Threadcop (and his nemesis, The Grammar Nazi)
Biggun and Young Wolfhawk
Bigdeath Gunlocke and Young Wolfhawk
Tangent Boy and his sidekick Simile/Jeff
Executioner 6
Team "EXXTREME GAMERZ": Killstreak, Teabag, The Bro, DOCTOR FRAG!
Team: The Amazonian, Doctor Strangegloves, The Giant Ghost, Leap Boy
Pedantica!
No Comprendo!
The Silver Spoiler
Regenerato
Noise
Night Viper
Kali
Choose your favorite! Some options also include optional villain names and teammate names.
Also, remember the onus is on you to pick something that you like, that you feel is 90s, and that you think we can run with.
Original thread with some background info on suggestions: http://www.quartertothree.com/game-t...ad.php?t=65019
Last edited by PapaSmurf; 06-04-2011 at 09:11 PM.
Where's the poll?
I guess making polls is a two-step process. It took a while to get all the options in.Originally Posted by Omniscia
And why can't krayzkrok be the hero? He is, after all, the most awesome of us.
Because you didn't suggest him in the original thread :)
This should be a multi-selectable poll.
BigDeath Gunlick is here to take it the extreme. And he's going to die!
XXX-TREEEM
SHIT BONERZ
Shit Boners would actually be a decent title for a '90s "bad girl" comic, except they almost always were named after the main bad girl. What a godawful trend that was.
My gold standard for "awful unnecessary book that should never have existed" is probably this sucker right here:
For those fortunate enough to never encounter it in person, Ninjak #1 had a wraparound full chromium cover. Conducted static electricity like you wouldn't believe, and since I had to bag and board about a hundred of them for my comic shop job at the time, by the end of the day my hands were numb from being shocked every time I reached for the next issue.
Remember the rules, though:
Issue 1: Foil-accented cover, everyone posing, and a catchy slogan that wouldn't sound out of place in an energy drink ad. "FEEL THE EXXTREME RUSH!"
Issue 2: "TONIGHT... SOMEONE DIES!"
Issue 3: Cover that has nothing to do with the content inside, 75% of cover space devoted to cleavage. This is where you bring on the second writer for the book because the first guy is out of ideas.
Issue 4: Expected to be 6-12 weeks late. Remember, after any delays, you can always reposition the characters and do some costume changes and just redo the #1 cover with a big "A NEW ERA BEGINS!" slogan.
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