who rested him in the back of the ambulance. But sadly it was to late and the old man had died because of the smoke fumes he had breathed in for such a long time.
Feeling like the death of the old man was his own fault, he flew off into the night. He perched himself on top of a church , where he could still witness the building burn to the ground and the police and fire fighters sirens and lights, roar and flash throughout the city. As he watched the fire burn away the building and the police drive away he swore to himself that he would never fail again and to protect all those innocent. And with that he flew off into the darkness, only to continue his heroism by the promise he made to himself.
Real Name-- Franklin Brown
Aliases-- None
Identity-- Secret
Occupation-- Detective
Citizenship-- American
Place of Birth-- Chicago, Illinois
Known Relatives-- Unknown
Group Affiliation-- None
Education-- 12 years of grade school and 6 years of university
Height-- 6'6
Weight-- 175
Eyes-- Green
Hair-- Brown
Powers Able to telepathically talk to insects. Can sprout insect-like wings at will, which reside on his back. Has one one foot long stinger which he can release at the end of each hand, when used in combat produce a parilyzing venom. He also has super-endurance, speed and strength. He also can stick to surfaces for a short time
Abilities Genius level I.Q., with intense training in hand-to-hand combat. Also is an acomplished inventor.
Weapons none
Paraphernalia none
Born into an extremely wealthy family, Franklin Brown's powers started to appear a very young age. When he was five he could telepathically talk to insects but had a better handle on talking to bees and hornets. As Franklin grew older, his powers grew to the point where they had appeared on a school field trip to an observatory tower in the Rockie Mountains. When at the top of the observatory tower, a young, uncarefull student was leaning on the hand rail by the edge, and unfortunately the rail gave out and the student was only clinging to the edge of the tower. Franklin rushed to the edge trying his best to pull the student up but failed as she had slipped out of his hands and fell. Franklin jumped out after her thinking that maybe he could cushion her fall but in the nick of time he sprouted wings from the back of his shoulder blades and caught her before she met the ground.
When they had landed Franklin was unsure at first what had happened as the rest of his classmates, teachers and tour guides rushed to the scene. Franklin not wanting them to see him in this state as to having his wings still out in sight, he flew off into the near by city. When he finally landed, he found himself at the scene of a burglary at a corner store. Knowing that he could not stand by and watch, he pursued the burglers. He chased them down the street into a nearby alleyway wear they drew their guns, and began to shoot at him.
Franklin swooped up into the air, dodging theirs attacks and then back down towards them in a reply. But just before he had got to them, his forearms felt sore and stiff, and one long bone-like stinger appeared at the back of each hand. Franklin swung at them and cut them just slightly. Soon after the burglers fell to the ground in a alomst parilyzed state. Franklin grabbed their duffle bag of stolen money and returned it to the shop owner.
Franklin still not sure what was happening to him he returned on his own back to his home in Chicago. Wanting to get his mind on something else, he turned on his T.V and watched the news where he had seen terrible tradgedies in his own home town. Wanting to change this all for the better, and had seen himself what he could do, Franklin adopted the name the Gold Hornet and a colorful green, gold and yellow costume.
On his first night out as the Gold Hornet, Franklin was flying the skies high above Chicago still trying to get use to his powers, when he heard the high pitched sound of police sirens. He followed the sounds and soon the lights to a savagely burning apartment. With confidence that he could not fail, he flew past the crowded fire trucks and into the inferno. He searched the hallways and rooms but found no one. Thinking that the building was empty he began to take off, but suddenly heard the faint sound of distress down below him. He made his way down to the faint hollers for help and found an elderly man trapped by the fire and smoke. Franklin helped him out of the burning apartment and carried him outside.
Franklin left the man in the care of the ambulance workers who rested him in the back of the ambulance. But sadly it was to late and the old man had died because of the smoke fumes he had breathed in for such a long time.
Feeling like the death of the old man was his own fault, he flew off into the night. He perched himself on top of a church , where he could still witness the building burn to the ground and the police and fire fighters sirens and lights, roar and flash throughout the city. As he watched the fire burn away the building and the police drive away he swore to himself that he would never fail again and to protect all those innocent. And with that he flew off into the darkness, only to continue his heroism by the promise he made to himself.