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Krystal Forge -DC-

There, as per request: Krystal Forge. @vampirestakecareofourown @theextremistyt Now I can finally start on the other one. I hope.

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Acidia -DC-

Look, I couldn’t not make her too. I took her into my stories before I ever did Heatstroke.  I need to stay away from comics before I get more characters than I have plans for.

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Heatstroke -DC-

I had to make one myself. But I didn’t like how it turned out, so I made it look comic-y and said good enough.  Also, look at my super cute watermark <3 I had @theextremistyt make it for me

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Stuff for Earth-25 ongoing

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Updates on Earth-25

I've been trying to come up with a few more characters for the Earth I proposed where the supporting cast became the heroes.

Krypton Girl II: Cirelle.

Speed Demon I: The first "Reverse Jackie Quick," who in this Earth is Ashley Zolomon.

Speed Demon II: Len Snart, after he received speed powers that he actually stole from Ashley Zolomon. Before that occurred, Len had been the seemingly clean cut Citizen Cold, but was really an amoral asshole who wanted Jackie Quick out of the picture.

Citizen Cold II: Lisa Snart, taking her brother's old mantle when he became the new Speed Demon.

Flash: Max Mercury, speed guru and mentor to the second Kid Quick, Jenni Ognats.

Red Zephyr: Traya Smith, infused with nanomachines that give her the ability to manipulate the wind.

Red Earthquake, Red Typhoon, and Red Wildfire: Three other living subjects to the nanomachine program that saved Traya Smith's life. The doctor in charge of the program is actually pissed off because he specifically came up with a naming convention for his subjects and they've since ignored it.

Dreamweaver: Rose Walker, granddaughter of the personification of Desire and inheritor of a role that belonged to mystery author Dian Belmont.

Wraith: Helen Jordan, pint-sized avatar of the spirit of vengeance.

Miss America: Hippolyta "Lyta" Trevor.

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Earth-25: Raven Woman, Enemies, and Allies

Some stuff I worked on today.

Raven Woman (Julie Madison/Portia Storme): After her father was killed by two-bit thug for hire Joe Chill, Julie Madison sought to avenger her father and all innocent victims everywhere, donning the guise of a raven to let criminals know their crimes will remain unavenged nevermore. In her day job as talented actress Portia Storme, Julie created this identity as a fallback in case she were ever revealed as the Raven Woman. She is the star of such films as the Dread Castle remake, the Black Glove, and she is currently in talks over a metaphysical space epic series directed and produced by Kathy Web. The Raven Woman operates out of the Steeple, and her rogues gallery include the likes of Clayface, Two-Face, her sometimes enemy/ally the Bat, the undying, skull-masked terrorist called Thanatos, the animal themed mob boss known as the Red Claw, and Carla Viti, head of the Falcone Crime Family.

Enemies

Clayface ("Basil Karlo"): The Raven Woman's arch enemy. No one knows who this man really is before he stole the identity of acclaimed horror actor Basil Karlo, but it is known that he was an obsessed stalker who killed the real Karlo before assuming his identity. Outraged that Karlo's greatest film, Dread Castle, was being remade, the fake Karlo donned the guise of one of Karlo's other characters, Clayface. Clayface planned to kill the cast and crew of the Dread Castle remake but was stopped by the Raven Woman before he could kill Julie Madison. Some time later, Karlo acquired grotesque shape shifting abilities and has perplexed the Raven Woman under several different identities.

Two-Face (Joe Chill): The man who murdered Julie Madison's father under orders from mob boss Sal Maroni. Joe was supposed to make the murder look like a botched robbery, but in a panic he shot Julie as well. Joe made the mistake of checking to see if Julie was dead, when she was really playing possum to attack him. Julie cut up his face with a broken bottle and struggled with Joe for his gun. It went off and Joe accidentally shot himself. For years Julie believe Joe Chill was dead, not realizing paramedics had actually saved him from death. He was "recovered" by Sal Maroni's men, the police ambulance blown up, and another body left to be identified as Chill. The facial scarring and near death experience shattered Chill's mind, leaving him in an inbetween state, wondering if he is Joe Chill or something that came back from Hell instead of Chill. Boss Maroni saved Chill to congratulate him for getting rid of Norman Madison, but Chill's new "demonic" side took over and killed Maroni in front of his men. The newspapers believed this was a gangland killing and never suspected the involvement of a dead low level thug. Joe now operates on two levels, his brash thug side which is Joe, and the calculating, manipulative sociopath called Chill. His actions are dependent on a coin toss as part of an agreement reached by the two halves as a way to regulate their actions.

The Bat (Kate Kyle): Katherine "Kate" Kyle was expelled from the military under "Don't Ask, Don't Tell," and fell into a listless void of depression from not being able to follow in the footsteps of her parents and twin sister Beth. Out of boredom Kate began to develop a wild side, wishing to seek bigger thrills, until, hearing of the Raven Woman, stylized herself as the Bat, a burglar and robber who only seeks the thrill of the hunt. Kate is not evil or heartless, and seeks to make sure others are not hurt in her night time adventures. She has found herself attracted to the Raven Woman, an attraction the heroine of the night seems to share albiet with some confliction of emotions, and on several occassions the Bat has aided the Raven in the pursuit of justice. It seems Kate is considering becoming a hero full time since criminal activity isn't doing much for her anymore...

Thanatos (Talia al Ghul)

Red Claw (Selene)

World Public Enemy (Tiger Moth, Silken Spider, and Dragon Fly)

Carla Viti

Allies

Lenore the Black Cat (Brooke Cavanaugh/Brooks): The Raven Woman's plucky sidekick, Brooke Cavanaugh, a.k.a. Brooks, is an orphan and a reform school girl who secretly idolized the strange heroine of the night, and helped her break up a small smuggling ring being run through her school by the crime boss known as the Red Claw. 

Commissioner Montoya

Oracle (Dr. Grace Balin)

Huntress (Marian Mercer)

Mystery Man (James Gordon)

Bruce Wayne (Executioner)

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Working on cast of characters for Earth-25

Here's what I have so far, the Legion of Heroes.

1. Raven Woman (Julie Madison)

a. Lenore the Black Cat

2. Krypton Woman (Lois Lane/Lannelle)

a. Superkid

3. Wonder Woman (Diana/Etta Candy)

4. Torchbearer (Alexandra DeWitt)

5. Jackie Quick (Linda Park)

6. Mera

7. Commander Marvel (Darla Dudley)

8. Queen Archer (Cissie Jones)

a. Tiger Arrow (Lian Harper)

9. White Eagle (Sin)