Super heroes

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Starman

Starman
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Amazing

Setting: ?
Genre: Contemporary Fantasy / Super Heroes
Summary: A police officer sees a costumed hero getting too full of himself.
Warnings: none
Note: The title was a prompt by Ellen Million. Adanne Amaechi appeared in No Getting Away For That Crook, too.
Words: 100

Fiction tags: Drabbles
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No Getting Away For That Crook

Some days, Officer Adanne Amaechi really would like to hang every costumed vigilante by their feet, and lower them into a septic tank.

Most of them were well-meaning, sure, and a few actually did good, but thinking of the cases where due process was violated, or proof had to be thrown out because it had been handed in anonymously, with no way to check if it was collected or faked, made her sick. And then there were the ones whose methods where just so god damn irritating.

She had had to leave one of her shoes behind next to the would-be bank robber, who was still stuck doubled over on the floor. Whoever was responsible for the mess had disappeared, and not left information how police could get the suspect from the floor without ripping the skin from his hands.

Nearby the bank manager sat rather uncomfortably on the floor, ranting about his ruined Armani suit.

Adanne again tried to interrupt him, "Sir, it would be more helpful if you'd try to describe the woman with the glue gun."

She hoped the colleague she had detailed to find some turpentine would show up soon.

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Heroic Delusions

After the metahuman emergence of 2012, things did not turn out quite as comicbooky as some people expected. However, there was one guy who managed to pull it off, spandex, cape, secret identity and all.

Of course people were curious, for varying reasons, but the few times people tried to ask about the start of his "career", he refused to answer, refering to the wave of accident-suicides of hopefuls. The trigger for that had been people who had discovered their powers making their "origin stories" public, a good deal of which involved life-threatening experiences - flight first manifested when a parachute wouldn't open, or phasing in an accident that left the car looking like an accordion, you get the idea.

It was a perfectly noble pretext for someone who didn't want to admit to a past of having turned his room into a coccoon, with movies, comics, and games providing escapism that ended up shaping his gift.

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A cluck in the night

A cluck in the night

Anyone who knew Gregor bred chickens in his rooftop garden thought he was a bit strange. The few people who knew he read them superhero comics at night knew he was.

However, anyone who knew what happened then would have had to redefine "strange".

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Well. It's a superhero chicken. Blame my friend Mutt, who was reading Marvel when suggesting somethign for me to draw ("superhero birds"). I tried to give it an owl theme, but I'm not sure if that's clear.

Original is A5 sized, drawn with copic ciao (and a little bit of white ink), took about 75 minutes.

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Batman & Robin

Batman & Robin

Based on a Daily Drawing prompt. Something to the effect of "draw an unusual visitor at a bird feeder".

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Super-Sebbie!

Super-Sebbie!

Brought to you by me reading entirely too many Marvel comics in a short time.

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Aroree as Supergirl

Aroree as Supergirl

It seemed like a fitting costume.

Aroree's from [i]Elfquest[/i], Supergirl presumably from her own comics.

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