.Tank's. suit was an improved version of the one worn by .Iron Clad. It had more firepower, and Tank almost beat Lightning Hood. Almost isn't enough though, and he too was defeated. Wilborne was not pleased.
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.Iron Clad. some street punk who stole a prototype suit of powered armor. Mack Daddy & Soul Fist had some trouble with this dude, but had help from Lightning Hood. (Note: Isaiah Wilborne had an improved version of Iron Clad's armor made for his operative, .Tank)
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.The Firefly. - A racist white guy into arson. He was burning down tenements in the ghetto for some slum lord. Got pimp slapped by Mack Daddy for his trouble. (Note: No relation to .Firefly II)
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.Firefly II. was his first operative. Not related to .the first one, this man was also into arson. With his new found pyrokinetic abilities, Wilborne used him to burn down some tenements, so he could buy the land cheap and build better buildings to lease out for profit. Lightning Hood stopped him, and thus began their conflict.
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Wilborne was once a street thug who moved his way up the ranks to eventually taking over his gang. He was very intelligent, and invested their money wisely, making them all wealthy. While the rest eventually stopped being gangsters, Willborne continue to engage in crime to enhance his wealth. With the rise of metahumans, he invested in less than ethical scientists to create a few to work for him.
Hood and Wilborne have fought directly before. Wilborne is pretty strong for a big man, and while he put a hurt on him, Hood won that fight. Wilborne wants another crack at him though, believing the next time he'll snap him like a twig!
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The open source character of Isaiah Wilborne, created by Gerry Saracco, has been released to the Public Domain, and is available for use by anyone with only the following conditions: this paragraph must be included in any publication involving the character, in order that others may use this property as they wish, following the same rules as Public Domain properties. The main rule being that your version's story cannot be like the story of anyone else's version (meaning: you may not reference elements from the story you find the character in, because they belong to that story's author, and are not open source).
While Mack Daddy is considered the first hero of the MDU, Lightning Hood is the most famous. He's been an on and off member of The Justice Squad, and helped save the world a few times.
Benjamin Rhodes discovered his gift early in life. He could control electricity. His body was like a battery; he could generate it, create bolts of lightning to strike things, EMP pulses, etc. He could also use it to supercharge his body, enabling him to enhance his strength or heal more rapidly from injury. He can also fly, but usually only in short spurts (as he finds it uncomfortable).
When he grew up, he decided to use his gifts to help people in his neighborhood from those who wanted to take advantage of them. This led him into conflict with .Isaiah Wilborne. ...With the rise of metahumans, Wilborne invested in less than ethical scientists to create a few to work for him:
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The open source character of Lightning Hood, created by Gerry Saracco, has been released to the Public Domain, and is available for use by anyone with only the following conditions: this paragraph must be included in any publication involving the character, in order that others may use this property as they wish, following the same rules as Public Domain properties. The main rule being that your version's story cannot be like the story of anyone else's version (meaning: you may not reference elements from the story you find the character in, because they belong to that story's author, and are not open source).
Gained her powers due to the interference of a benevolent extra-terrestrial power. Imagine a Green Lantern who didn't need a ring, and their constructs were transluscent gold instead of green.
Stellarina is one of the more popular members of the Guardians, for obvious reasons. Diamond, leader of the team, is uncomfortable with the ease with which Stellarina is willing to objectify herself in the team's merchandise (Stellarina has produced four pin up calendars, all for charity, and in all of them she is wearing clothing even more revealing than the hero's normal costume.)
On the other hand, Stellarina is a true powerhouse, and is one of the more dependable members of the team.
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The open source character of ?, created by Jack V. Butler Jr., has been released to the Public Domain, and is available for use by anyone with only the following conditions: this paragraph must be included in any publication involving the character, in order that others may use this property as they wish, following the same rules as Public Domain properties. The main rule being that your version's story cannot be like the story of anyone else's version (meaning: you may not reference elements from the story you find the character in, because they belong to that story's author, and are not open source).
The Pumpkin Patch Man - An ancient entity from another dimension, the Pumpkin Patch Man took on a form familiar to many, in order to spread fear and chaos in the world. It commands great magic, but is also willing to get down and dirty with the pitchfork it carries.
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The Deal Maker - In olden times, the Deal Maker was what was known as a Cross Roads demon, where people would go to make deals. This one found a way to make a giant crossroads in the skyscraper it operates out of, giving him great power. He makes all kinds of deals with people, including giving them artifacts and powers (such as the ones he gave to Card Shark and Crapgame). Due to the multitude of cross roads aligned with his base of operations, the Deal Maker is more powerful than other demons of his type.
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Sistah Sangre - A powerful vampire, Sangre was once a witch before being turned. Between her magic and vampiric abilities, she is a formidable foe.
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