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Fan Casting C-Man 2

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by cryptomandy01

Story added by cmlartz on October 20, 2023

Story Plot

C-Man gets infected with a virus that makes him very demonic. He starts to destroy New York. There is a teenage boy named King Castle that is super obsesses with C-Man and T-Man. so much so that he made is very own costume to be C-Man's "side kick". he has all of the C-Man and T-Man comics too. he saw C-Man outside destroying the city. He knows something's not right. T-Man goes to check on him and he finds him in a secret layer making even more of the virus. He get's C-Man back to normal because he found the cure but it was very rare. C-Man and T-Man find out that their evil clones, Blood C, and Blood T, are behind the virus because they wanted to make C-Man and T-Man destroy the galaxy. they defeat the clones and go back to their normal lives. But... There is a new Super hero in town.

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  • cmlartz

    There was a person with a brave heart. He was a hero. Admirable to anyone around him. His name was C -Man, aka Caleb Spruill. He had saved many cities from many threats. He had saved just as many other heroes from the same things. But one day, things started to not go so well for him. There was word out that there was a new virus coming from the UK, spreading to everyone in Europe. It would soon reach New York, where C-Man lived. He caught the virus, and instead of saving people, he captured and tortured them. He was not known as a hero anymore but now, a menace. His best friend in the world, T-Man, aka Thomas Johnson, with superspeed, lightning powers, and superstrength, went to check on Caleb one day. He knocked on the door but no answer. He knocked a few more times with no answer. S, he busted the door down and what he saw was horrific. Everything was either very tattered, or completely destroyed. He looked around the apartment in every room he could find. Caleb was no where to be found. However, Thomas did find a note addressed to himself. It said, “Hi Thomas, I knew you’d come looking for me. So, I sent a friend to help you out.” The envelope also said from 5140 Carefree Drive. Thomas turned around and was being stared at by an evil looking robot that had glowing red eyes. On its torso it said E.T.M., Efficient Terminating Machine. He looked into this terrifying creature’s eyes, then its eyes turned a brighter red and then shot two lasers out of its hands. It hit Thomas in the eye. Thomas shot lightning out his hands and blew the robot over. It got back up and shot Thomas in the leg. He fell to the ground but then started to sit up and then he kicked E.T.M. hard with his other leg. The horrible thing was destroyed. Thomas went home and got and eye patch. When he recovered, he went to the address on the envelope. He couldn’t get it out of his head. 5140 Carefree Drive. When he arrived, he realized it wasn’t a house. It was an old warehouse He went in quietly and overheard some people talking. One of them was Caleb. He couldn’t exactly hear who the other people were, so he moved closer. He peered out of behind some old boxes. And to his surprise… it was Blood C and Blood T. Thomas stepped back behind the boxes again to assess the situation. But he stepped on a metal pipe and slipped backwards. BANG!!! RINGGGG!!! Caleb and the others noticed these sounds and rushed over to it. They found nothing but a pipe. Thomas was right on the ceiling, hanging on. He jumped down and kicked Blood T in the face. There was a table, and on it, was the only cure for Caleb’s evilness. He grabbed it, and jabbed Caleb in the neck. He was back to normal but had no idea what was going on. Caleb and Thomas both beat up their enemies and took them to a max security prison. They had gone back to their normal lives. Caleb was never the same after all of that. But… there was a new super hero in town!
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