ChasNicollette
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"Young Justice: Out of Their League." A Legend of Star City. (closed for Lachiyous)
The Justice League has been around for ten years, since the mid-80s, having formed to repel a threat from beyond the stars. It started with Green Lantern Hal Jordan, The Flash Barry Allen, Black Canary Dinah Laurel Lance, Aquaman Orin Arthur Curry, and Martian Manhunter J'onn J'onzz. Since then, carrying on a legacy begun with Golden Age predecessors The Justice Society, it has taken many forms, some more than successful than others (oh, poor, poor Detroit).
In its current form, from their Watchtower on The Moon, The JLA-- core members Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Martian Manhunter, Aquaman, Green Lantern Kyle Rayner, and The Flash Wally West --are the pre-eminent line of defense for Earth and her people against threats both cosmic and domestic.
But just as The Justice Society of America inspired those who followed in their footsteps, so too also have Earth's many legendary heroes come to inspire the younger generation to take up legacies and define for themselves what it means to be a hero.
Young Justice: a team of 18-year-old superheroes still in their first few months of formation, determined to prove themselves but to have fun doing it! Supervised by former Justice Leaguer Red Tornado, an airbending android searching for his innate humanity, they live and meet in The Justice League's original headquarters, a Rhode Island cave called The Secret Sanctuary.
Robin, Timothy "Tim" Drake, third Boy Wonder to serve as partner to The Batman of Gotham City. Intelligent, focused, finely-honed, dwelling in shadows so as to not expose his mentor's "urban legend."
Superboy, The Metropolis Kid, genetic hybrid of Superman himself with human DNA, with tactile-telekinetic powers simulating but not quite matching The Man of Tomorrow. Struggles with his hybrid nature versus his pre-programmed nurture, but is quick with bravado and a pop-culture riff in the face of impossible odds.
Wonder Girl, Cassandra "Cassie" Sandsmark, in awe of her mother's friend Wonder Woman, who embarked on a helter-skelter career as the second Wonder Girl-- only to be blessed by Zeus Himself with a fraction of Wonder Woman's power-- if not necessarily her impeccable fashion sense.
Arrowette, Suzanne "Cissie" King-Jones, formidably trained as an archer by her mother, failed heroine Miss Arrowette, she often chafes at her lack of a "normal" childhood. Nevertheless ready to put arrow to string and boot to ass for all the right reasons.
The Secret, "Susie," a mysterious, ghostly girl of living smoke. Freed from marauding governmental figures by YJ's three founders on one of their inaugural outings as a unit.
Element Girlhttp://forum.literotica.com/showthread.php?p=84710814#post84710814, Rose Anderson, a budding supervillainess rescued from a life of crime by The Martian Manhunter and lurching her way towards redemption. She can become any substance she touches, or absorb any energy.
...and then there's Impulse...
Once upon a time, in The Nineties...
The Justice League has been around for ten years, since the mid-80s, having formed to repel a threat from beyond the stars. It started with Green Lantern Hal Jordan, The Flash Barry Allen, Black Canary Dinah Laurel Lance, Aquaman Orin Arthur Curry, and Martian Manhunter J'onn J'onzz. Since then, carrying on a legacy begun with Golden Age predecessors The Justice Society, it has taken many forms, some more than successful than others (oh, poor, poor Detroit).
In its current form, from their Watchtower on The Moon, The JLA-- core members Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Martian Manhunter, Aquaman, Green Lantern Kyle Rayner, and The Flash Wally West --are the pre-eminent line of defense for Earth and her people against threats both cosmic and domestic.
But just as The Justice Society of America inspired those who followed in their footsteps, so too also have Earth's many legendary heroes come to inspire the younger generation to take up legacies and define for themselves what it means to be a hero.
Young Justice: a team of 18-year-old superheroes still in their first few months of formation, determined to prove themselves but to have fun doing it! Supervised by former Justice Leaguer Red Tornado, an airbending android searching for his innate humanity, they live and meet in The Justice League's original headquarters, a Rhode Island cave called The Secret Sanctuary.
Robin, Timothy "Tim" Drake, third Boy Wonder to serve as partner to The Batman of Gotham City. Intelligent, focused, finely-honed, dwelling in shadows so as to not expose his mentor's "urban legend."
Superboy, The Metropolis Kid, genetic hybrid of Superman himself with human DNA, with tactile-telekinetic powers simulating but not quite matching The Man of Tomorrow. Struggles with his hybrid nature versus his pre-programmed nurture, but is quick with bravado and a pop-culture riff in the face of impossible odds.
Wonder Girl, Cassandra "Cassie" Sandsmark, in awe of her mother's friend Wonder Woman, who embarked on a helter-skelter career as the second Wonder Girl-- only to be blessed by Zeus Himself with a fraction of Wonder Woman's power-- if not necessarily her impeccable fashion sense.
Arrowette, Suzanne "Cissie" King-Jones, formidably trained as an archer by her mother, failed heroine Miss Arrowette, she often chafes at her lack of a "normal" childhood. Nevertheless ready to put arrow to string and boot to ass for all the right reasons.
The Secret, "Susie," a mysterious, ghostly girl of living smoke. Freed from marauding governmental figures by YJ's three founders on one of their inaugural outings as a unit.
Element Girlhttp://forum.literotica.com/showthread.php?p=84710814#post84710814, Rose Anderson, a budding supervillainess rescued from a life of crime by The Martian Manhunter and lurching her way towards redemption. She can become any substance she touches, or absorb any energy.
...and then there's Impulse...
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