Stories by @mr_blue_sky

Green Lantern: Under Oath

Air Force test pilot Hal 'Highball' Jordan is teleported over to a dying alien known as Abin-Sur, who gives him a ring and a lantern. Hal promises to carry on the alien's legacy, as he is transported to the planet Oa by the Guardians of the Universe and is recruited as a new Green Lantern, part of an intergalactic law and peace enforcement agency who use their rings to create objects from their minds. However, when a former member returns for revenge and teams up with a being representing anger, Hal must prove himself to the Guardians as their first Green Lantern from Earth.

The Flash: Life in the Fast Lane

Police Forensics scientist Barry Allen is struck by lightning one night and is doused with special chemicals, yet somehow survives. Soon after, Barry discovers that he can run faster than what the eye can comprehend. When his hometown Central City is threatened by a mad genius who weilds a wand that can control the weather, Barry must use his newfound powers to stop him from destroying those he loves, as he becomes Central City's savior: the Flash!

Wonder Woman: Warrior of Love

Princess Diana of the island Themyscira, home of the Amazons, meets and falls in love with American pilot Steve Trevor. Trevor had been smuggling secret information for the Allied Forces during WWII, but his plane was shot down by the Nazis. Diana runs away from Themyscira with Steve, and they work together to stop the Nazis. That might be easier said than done, as there's a bigger force pulling the strings. A force that ties back to Themyscira.

Batman: Nocturnal Fears

Bruce Wayne is your average billionaire philanthropist, a lady's man, your typical businessman. Or at least, that's what he WANTS you to believe. By night in Gotham City, he lives a second life as a vigilante detective, fueled by the murder of his parents. When citizens start showing up intoxicated with a fear hallucinogenic, his detective skills are ultimately put to the test. However, he might need a bit of help.

Superman: Champion of the Oppressed

A child falls out of the sky in a rocket and is adopted by the Kent family, Johnathan and Martha, given the name Clark. Years go by, and Clark notices he's not like most other people on the planet. He learns that he is an alien named Kal-El, and was sent to Earth by his father Jor-El from the planet Krypton mere seconds from its death. Clark discovers he was put here for a reason, and decides to use his powers for good. Just as a wealthy corrupt businessman and a walking alien computer team up, Clark Kent forever becomes Superman, the Man of Tomorrow.

The Farmer (Remake)

He doesn't get mad. He gets even. A silver-star WWII veteran farmer finds a job as a hired gun for a gambler being squeezed by the mob when his farm is threatened for foreclosure. It should give him more than enough money to save his farm. What has he got to lose?

Art Story; What Books/Authors Should They Add Next?

What it is is basically you find outlines of a certain object, find that object, put it in there like a jigsaw puzzle, and keep doing it. Succeed, and you're shown an illustration of a scene from a classic literary book, usually in the public domain. I found their library to be very low, so I'm asking all of you out there to add classic books they could create into puzzles.

Rod Serling's Planet of the Apes (1967)

A group of astronauts find themselves crash landed on a habitable planet, where they soon discover that the evolutionary process was somehow reversed, as they find that humans are the ones who are low-intelligent, living in the jungles and the domineering species are apes, living within a modern civilized society. As one of the astronauts finds himself as the man caught up in the middle, he must choose which side to trust...but he might instead find the unspeakable truth between both!

Spider-Man '77: Return of the Scorpion

During a prison break at the Ravencroft Institution, Mac Gargan escapes custody and returns to New York, seeking revenge Spider-Man for humiliating him in their second battle. Now, Spider-Man must find a way to defeat the enraged Scorpion and keep his date with Mary Jane as well.

Spider-Man '77: Terrible is a Tinkerer

When Spider-Man runs an errand for Tony Stark (secretly Iron Man), he repays the web spinner with an advanced computer that runs 4 times as fast as a normal modern one. But when it gets damaged, he takes it to a mysterious repairman who fixes it within the span of 2 days. However, Peter notices some highly advanced technology on the back of it, and discovers that the Tinkerer is housing aliens underneath his workshop. Now, Spider-Man must defeat the Terrible Tinkerer and his extraterrestrial allies before they conquer the Earth.

My Plot for an MCU Man-Thing Film

In the 1980s, when men working for A.I.M. start mysteriously dying with disfigurements in the Florida Everglades, it might lead detective Kyle Williams back to the supposed disappearance of a scientist A.I.M. was involved with a decade earlier. What he found would horrify him for the rest of his life.

Spider-Man: The New Animated Series (Season 2)

After the events of Mind Games, Peter Parker has given up his life as Spider-Man. But when old villains return and new villains arise, he must accept his responsibility once more. This is a direct sequel to the first season and the first Raimi movie.

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TMNT IV: The Next Mutation (1996)

The ooze that first mutated Splinter and the Turtles are affecting them FURTHER! Will their pros and cons be enough to face an alien entity, its robotic army, a mad scientist turned into a fly, two mutated criminals, and the return of Shredder ALL AT ONCE? Find out in the final chapter.

Continuing Legends of the Superheroes

“For centuries, the world has been protected by a group of extraordinary men and women, who dedicate themselves to fighting crime and injustice.” The Hall of Heroes has a whole new array of heroes in its lineup, but their skills are put to the test when god invaders threaten to destroy the world and remake it into their own.

Hammer’s The Invisible Man (1960)

In WWI, physicist Herbert Griffin has discovered a way to turn anything invisible for the Allied Forces. When he tests it on himself, he becomes the thing he fears most.

Orson Welles’ The Batman

After watching his parents perish before his eyes, Bruce Wayne lives a dual life; by day as a handsome lady-loving billionaire, and by night as a vigilante detective known as The Batman. As crime rises throughout the dark streets of his home city Gotham, the Batman must face off against his greatest enemies. Both outside… and inside.

9 (1970s)

When 9 springs to life, it finds itself in a post-apocalyptic world where humans no longer exist, and the only signs of life are eight other sentient rag dolls like itself and the machines that hunt them. Though it is the youngest of the group, 9 convinces comrades that the only way to survive against the machines is to stop hiding, go on the offensive, and find out why the machines want to destroy them. As 9 and the group learn, civilization hinges on their success or failure. This version is based on the Russian dub, which the dolls are each a representation of a person in the Scientist’s life. People represented in parentheses.