Stories by @thegingerbreadman

The Punisher: One-Man Army

Frank Castle, twenty years into his war on crime, is informed by his armorer, Micro, of a $50,000,000 bounty placed on his head by an unknown entity. Several of the most dangerous mercenaries in the world begin coming out of the woodwork to kill New York’s one-man army. If Frank wants to continue his crusade of punishment, he’ll have to uncover the mystery of the identity of the contractor, using his own brand of brutal and unforgiving justice.

Punisher: The Slavers

The Punisher is about to murder a gangster when woman opens fire on him wounding him. The Woman is forced to retreat into an alley that turns out to be a dead end. The Punisher kills the gangster he was their to murder and follows the woman and the men chasing her into the alley. Frank Castle kills the men and is about to leave when the woman begging for his help screams they killed her baby. Frank takes her back to his base where she passed out following him and listens to her story. The woman named Viorica tells Frank that she was forced into prostitution and kept by slavers living in New York City and that after she escaped they tried to track her down and murdered her child. The Punisher then turns all of his attention to the forced prostitution ring and sets out to destroy it.

The Identity of The Batman

Some time has passed since Batman stopped the Riddler. Now, Bruce Wayne seeks to come out of his own inner cave and show himself more in public. Between being the new head of Wayne Enterprises and facing the outside world as Bruce, Batman confronts a terrifying, amorphous enemy with a plan to kill Roland Daggett, the crime boss that took over after Carmine “The Roman” Falcone.

The Punisher: Welcome Back, Frank

Frank, after attempting retirement, establishes himself in New York City by taking on the Gnucci crime syndicate. He’s living in a van, which he has armed with hidden weapons for extra security. Detective Soap is assigned to "catch" the Punisher, however, it is purely a P.R. move, as the police do not really want Frank caught as they secretly condone his actions. Frank turns Soap to his side, making him his informant. The Gnuccis make an attempt on Frank’s life, leading to Frank stealthily killing the hitmen in Central Park Zoo. The leader of the Gnucci crime family, Ma Gnucci, accompanies the hit squad to confirm that the job is completed. However, Frank she would be arriving, tricking the mob kingpin into entering the polar bear enclosure. This event causes Ma Gnucci the loss of her arms and legs. An enraged Gnucci sends Barracuda, Billy Russo, Typhoid Mary, and Bushwacker after Castle, causing a gruesome battle throughout New York, ending in Frank decapitating Barracuda, dismembering Bushwacker, shooting Typhoid Mary, and seriously damaging Russo’s face. Frank throws a grenade in the mouth of Barracuda’s head into Ma Gnucci’s bedroom when she is sleeping, causing a large explosion, killing Gnucci. Frank seems aware of the following power vacuum, which is teased with a post-credits scene featuring The Kingpin, who has been controlling everything all along. However, he’s not alone in the room, with Jigsaw appearing behind him.

DCU Chapter One: Gods and Monsters

The DC movies have long struggled to keep up with Marvel at the box office. In recent years, DC has spun out several different movies that seemingly exist in different universes with no storytelling relationship to one another. That ends now. In an attempt to streamline DC storytelling and compete with Marvel, Warner Bros. poached Gunn, director of Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy movies, from Disney to rebuild the DC universe alongside producer Peter Safran. Slowly, rumors have trickled out about the future of the DC movies. Recently, Gunn and Safran finally announced the initial steps for their 10-year plan for what they are calling the DCU at a press conference and in social media posts. They are using The Flash movie, due on June 16, to reset the timeline in the DCU and essentially wipe the slate clean. But on to plans for the new DCU: Five new movies and five TV shows are in development. Some focus on famous characters like Superman and Green Lantern. Others are plucking more obscure IP like Creature Commandos and Booster Gold. They have dubbed this first chapter of the new DCU “Gods and Monsters.” Here’s what’s on the docket for the DCU.

Justice League: Mortal

Someone has hacked the files in Batman's Brother Eye computer satellite, and thus has gained information on the weakness of various superheroes. Likewise, rich entrepreneur, Maxwell Lord, is revealed to be the power behind the throne. The lone survivor of the psychic experiments birthed from the OMAC Project, he now plans to use his abilities to take over the world and slaughter the metahumans that might stand in his way. The script is filled with action, with the various heroes not only facing off against the OMACs but thanks to Maxwell Lord's manipulation, each other.

Quentin Tarantino’s Luke Cage: Power Man (1994)

Luke Cage was wrongly imprisoned, but, after an experimental procedure, he was made bulletproof, aiding him in his escape. He used his powers to help people who are willing to pay for it, becoming the first-ever Hero For Hire. However, while chasing a terrorist, he realizes that the terrorist is wearing a bomb vest, and explodes right in Luke’s face, seriously injuring a NYPD police officer named Mercedes “Misty” Knight, who is given a robotic arm to replace her missing one. She joins Luke as a partner as a Hero For Hire. They encounter a masked vigilante named Iron Fist, who aids them in their mission agianst Cornell “Cortonmouth” Stokes, and his monstrous assassin, Sabretooth. The film would feature other Marvel characters, such as Daredevil, Moon Knight, The Punisher, Bullseye, and the Kingpin.

Tim Miller’s Deadpool 2

Basically the same movie, but with the inclusion of the fantastic four, and the final battle replaces Colossus with The Thing. It would also show Vanessa getting her shape shifting powers, instead of her dying, she and Wade have a bad breakup. Cable would not be played by Josh Brolin, as Tim Miller thought he was too short to play him. All of the characters would also have comic accurate costumes as well.

The Reevesverse

Watch Troyoboyo17 and Super Frame’s videos, they perfectly capture my vision of a perfect DC movie universe.

Batman: Cape And Cowl

A psychological thriller focused on bringing realism to the world of the Dark Knight (only original actors please)

Animated Marvel Comic Universe

Any marvel comic that hasn’t been retconned.

X-Men

If you just look up ‘MCU C-Men’ on YouTube, you will find a lot of videos on potential plots, but I specifically recommend this one: https://youtu.be/98IUNHpd9Wg

The First Guy Who Ever Stabbed

A feature length movie based on videos made by Ryan George with varying tones, from comedic to terrifying, but always with laughable moments. After the events of the Ad-Stronaut’s return to earth and imprisonment, many people have begun committing crimes, and saying that the only way they’ll stop is if they release the Ad-Stronaut. One man, John Stabber, decides that he wants to shove a pointy thing into a guy’s chest. He decides that he’s going to do that to Anthony Victim. The police chief, Bartholomew Cop, tries to figure out what happened, and identify the culprit, but not before the victim dies. The police put John Stabber in a room with the Ad-Stronaut. A rich important person hires John to do what the police are calling a ‘Stabbing’ , named after John, on the Ad-Stronaut in jail. John tries, but the guards stop him. After that, we follow the plot of Anthony Victim, now going by Henry Ghost, taking his revenge on John Stabber. What he does is, he does a backflip, slams the bad guys door, and slightly disrupts his day.

Hellboy

A multi-seasoned show based on everyone’s favourite half-human, half-demon paranormal investigator. It would have one to two hour long episodes, with each episode following a storyline from the Hellboy comics. It would be TV-MA for gore, language, smoking, sexual content, and horror.

Marvel: The Gauntlet

Set about a decade after the events of the Infinity Gauntlet saga, the energy signatures that belong to the infinity gems began to emit from different points in the known and unknown universe. With the Infinity Gems back in play, heroes will do terrible things to gain control of the omnipotent power of the Infinity Gauntlet. It would have six seasons, one for each infinity gem.

Tim Burton’s Original Batman Script

There is an audio drama that captures the plot perfectly on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/episode/2H59ijCGUteIDLjGsSEcQa?si=5drHaFM1SfmevaFJjliEXg

The Boys (Comic Accurate)

A show based off of Garth Ennis’ critically acclaimed graphic novel series The Boys. All actors in this would be in their prime, besides Groundhawk and Butcher, who should be a little past their prime.

The First Guy or (The Perks Of Everyone Having The Same Face)

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