Showing posts with label Heroes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Heroes. Show all posts

Thursday, November 13, 2008

The Spock / Sylar Conundrum

Two great characters sharing the same face. We keep wondering if personalities will blend at some point and Sylar will go all robot with spiked ears, or if Spock will get so many powers that he'll want to take over the universe.

So many guesses. What do you think?

Monday, October 20, 2008

America's Next SuperModel EP 01- Part 1: Save the Cheerleader, Save Your World!


After lots of debate and staff change, finally the America's Next SuperModel show is on, and tonight: our first challenge.

Twelve beautiful superheroines have been sharing rooms at the all-new all-different Hall of Justice and, after a few run-ins against each other that we'll tell you about in an upcoming segment, the first challenge is finally on.

G'Nort Mail!

All of the girls met at the War Room and Barbarella read it out loud:

"Cheerleaders are often known to be immortals, they might cheer for your cause or flunk it."

The girls exchanged glances and Emma Bishop was the only one who didn't have a question mark on her head. After a little orange glow in her eyes, she smiled. Of course, being in her path to "godhood" granted her some kind of special sight.

In no time, 12 helicopters arrived to the Hall of Justice and our contestants took 12 different paths. All of them where left on the street, right next to a really big building, while they got handed a new cue card:

"Look up!"

The next they knew, a cheerleader was thrown out of a twentieth floor window.

In our next segment, you'll see some heroic rescues and some very lamented failures…

Tuesday, September 30, 2008

Hiro Stopped Time!

Put the blame on Hiro Nakamura!

The infamous time manipulator set us up and stopped time without warning and the result: Comics All Too Real went out of the loop for a while. We could have called it "Technical Difficulties" but it's always better to blame the real guilty party.

Comics All Too Real is back on schedule and our news corporation is suing Hiro Nakamura for damages and audience loss. We're still looking for laws concerning super powers, though--