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@miyoshi_chan: lol just noticed they got rid of the quests. I wonder when that stopped. I hadnt been on in a while. Havent really been on this site in 6 months. I usually only use it as a news source and a wiki. I feel like alot of the old users are gone

wow i didnt think it had been that long since i was on this site. Still getting used to the new format and style

I would like to see him start his super group up again. While i wasnt overly fond of the run-offs at the beginning I liked that it was telling a different kind of story. While reading an article of characters that should have been bigger than they ended up (mostly in the late 90's early 2000's) i came across some that would work in Bludhaven.

Captain Boomerang (Owen Harkness) - also a reformed villain and disowned by his father (in my telling of it)

Kyle Abbot - Detective Comics #743 - Evolution: (Part One): Whispers in the Dark - Could turn into a magical werewolf - Former member of the league of assassins and worked for intergang. helped Nightwing before but walks the line of hero and villain (similar to catwoman it seems)

Great White Shark - criminal mastermind with a lot of contacts and power - He would essentially be Lex Luthor or King Pin of Bludhaven. He could always be a step or two ahead of Dick to stay out of jail. One of his men could be Tally Man

Magpie - serial killer and thief - no powers but highly skilled at booby traps and making copies of the items she steals

Equus - prototype for the OMAC project - originally fought superman and battles karate kid and Una. He would be a super powered villain but more likely a servant to someone with more brains. outmatching Nightwing in strength and speed

These are just a couple ideas but it could bring back some old established characters and give Nightwing some new people to bounce off of, relate to, fight...

I was curious what you thought was the best construct ever created. My thought always goes back to John Stewart trying to reconstruct a planet or solar system. I know he failed but only due to ring limitatioms. I also keeping thinking some character was able to make a construct and made it real so when the lantern left everything was still back to normal bc they made actual steel instead of hard light. Am I wrong on that second one or did it really happen?

I just read a preview for Astonishing X-Men #6 and it has Xavier in a psychic battle with the shadow king. When did he get brought back to life or is her from a different timeline of reality?

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@theredhood44: Stormbreaker?

@mowjack:Where did i get what?

@marvelanddcfan24: @uugieboogie:

I think his arm and hammer are made of this armor. I think it will be the anti-thesis to the necrosword. Like the necrosword, it can probably mold to Thors will so it will turn into his arm and his hammer.

That was the ultimate universe Thor hammer and he chose not to take it. I think Volstagg has it now.

@hankscorpio: He could come back to help Jen Walters or bond with Amadeus Cho. I would like to see him with Young Avengers or even growing up in X-Men schools. He should get his Hulk form back since its in his DNA.

They could bring back Hiro-Kala as well. He could come back after completely merging with the worldmind and taking control, being able to be a planet and a person at the same time. He could start merging with other planets and conquering them.

I was never a huge fan of Lyra but by the end she has pretty much become a hulk version of Wonder Woman. She has Hulk strength and fighting expertise. I think she would work well with Captain Marvel's team. I don't see how they could take the Hulk out of Skaar but not out of Lyra

I remember when they were created and some of the terror and chaos they caused but what ever happened to them? Did someone beat them and if so how?

Does anyone else want marvel to bring Skaar and others like him back. I miss his story