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Declercq began his career in Ons Volkske at the age of 16, with the realistic short story 'De D-558-2 Skyrocket'. He made illustrations in female magazines, like Mimosa, Rosita, Libelle and Het Rijk der Vrouw.
Comics and illustrations were published in many magazines and books in different countries. Clients include Reader's Digest, Daimler Chrysler, Greenpeace, Märklin and Dai Nippon.
From 1971, he did illustrations and covers for Ohee. In Le Soir, he created 'Hugo des Ombres' with text by André-Paul Duchâteau in 1974. A year later, he illustrated the John Flanders adaptation 'De Witte Tijger' with text by Serge Bertrain (Danny de Laet) in Het Gazet Van Antwerpen. From 1974, he assisted Eddy Ryssack on his comics. In the late 1970s, he did comics for Top ('Devoon en Carboon') and Het Gazet van Antwerpen ('De Lotgevallen van Terry Trom'). He had his breakthrough with the aviation series 'Rud Hart', that appeared in the Dutch comic magazine Eppo starting in 1977. For the publisher Lombard, he created 'Jody Barton' in 1991. He dropped most of his comics activities to devote himself to illustrating and painting. He is a regular contributor to the Dutch girls magazine Tina.
Declercq's work has been exhibited in The Mall-Galleries (London), National Maritime Museum (Antwerp, Belgium), European institute (Wien), Museum of American Illustration, Mystic Maritime Gallery and many galleries in Belgium, Austria and Italy. His watercolors won several national and international prizes (one juried by the Royal Watercolour Society, England). His work is in State collections: National maritime Museum (Antwerp, Belgium), National Institute for Fishery (Ostend, Belgium), City of Innsbruck (Austria), Potterie Museum (Brugge, Belgium).
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Classix 01 Oliver Twist
Classix 02 Ben Hur
Classix 03 Don Quichot
Classix 04 Cyrano
Classix 05 Reis Om De Wereld In 80 Dagen
Classix 06 Romeo En Julia
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Justice League Elite was a twelve-issue comic book limited series published monthly by DC Comics in 2004 and 2005. The title was created by writer Joe Kelly and penciller Doug Mahnke.
The Justice League Elite was formed to attempt black ops that would not be acceptable for the JLA to "sully their hands" with.
"The Justice League Elite are a not-exactly-sanctioned, don't-ask-don't-tell, covert operations unit-- newly formed to hunt and eliminate extra-normal threats to the earth before they go public." (JLA Secret Files and Origins 2004)
The team was formed at the end JLA #100 from most of the second incarnation of The Elite (only missing Hat), members of the JLA and a couple of spies/assassins. They operated out of Somerset, New Jersey.
Membership
Sister Superior, sister of the Elite's first leader Manchester Black, sees the Elite as a means of atoning for her brother's actions.
Coldcast, the only original member of the Elite in the JLE, and inspired by Superman to fight for right after his earlier actions in the Elite.
Menagerie, joined with an alien weapon crèche (formerly bonded to her comatose sister) which drove her insane, now in a metahuman prison facility.
Manitou Raven and his wife Dawn (who later becomes Manitou Dawn after her husband's death), serving as the team's magical expert.
Green Arrow (Oliver Queen), serving as the team's tactical expert and left-winger, commonly coordinating their battles from the base; has a brief affair with Dawn.
Flash (Wally West), working in the Elite after recent events caused him to question the League's policy of only reacting to threats; he was a member of both teams simultaneously, but used a new, dark costume for his time with the Elite.
Major Disaster, a former supervillain who reformed and went on to join the Justice League.
Kasumi, supposedly an assassin who killed two hundred men before she was sixteen, but actually an undercover Batgirl (Cassandra Cain), sent by Batman to monitor the Elite.
Naif al-Sheikh, an Arab expert in international espionage who was brought in by Vera Black because she believed his hatred of metahumans would keep the team in check.
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Info: Film Indonesia
Release Date: 6 Oktober 2011
Genre: Horror
Cast: Dewi Persik, Olga Syahputra, Jonathan Frizzy, Vicky Vette, Misa Campo
Quality: DVDRip
Encoder: Ganool
Subtitle: English
Sinopsis:
VICKY (Vicky Vette), MANDY (Dewi Perssik), dan MISA (Misa Campo), adalah kakak beradik sekandung. Suatu hari Mandy yang sedang jenuh pergi berwisata dengan sahabat sekaligus managernya JOYCE (Natha Narita), dan pacarnya ALEX (Rafi Cinoun), ke sebuah hutan yang asri. Tempat itu dijuluki "Hutan Jodoh", karena memiliki pancuran yang konon bisa memperekat jodoh. Siapa yang pernah mandi di pancuran air itu akan cepat mendapat jodoh. Joyce sendiri merasa menemukan Alex setelah melakukan ritual mandi di tempat itu.
Mandy tidak percaya hal-hal takhyul seperti itu. Ia pun mandi di pancuran itu tanpa pretensi ritual mencari jodoh. Tapi, ketika mengitari hutan sekitar tempat mereka camping, Mandy ketemu dan berkenalan dengan ROMY (Jonathan Frizzy). Mereka saling terpikat dan jatuh cinta.
Opa Mandy tiba-tiba meninggal. Mandy merasa sangat kehilangan. Tapi ia merasa terhibur karena Romy setia menemani. Mandy jadi merasa sangat sayang pada Romy. Tapi bersamaan dengan itu Mandy mengalami keanehan demi keanehan menakutkan. Tapi Mandy tidak menyadari hal itu. Yang tahu hal tersebut justru pasangan Joyce dan Alex .
YOGA (Olga Syahputra) menceritakan sesuatu mengenai misteri keanehan itu. Tapi, apakah Joice dan Alex akan membiarkan keanehan-keanehan yang menimpa Mandy? Dan apa yang bisa dilakukan oleh Vicky dan Misa untuk menyelamatkan saudara mereka? Semua akan tergambar dan terungkap dalam cerita "PACAR HANTU PERAWAN". Sebuah film yang menggoda, indah, sensual, lucu, tegang, sekaligus mendebarkan.
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Brightest Day is a year-long comic book maxi-series that began in April 2010. The story follows the ending of the series Blackest Night and how the aftermath of these events affect the entire DC Universe.
Plot
At the end of "Blackest Night", 12 heroes and villains were resurrected for some unknown purpose. The events of Brightest Day follow the exploits of these heroes and villains as they attempt to learn the secret behind their salvation.
Assignments
Brightest Day #7 revealed that the 12 resurrected must complete an individual assignment given to them by the White Lantern Entity. If they are successful, their life will be fully returned.
Professor Zoom helped release Barry Allen from the Speed Force. (Mentioned in The Flash: Rebirth #4)
Jade balanced the darkness. (Shown in Justice League of America #48)
Osiris freed Isis, the goddess of nature. (Shown in Titans #32)
Maxwell Lord stopped Magog from bringing about the events seen in Kingdom Come. (Shown in Justice League: Generation Lost #13)
Hawkgirl prevented Hath-Set from killing Hawkman. (Shown in Brightest Day #18)
Hawkman closed the dimensional gateway between Hawkworld and Earth. (Shown in Brightest Day #18)
Aquaman already enlisted the new Aqualad to his side before the "others" do. (Shown in Brightest Day #20)
Martian Manhunter burned down the Martian forest, killed D'Kay D'razz and chose to devote himself to the protection of Earth. (Shown in Brightest Day #21)
Jason Rusch and Ronnie Raymond defeated the Black Lantern corruption in their Firestorm Matrix before it destroyed the universe. (Shown in Brightest Day #22)
Captain Boomerang threw a boomerang at Dove. (Shown in Brightest Day #24)
Hawk failed to catch the boomerang. (Shown in Brightest Day #24)
Boston Brand found the new champion who will bear the white light of life and take the Entity's place. (Revealed as Alec Holland, the new Swamp Thing as of Brightest Day #24)
Publication history
The series, written by Geoff Johns and Peter Tomasi, is scheduled to be published twice a month for 24 issues (25 if including issue #0) alternating with Justice League: Generation Lost written by Keith Giffen and Judd Winick. Johns has discussed the general theme:
Brightest Day is about second chances. I think it's been obvious from day one that there are major plans for the heroes and villains from Aquaman to take center stage in the DC Universe, among many others, post-Blackest Night. 'Brightest Day' is not a banner or a vague catch-all direction for the DC Universe, it is a story. Nor is 'Brightest Day' a sign that the DC Universe is going to be all about 'light and brighty' superheroes. Some second chances work out…some don't.
Brightest Day will also reportedly be crossing over into the Green Lantern series, the Green Lantern Corps, Justice League of America, The Titans and The Flash. It was later announced that Gail Simone would return to a new volume of the Birds of Prey comic book, which will also be under the same banner. Other tie ins include the first few issues of a relaunched Green Arrow and the Justice Society of America which will share a storyline with Justice League of America in July/August.[citation needed] Jeff Lemire is also writing the one-shot Brightest Day: Atom with artist Mahmud Asrar, that is designed to act as a springboard for an Atom story to co-feature in Adventure Comics with the same creative team.
It has also been announced that the Green Lantern series will feature more of the characters Atrocitus, Larfleeze, Saint Walker, and Indigo-1 in a story arc entitled "New Guardians." At Emerald City Comic-Con 2010, Johns also stated that Firestorm would be a "main character" in Brightest Day.[9]
The first issue, issue #0, was penciled by Fernando Pasarin. David Finch, a newly DC exclusive artist, will illustrate the covers for the entire series.
In June 2010, writer Geoff Johns announced that the "Brightest Day" event would also be used to introduce Jackson Hyde, the new Aqualad created for the Young Justice animated series, into the DC Universe. Similarly, the final issue of the series reintroduced Swamp Thing and John Constantine into the mainstream DC Universe after a number of years in DC's mature Vertigo imprint.
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"Blackest Night" is a 2009 - 2010 American comic book crossover storyline published by DC Comics, consisting of an eponymous, central miniseries written by Geoff Johns and penciled by Ivan Reis, as well as a number of tie-in books. "Blackest Night" involves Nekron, a personified force of death resurrecting deceased superheroes and seeking to eliminate all life and emotion from the universe. Geoff Johns has identified the series' central theme as "emotion." The crossover was published for eight months via a limited series, as well as in both the Green Lantern and Green Lantern Corps comic titles. Various other limited series and tie-ins were published, including an audio drama from Darker Projects.
The storyline was first mentioned at the conclusion of the "Sinestro Corps War" in Green Lantern vol. 4, #25. As the war between the Green Lantern and Sinestro Corps reaches its climax, the four Green Lanterns of Earth (Hal Jordan, Guy Gardner, John Stewart, and Kyle Rayner) are told by the Guardians Ganthet and Sayd of the "Blackest Night" prophecy. According to the prophecy, the two existing Corps would be joined by five new ones, each driven by a specific emotion and empowered by a specific color of the emotional spectrum, leading to a "War of Light" that would subsequently destroy the universe. Johns says the prophecy has its origins in the story "Tygers" by Alan Moore, which touches on the rising up of the Guardians' enemies, like the Weaponers of Qward, Ranx the Sentient City, and the Children of the White Lobe, and the destruction of the Green Lanterns, showing Sodam Yat and Mogo dying. Atrocitus, however, denies the accuracy of this prophecy, suggesting that it blended the Blackest Night and the Sinestro Corps War with pure falsehood.
Johns later revealed that Nekron was the leader of the Black Lantern Corps in an interview with IGN, though he originally intended to keep that plot element a secret. Commenting on selecting the character as the "mastermind" behind his event, Johns provided the following explanation:
"For me it honestly was never a question. If I was going to do a Green Lantern storyline about the dead rising, the character I was going to use was going to be Nekron. He's pretty obscure, but like Black Hand, Sinestro and Hector Hammond – you know, these characters that had been a little under the radar for years or even decades – he's someone I wanted to pull out and reimagine and rebuild. And again as you're seeing, Ivan has done an incredible job, along with Joe Prado, on redesigning the character."
The teaser for the storyline stated that "...the armies of fear and willpower must come together, because across the Universe, the dead will rise." A hand was shown coming out of the ground with a black ring on its finger. The symbol on the ring is of Green Lantern villain Black Hand. Both Geoff Johns and Ethan Van Sciver have stated that "Blackest Night" is the third part of a Green Lantern event trilogy that began with Rebirth and continued with "Sinestro Corps War". In an interview with IGN, Johns stated that he has the monthly Green Lantern book plotted up until issue #55. More details for the event were revealed in DC Universe #0, which depicted Green Lantern villain Black Hand discovering the black power battery on the planet of Ryut.
Blackest Night #0 was released on Free Comic Book Day 2009, and portrayed a series of events directly leading into Blackest Night #1. The standalone self-titled miniseries consists of the Free Comic Book Day issue and eight monthly issues. Tie-ins include issues of both Green Lantern and Green Lantern Corps starting with the issues #43 and #38; and a handful of 3 issue limited series such as Blackest Night: Tales of the Corps, Blackest Night: Superman, Blackest Night: Batman, Blackest Night: Titans, Blackest Night: Wonder Woman, Blackest Night: Flash, and Blackest Night: JSA. Ethan Van Sciver had planned to work on the opening book as he did in the Sinestro Corps War, but because of his work on The Flash: Rebirth miniseries he was not able to complete both effectively. However, he still created many of the designs for this storyline along with Ivan Reis.
Plot
Green Lanterns Ash and Saarek find the Black Central Power Battery at a reportedly classified location within Sector 666. After touching the battery, Saarek reports that their presence has awoken something. The two are killed when two monstrous hands emerge from below them to the sound of the battery calling: "flesh." In Green Lantern Corps, a field of asteroids is depicted in an unknown region of space (the colors of the spectrum shown in the background). The asteroids which apparently are from the remains of the planet Xanshi, are shattered and a huge number of black power rings come through them.
In Gotham City, Black Hand removes a skull from Bruce Wayne's grave and carries it around with him as a Black Lantern power battery begins to charge.
The Guardians of Oa observe the War of Light and realize that Ganthet and Sayd have been right but are kept from intervening by Scar, who swiftly kills one and imprisons the rest. Thousands of black rings assault the Corps' crypt, creating a Black Lantern Corps as Hal Jordan and the newly revived Flash investigate Bruce Wayne's grave and are attacked by Black Lantern Martian Manhunter. On Oa, the Green Lanterns are met by all of the formerly deceased Lanterns now reborn as Black Lanterns. Hawkgirl and Hawkman are killed by Black Lanterns Elongated Man and Sue Dibny and also join the growing Black Corps.
The Atom is tricked by Black Lantern Hawkman into visiting him and Deadman is one of the first to realize the dead are not their true selves when his physical body revives as a Black Lantern while he is still free. Aquaman and his Black Lantern family attack Mera, who flees. A black ring strikes the Spectre, binding the spirit while reviving Crispus Allen as a Black Lantern. The rings are revealed to be unable to revive dead who are at peace, such as Don Hall, even as Hank rises. In Gotham, Flash and Hal Jordan are confronted by several Black Lanterns including Ronald Raymond.
Hal and Flash battle the Black Lanterns with Atom when the Indigo Tribe appears, and use their Indigo power with other rings to obliterate the Black Lantern Dibnys. Mera finds the new (still human) Firestorm and Gehenna, who merge to create a new Firestorm. Indigo says that all of the Lantern Corps must unite to truly defeat the Black one. The Indigo Tribe departs with Hal and leaves the other heroes to fight off the invading Black Lanterns, and Black Lantern Firestorm separates the Gehenna and Jason and uses his abilities to kill Gehenna and absorb Jason's conscience into his head. Black rings revive the villains whose remains have been in storage inside the Hall of Justice.
Mera and Flash flee the Black Lanterns using Atom's powers to escape through a phoneline. Flash leaves to give all the heroes nationwide the key to defeating the evil Lanterns (merging lights with a Green Ring) while the Atom and Mera and the Justice Society of America battle many Lanterns together. Jean Loring kills and causes Damage to revive as a Lantern and fully empower the Black Lantern power battery. Barry arrives in Coast City, where Scar has teleported in with the Black Central Power Battery. Black Hand then summons Nekron, who revives the residents of Coast City.
The JLA, the Titans, Wally West, and Bart Allen fight the Coast City Black Lanterns. Dove is revealed to be able to destroy Black Lanterns with her presence. Hal and various Lantern Corps significant members (Larfleeze, Atrocitus, Sinestro, Carol Ferris, Saint Walker, Indigo-1, Ganthet, and Sayd) return to Earth and attack Scar while she is attacking Wally West. Nekron has Batman's corpse (later revealed to not be Bruce at all, but a clone) briefly reanimated to gain a necessary connection and sends rings to many heroes (Superman, Wonder Woman, Superboy, Green Arrow, Kid Flash, Donna Troy, Ice, and Animal Man), previously killed and revived thanks solely to Nekron, into yet more Black Lantern members as Hal and Barry try to outrace their rings.
Allen time-travels himself and Jordan two seconds into the future and disable their rings. Mera and the Atom arrive. John Stewart warns Hal that every Black Lantern in the universe is heading for Earth. Jordan says they need the entire seven Corps to unite to produce White Light.
While they summon the seven Corps to Earth, Ganthet duplicates the seven colored rings present and deputizes certain non-Corps members: Ganthet as Green, Barry as Blue, Mera as Red, Lex Luthor as Orange, Scarecrow as Yellow, Atom as Indigo, and Wonder Woman as Violet (separating her from her Black Ring).
The Corps Leaders and deputies fight Nekron but cannot stop him, partly due to Luthor becoming overwhelmed by the Orange light of avarice. John Stewart is trying to stop the horde of Black Lanterns when the combined Six Corps arrive to join together and battle the Black Lanterns. In Coast City, Dove tries to get at the Black Lantern Battery but is forced back as a being from within the battery tries to get out.
Nekron kills a Guardian and uses his blood to cause a cocoon to emerge. Ganthet reveals that this is the White Light Entity that triggered existence. He then reveals that life in the universe actually began on Earth, a lie the Guardians upheld to protect the Entity and justify their power. Nekron stabs the Entity, causing living beings across the universe to feel pain and leading Sinestro's anger at Abin Sur losing his life to stab Ganthet.
Hal realizes the Entity is like Parallax and Ion and in need of a guiding "pilot", and tries to merge with it, but is blocked by Sinestro (angry that Hal recently reused Parallax, who Sinestro feels he deserves) who demands the Entity's power. He emerges as he is told "Thaal Sinestro of Korugar. Destiny awaits".
Sinestro is promptly killed by Nekron, but the White Ring revives him. Sinestro retaliates and kills Nekron, but his scythe is picked up by a Black Lantern human who becomes Nekron and says "death cannot be stopped"; Ganthet notes that Sinestro cannot properly control the Entity as it is being powered by Sinestro's ego rather than his will to live.
The united Lantern Corps attack Nekron while Deadman possesses Guy Gardner and explains that Black Hand is Nekron's tether and that he must be revived to defeat Nekron. Nekron separates Sinestro from the Entity as Hal says Nekron opened the door to death but it was the decision of the heroes to live. Hal merges with the Entity and transforms himself and the Black Lantern heroes into a White Lantern Corps, who restore Black Hand to life; this causes Hand to regurgitate a White Ring which revives the trapped (in the Black Lantern Battery) Anti-Monitor. Nekron briefly fights the Anti-Monitor and banishes him to his home in Qward, the Antimatter universe.
Black Hand begins regurgitating a cluster of white rings that destroy Nekron. The rings bring only twelve Black Lanterns back to life: Maxwell Lord, Professor Zoom, Jade, Hawk, Captain Boomerang, Firestorm (Ronnie Raymond), the Martian Manhunter, Aquaman, Hawkman, Hawkgirl, Deadman, and Osiris.
Upon seeing Aquaman alive, Mera's love causes her ring to depart, sending her into cardiac arrest without the ring's support. Star Sapphire and Saint Walker join their powers together to restore her to normal and Aquaman and Mera share a joyful reunion. Hawkgirl recalls her past lives and removes her helmet to reveal that she is once again Shiera Hall and embraces Hawkman. Superman expresses his happiness that J'onn has returned while Firestorm forcibly separates into Ronald Raymond and Jason, the latter upset over Ronnie having killed his girlfriend.
As Mera comforts Jason, Ronnie is confused and asks Atom what is happening and where Professor Stein is. Guy, mind-controlled by Lord, lets him escape. Jade kisses Kyle, unaware he is in love with fellow Green Lantern Soranik Natu. Osiris, confused, states that he wants to return home, as Superboy and Kid Flash (who only knows him by name) try to figure out who he is.
After Professor Zoom flees, Flash knocks out Captain Boomerang. Barry notes that Ralph and Sue Dibny are not among the revived. Boston Brand, the only one of the resurrected still wearing a White Ring, is stunned to realize he is alive and something is wrong. Larfleeze returns an unconscious Lex Luthor (stripped of his ring), briefly realizing that he's given something away, and demands Sayd to honor her debt to him.
Ganthet protests but Sayd tells him it's all right and believes she can help Larfleeze somehow. She then says that there is much to discuss about the future of all of the Lantern Corps. Saint Walker then notices that the Indigo Tribe is missing as well as Black Hand. On the Indigo home world, the missing Black Hand is now a member and prisoner of the Indigo Tribe, chained to an indigo power staff.
Hal and Barry realize the Black Lantern Batman being a fake means that Bruce Wayne is still alive somewhere. Barry wonders what became of the Entity and Hal says it is still out there, urging them all to move on past the events of the Blackest Night to the future.
Elsewhere, on a distant road, a White Power Battery is found in a crater.
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The fictional character Batman, a comic book superhero featured in DC Comics publications, has appeared in various films since his inception. The character first starred in two serial films in the 1940s, Batman and Batman and Robin. The character also appeared in the 1966 film Batman, which was a feature film adaptation of the campy 1960s Batman TV series starring Adam West, who also starred in the film.
Toward the end of the 1980s, the Warner Bros. studio began producing a series of feature films starring Batman, beginning with the 1989 film Batman, directed by Tim Burton and starring Michael Keaton. Burton and Keaton returned for the 1992 film Batman Returns, and in 1995, Joel Schumacher directed Batman Forever with Val Kilmer as Batman. Schumacher also directed the 1997 film Batman & Robin, which starred George Clooney. Batman & Robin was poorly received by both the critics and the fans, and after a long hiatus in which multiple possible Batman scripts were developed, Warner Bros. rebooted the film franchise in 2005 with Batman Begins, directed by Christopher Nolan and starring Christian Bale. Nolan also directed the 2008 sequel The Dark Knight with Bale reprising his role. A third and final installment, The Dark Knight Rises, is in production and is scheduled to be released in Summer 2012.
Batman has also appeared in multiple animated films, both as a starring character and as an ensemble character. While most animated films were released direct-to-video, the 1993 animated feature Batman: Mask of the Phantasm was released theatrically.
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Batman: The Return of Bruce Wayne is a 6-issue American comic book limited series published by DC Comics beginning in May 2010 to November 2010, written by Grant Morrison and featuring a team of rotating artists starting with Chris Sprouse and Frazer Irving.
The series picks up from Batman and Robin #12. The series detailed the journey Bruce Wayne takes through the time stream of the DC Universe after being deposited in the distant past by Darkseid in Final Crisis. Wayne has to overcome amnesia and "history itself" in order to make his way back to present-day Gotham City and retake his rightful place as Batman. The series ran for six issues, each covering a different time period. The time periods are the prehistory, the witch hunts, pirates at sea, the wild west, the noir era (just a few months after Batman was orphaned), and present day, and usually depict the Batcave or the Wayne Manor. Bruce Wayne also visits "The End Of Time".
Plot
Struck by the time-and-space-bending Omega Beams of the alien god Darkseid, an amnesiac Bruce Wayne is cast back in time to the dawn of history. Nearly killed by a tribe of Neanderthals led by the immortal caveman who will become Vandal Savage, Wayne is rescued by a younger human, who returns his utility belt to him. Operating more on instinct than actual knowledge, Wayne dons the pelt of a giant bat and uses the tools in his belt against the cavemen, but is eventually forced to flee by jumping over a waterfall. His prehistoric actions gave birth to the "Bat-people". When he recovers at the bottom, he finds he has jumped further forward in time, arriving in Puritan times.
His first act in this new era is to save a woman named Annie from a monstrous, tentacled creature, after which he tries to build a life for himself in the small colony of Gotham. Calling himself "Mordecai", he joins the ranks of the local witch-hunters alongside his own ancestor Nathaniel Wayne, and uses his forensic skills to solve crimes that might otherwise be blamed on witchcraft. When Annie is revealed to be a witch and claims responsibility for summoning the monster, Bruce is unable to stop her being hanged by Nathaniel. Unaware that the man she promised to love "Until the end of time" is a Wayne himself, Annie curses the Wayne family before she dies. Wayne again finds himself catapulted forward in time.
Wayne appears in the 18th century, where he is confronted by legendary pirate Blackbeard. Blackbeard believes Wayne is the fabled Black Pirate, plunderer of the treasures of the ancient tribe of the Miagani, or "Bat-People", and demands Wayne take him to said treasures. Blackbeard's other captive, a boy named Jack Loggins confides in Wayne that he is the grandson of the Black Pirate. Jack then helps Wayne stage a deception that disposes of Blackbeard and all but one of his crew. Afterward, the Miagani guide Wayne to the deepest part of their caves, where he finds his own cape and cowl, left hanging there after his arrival in prehistory. The cape stirs Wayne's memories, and before they fade once more, he instructs Jack to write an account of these events, and place it in a box marked with a bat symbol to be entrusted to the Wayne family. At dawn, Bruce disappears into the timestream once more, moving forward to the late 19th century, and the Wild West.
In this new time period, Wayne fashions an identity for himself as a masked "gunfighter" (though he still has a "no killing" and a "no guns" policy), targeting the operations of Vandal Savage. Savage hires bounty hunter Jonah Hex to deal with Wayne, while he conspires with Simon Hurt (already donning the alias of "Dr. Thomas Wayne")—a mysterious, apparently immortal enemy of Wayne's who he had battled in the present day before being set back in time—to steal the box from the Wayne family. Wayne rescues the current holder of the box from the villains, who recognizes him as the box's true owner, but before he can look inside, he is shot by Jonah Hex and falls off a dock into the waters of what will one day be Gotham Bay. Following this encounter, the newly founded Wayne family (Bruce's ancestors) build Wayne Manor on a nearby cliffside, and hide the box in the caves below it: the same caves the Miagani used to occupy, which will one day become the Batcave.
Bruce emerges in the 20th century (the exact time is intentionally vague; the clothes and cars suggest the 1930s, but Bruce is told that "retro is big this year") and is taken to hospital to recover from the gunshot wound, where he meets a woman named Marsha. It transpires that Wayne has arrived in Gotham not long after the deaths of his own parents, and that Marsha was a friend of his mother's who believed his father, Thomas Wayne, had her murdered and faked his own death. She hires Bruce to investigate her theories, but when the suspicious Bruce tracks her to a graveyard, it is revealed that she is a member of Doctor Hurt's devil-worshipping Black Glove organization, who intends to sacrifice him to the Miagani's god, Barbatos, (the legend of which was presumably inspired by Wayne himself) to gain immortality. The ritual involves a time machine created by Professor Carter Nichols, but Bruce disrupts the proceedings by stealing the machine and escaping through time once more.
Wayne materializes at Vanishing Point, the vast archive of all history that exists at the end of time, moments before the death of the universe. Here, Bruce's memories return, and the entire truth comes out: Darkseid never intended to kill him with the Omega Sanction, but instead relied on him to survive, building up more and more destructive "Omega Energy" within his body every time he jumped through history. To prompt these jumps, Darkseid sent a servant, a hyper-dimensional monster known as the Hyper-Adapter, to follow Wayne through time, but because of the clues he had left for himself throughout time (his cape and cowl, a portrait of himself, the box) Bruce had known of Darkseid's plan before it had even been enacted, and arranged for his memory to be blanked in order to prevent the Hyper-Adapter from locating him. Now that his memories have returned, the Hyper-Adapter has followed him to Vanishing Point.
While all of this has been going on, Bruce's allies in the Justice League of America have realized that he is still alive, and have been searching for him. Superman, Rip Hunter, Green Lantern and Booster Gold have been traveling through time (events chronicled in the companion mini-series, Time Masters: Vanishing Point), constantly one step behind Bruce, and now arrive at Vanishing Point just as the final step of Wayne's plan goes into motion. Merging with the robotic Architects that maintain Vanishing Point, he has had his memory wiped once more and allows the Hyper Adapter to possess his body, so that he can bring it back to the present day 21st century using the Time Sphere that his allies arrive in. Per Bruce's plan, the combined might of the Justice League defeats the creature, rips it from his body and hurls it back into the Time Sphere, catapulting it backward through time, defeated. The threat of the Omega Energy remains, however, and so the Justice League medically stop Bruce's heart, inducing death and allowing the energy to dissipate. Before his heart is restarted, the comatose Bruce experiences one final vision of Darkseid and Metron, the former inviting him to embrace Anti-Life, and the latter urging him to dispel Darkseid by facing "the first truth of Batman". Bruce recalls the night he first conceived of the identity of Batman, as seen in Batman: Year One, when his faithful butler Alfred Pennyworth saved his life by stitching fatal wounds, and speaks the truth: as much as he has attempted to claim it all during his crime-fighting career, the Batman has never been alone. Wayne awakens from the coma, purged of the radiation, and dons his cape and cowl once again, commenting that Gotham's disease has spread beyond its borders...and that once again, Batman is needed.
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Air Gear (エア・ギア Ea Gia) is a shōnen manga written and illustrated by Ito "Oh Great" Ōgure. Air Gear revolves around the life of Itsuki Minami "Ikki", also known as "Baby Face", "Lil (and Little) Crow", and his friends. The story follows their use of Air Treks, an in-universe invention derived from inline skates. Initial sections of the plot carries out the introduction of characters that eventually join Ikki. As the story progresses, it focuses on their roles as Storm Riders and their quest to be on the top of the Trophaeum Tower. Air Gear won the 2006 Kodansha Manga Award in the shōnen category.
Plot
A new fad by the name of 'Air Treks' (a futuristic evolution of aggressive skating) has swept the nation's youth and all over gangs are being formed that compete in various events using their A-T's. Ikki is a middle-school boy who is the toughest street-fighting punk on the east side of town, on top of that he lives with 4 gorgeous sisters that took him in when he was a kid. But what Ikki doesn't know is that the girls are part of one of the most infamous A-T gangs, 'Sleeping Forest'. It doesn't take long before Ikki finds out about the world of Air Trecks and is propelled into a fate he had not foreseen.
Characters
Itsuki "Ikki" Minami
The main protagonist of the story, he was given Air Treks (in the anime, he took them himself) and soon delved into the world of Storm Riders. There is a small crow named Kuu that lives in his hair. In the anime, Kuu was used as a censor. Eventually he creates a team, Kogarasumaru with his two best friends, Kazu and Onigiri. Eventually Buccha, Agito/Akito (Lind is discovered at a later time) join Kogarasumaru. Originally trained to become the Wind King, and eventually the Sky King by Sora, he soon finds himself betrayed by Sora and Nike (Sora's twin brother), who conspire together to steal his Regalia. When they do this, Ikki is stripped of the chance to become the Wind King. Shortly thereafter, Ikki is instead named the Storm King, following the "Hurricane Road." He has the ability to use his Air Trick's to manipulate the wind. His special techniques allows him to create a space where there is no wind called Null Wind, similar to the eye of a hurricane, which may explain his road's name.(Battle level of 117 in battle with Sleipnir)
Kazuma "Kazu" Mikura
A long-time friend of Ikki, Kazu is a friend who's always by his side. He is a speed-type rider who has recently inherited the title of Flame King following the path of the Flame Road, along with Spitfires old AT's. Due to his speed he got the nickname Stealth. His special techniques allows him to 'manipulate time' (this technique is actually just an illusion, where he moves too fast for the normal human eye, thus making him able to fool the opponent with his speed, one of these tricks being the 'cloning' which is just all his afterimages) and literally marking out a 'Flame Road', where he rides his AT's at such high speeds that the heat caused by the friction of the wheels creates the illusion of flames. These two techniques are, at some level, inherited from Yasuyoshi Sano, the Aeon Clock, and Spitfire, the former Flame King, respectively. This is highly likely, as they both followed the Flame Road.(Battle level of 89 in battle with Sleipnir, and over 200 in battle with Nike)
Onigiri
Also a long-time friend of Ikki, Onigiri is a "perverted pig" as called by most. He has an unorthodox riding style, wearing his Air Tricks on his head and riding it upside-down. He has his own unique Road called the Smell Road, which uses an opponents senses against them. (Battle level of 36 in battle with Sleipnir however in the battle with Nike his Battle level skyrocketed to 326)
Issa Mihotoke "Fats Buccha"
Formerly of the Team Yaō (Night Kings),recently named as Mountain King, Buccha was defeated by Ikki and his team was forced to disband. Eventually, he joins Ikki's team as one of the main power riders, making use of his extremely large build and strength. In the manga he is known as the Black Pig for his seemingly overweight appearance. Ironically he isn't truly fat; because all of the blood from his muscles go from his body to his belly due to his constant over eating, explained in episode 17, and when he needs to, he reverts all the blood to his upper muscles, gaining super human strength, and an extremely well built appearance. Being considered one of the two weakest in the group next to Onigiri, with the help of the cyber Spitfire, Buccha set out down a road of enlightenment. This road he discovers he is also able to transfer his blood to his lower muscles giving him great speed to rival Orca (Genesis gravity child after the fang regalia).(Battle level of 68 in battle with Sleipnir)
Akito/Agito/Lind Wanijima
He is the Fang King (a.k.a the Shark) with a split-personality. Akito is the "light" side while Agito is the "dark" side. They used to work for the police team of "WIND" led by their "brother" Kaito, until inspired by Ikki to leave and join Kogarasumaru. Their split-personality changes depending on the side their eye patch is worn. Akito wears his patch on his right eye, Agito on his left. Later, a new personality named Lind emerged. Lind is like a "big brother" personality akin to Akito/Agito's older brother, Kaito Wanijima. He claims he is the original personality of the body. Akito/Agito/Lind are the second strongest members of Kogarasumaru. Recent Chapters have revealed the Lind persona to be the Original Brain Charger known as Gazelle. The Kaito's Past arc revealed that Gazelle was female as well as the original Thorn Queen, who had a "special" relationship with Kaito. After Kaito and Gazelle's battle with the Takeuchi twins resulted in Gazelle's death, Rinta Minami was able to recover her body and revive her and Kaito's child, who happens to be Akito/Agito/Lind as revealed in Chapter 300. Further details to how the Akito/Agito personas came to be have yet to be revealed.(Battle level of 122 in battle with Sleipnir)
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Treachery, deceit, double, murder. The world of the secret services. By reading the Alpha series end up in the shadow that is played over the world.
Protagonist in the series, Alfa, working for perhaps the most famous secret service in the world, the Central Intelligence Agency. The abbreviation of this service, CIA, is known to all.
The CIA's foreign intelligence agency of the United States.
Although the CIA headquarters is located in Langley, Virginia, it has offices around the world and agents working for her. One of these agents is Alpha.
He is based in Paris. His real name is not mentioned. In conversations with his superiors, he is addressed as Alpha.
The Alpha series is primarily due to the writer and artist Pascal Renard Youri Jigounov. From 1998 onwards the scenario provided by Mythic (Jean-Claude Le Benedicte Smith). In 1996 Pascal Renard unfortunately too young deceased. His work is now continued by Mythic.
Reading the stories makes life easier, not that you find free scrollable. Before you know I missed a piece of information that will later prove to be important. The series evokes the feeling that you have when you go to a Bourne movie is watching. Everywhere around you everything, but whether you're dealing with supporters and opponents just is not obvious.
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Ruby Crescent is an ordinary girl. Her life is changed dramatically when her father dies and she becomes a treasure hunter as he was. Her objective is to find O-Parts: magical items hidden in ruins which grant people superhuman powers and can only be used by an O.P.T. (O-Part Tactician), Angel, or Devil. She soon meets a mysterious boy named Jio who, due to having a dark, lonely past, seeks to conquer the world. Jio is hostile to her at first, but ends up traveling with Ruby as her bodyguard. When Ruby is attacked by an O.P.T. claiming to be Satan, Jio rushes to her rescue and a battle occurs. Initially they are on the losing side, but Jio releases his true power and is revealed to be not only an O.P.T., but the real Satan. Thus, the two continue to travel together in hopes of unlocking their pasts.
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