Stories by @thepinkmenace

Teen Titans: Project Blackfire

After months on the run from the twisted project that created them, Cyborg, Terra, Beast Boy and Garth are near their breaking point, barely surviving on what they can steal, squatting in the ruins of an abandoned subdivision. But as they reach their lowest ebb, their creator, Dr. Niles Caulder, is ready to make his move…and they're about to learn that they weren't the only kids to go through Caulder's twisted process! There are more children with powers out there, and unlike our heroes, they were raised for only one purpose, to be the living weapons Caulder wants all his Titans to be!

Wonder Woman

After three Superman movies and two Batman movies, DC fans cried out "Where's Wonder Woman?" Who not only hadn't been introduced but at this point has had no theatrical release. Comic book legend Grant Morrison was in the writing chair this time. The movie, despite being a critical and commercial success, remains a divisive take on the character's mythos as well as an overall divisive entry for DC's films.

Batman: Enigma

While Gotham City is plunged into terror by an enigmatic anarchist and killer calling himself the Riddler, the Dark Knight must reconcile the increasingly conflicting ideologies of Detective Jim Gordon and Bruce Wayne's head of security, Alfred Pennyworth. But there are many more mysteries lurking within Gotham City, including the secret agenda of Harvey Dent and the bizarre creature prowling the sewers, Killer Croc!

Superman: United

Who will save Superman? He may be invulnerable but he's also alone! In his brief career as a costumed hero, Clark Kent has run a gantlet of the world's most deadly and monstrous villains. But his most dire threat may come from two powerless humans who happen to be the two smartest people on the planet. Lex and Alexandra Luthor have been paid to find a way to cancel Superman's powers and the man who destroyed Krypton has been welcomed by the world's governments to complete his mission with the murder of Kal-El! Betrayed and at his most vulnerable, there's no place to hide and no one Superman can trust!

Teen Titans: Revelations

After the success of Superman and Batman, the higher-ups at Warner Bros. wanted a teen-led movie to compete with the likes of the Hunger Games and Maze Runner. While it received some cynical responses from older fans, it was a success and became the obsession of many teenagers and young adults for years.

Superman: Parasite

Young Clark Kent continues his journey toward becoming the World's Greatest Superhero but finds dealing with humanity to be a bigger challenge than he ever imagined! From a ruthless dictator to a new love interest who's NOT Lois Lane, things are never easy for this emerging Man of Steel. And the worst is yet to come, in the form of a man-monster with an insatiable appetite, the Parasite! The only thing that might appease his hunger is the Last Son of Krypton! But that will also mean he will have Superman's powers without his conscience, and Kal-El learns to live without powers beyond those of mere mortals.

Batman: Darkness

Following the release of Superman: Arrival, audiences had one question "What about Batman?" Well, they wouldn't have to ask for too much longer. Two years later, Batman: Darkness, written by superstar comic writer, Geoff Johns, was released to critical acclaim, with many Batman adaptations afterwards taking cues from it.

Superman: Arrival

It's the year 2008 and the executives over at DC catch wind of Marvel's ambitious plan for an interconnected series of films. Not wanting to be behind, they enlist the help of J. Michael Straczynski to pen a more modern take on Superman. While the film received some criticism for a more brooding take on the character, it was overall praised for its visuals and grounded approach.

Clue

A socialite, a broker, a baroness, a colonel, an executive and a professor all walk into a mansion.

The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen Chapter II: War of the Worlds

The distinguished cast of Victorian heroes. Allan Quatermain, Mina Murray, Captain Nemo, The Invisible Man, and Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde, once again answer the call of Mother England to face the most unimaginable and fearsome foes ever: invaders from Mars!

The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen

The year is 1898, and Mina Murray is recruited by Campion Bond on behalf of British Intelligence and asked to assemble a league of other extraordinary individuals to protect the interests of the Empire: Captain Nemo, Allan Quatermain, Dr. Jekyll, and Hawley Griffin the Invisible Man.

The Dark Knight Returns

“This should be agony. I should be a mass of aching muscle. Broken, spent, unable to move. And were I an older man, I surely would. But I'm a man of thirty, of twenty again. The rain on my chest is a baptism, I'm born again."

Grayson

A legend has fallen. His death unavenged.

Batman: Creature of the Night

"What child wouldn't want to be Batman after all?"

Superman: Secret Identity

“Maybe I had a secret identity, but then when you think about it, don't we all? A part of ourselves very few people ever get to see. The part we think of as "me". The part that deals with the big stuff. Makes the real choices. The part everything else is a reflection of.”

Batman: Arkham Asylum

"I'm afraid that when I walk through those asylum gates, when I walk into Arkham and the doors close behind me, it'll be just like coming home."

Kingdom Come

"I see Ragnarok at last unfold. And worst of all, I see the desperate hope of the one man who might yet stop it turned to ash and cinders... by a single bolt of lightning. Armageddon has arrived."

Hadestown

Once upon a time there was a railroad line

Destroyer

When the last descendant of the Frankenstein family loses her only son to a police shooting, she turns to science for her own justice putting her on a crash course with her family’s original monster and his quest to eliminate humanity.

All-Star Superman

Doomed planet. Desperate scientists. Last hope. Kindly couple.