Abishai100
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This is probably my final comic book fan-fiction piece, and it includes the two iconic characters Black Canary (DC Comics) and Bullseye (Marvel Comics) and is meant to draw interest to new gen audiences towards comic book art events and gatherings such as the symbolic San Diego Comic-Con and comic book themed films. I hope you read this and like it!
Anyone else a super-fan of Ang Lee or Stan Lee (thanks for reading)?
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Dinah Lance traveled to Europe after graduating from Dartmouth College and decided to learn about social work and social activism in the post-Coronavirus era on Earth. She donned a special tailored vigilante costume and transformed herself into the superheroine Black Canary to return to the USA as a crime-fighting patriot. Her parents were worried!
However, Dinah (aka, 'Black Canary') was not deterred, because she understood that the modern post-9/11 world was all about tackling homegrown and foreign terrorism that threatened American securities and traffic that otherwise built this new age of commerce-driven optimism. What would America be thought of in this age of great expectations? Black Canary became America's bike-riding fiery superheroine, ready for any kind of evil to tackle.
Benjamin Poindexter was a dropout from Brandeis University who decided to forsake a normal life to transform himself into a super-villain or super-terrorist as he considered! Benjamin detested this new era of great American ideals and capitalism idealism and wanted to cheer on the devastation of 9/11, when anti-capitalism terrorists destroyed the World Trade Center in NYC, a symbol of globalized commerce. Benjamin decided to rename himself and was now the villainous Bullseye, and no one remembered his sweet old Facebook visage!
BULLSEYE: As America's ultimate homegrown terrorist, I seek to trumpet the hellfire of 9/11 and destroy any crime-fighting idealistic knight or heroine who seeks to champion modernism and modern values in this era of great terrorism potential, because, since I am evil, I seek to spread the basic daylight of evil itself (haha!).
BULLSEYE (Benjamin Poindexter): I'm going to throw laser-darts of fire into the new World Trade Center!
BLACK CANARY (Dinah Lance): Your mind's as warped as your goals, Bullseye.
BULLSEYE: You're a fiery blonde bike-riding heroine of this new age, but maybe you're just a doll!
BLACK CANARY: You ain't so beautiful, Bullseye, and your allies number in zero.
BULLSEYE: I may have no friends, but I seek to use terrorism to create new forms of fireworks, babe!
BLACK CANARY: Well, I'm here to protect New York and the people of America, evil dude.
BULLSEYE: I'm not just an evil dude, Black Canary...I'm the AntiChrist!
BLACK CANARY: If that's true, Bullseye, then all we need is some faith in shields of gold.
BULLSEYE: What the hell are you babbling about, doll?
BLACK CANARY: I'm talking about the permanence of American light in the great city.
BULLSEYE: New York won't survive this night of globalized fantasies, Black Canary.
BLACK CANARY: We'll see; you can't even target your fire-darts to strike me in the forehead!
BULLSEYE: We'll see; I've been working on my targeting, and I intend to make some urban sky-fire.
BLACK CANARY: A dart-mouth like yours is destined only for delusion, Bullseye.
Would Black Canary (Dinah Lance) and Bullseye (Benjamin Poindexter) end up playing peaceful tennis against each other in a restored paradise on Earth? Would this new age of terrorism instead drive this man and woman apart and drive a stake into the axis between good and evil and light and darkness? What does the Bible tell us about the schism between men and women? Black Canary and Bullseye might become the antithesis of a peaceful tennis duo. However, American ideals are complex and therefore require elaborate defense!
After Black Canary dispelled the evil Bullseye in NYC, she began distributing toy computers to underprivileged inner-city elementary schools throughout the great American city. Her mission was to denounce new age terrorism and spread ideas about more optimistic storytelling about defense of traffic and anti-terrorism rhetoric. This was, after all, the era of technology and great expectations and liberal imagination.
Meanwhile, Bullseye proceeded to rob banks all across the city of New York and cast himself as an enduring new age terrorist seeking to destroy the pedestrian spirit the heroine Black Canary sought to create in the great city.
BLACK CANARY: I won't let Bullseye soil the great folklore of America and sully the spirit of the people that built great tales of pioneer women and cowgirls who built a history of human enchantment, since America is about invented design...and not designed terror!
Black Canary (Dinah Lance) then encouraged new generation youngsters to attend comic book conventions and support new age storytelling about unusual forms of heroism and patriotism found throughout comic book art and writing celebrating the basic spirit of patriotic costumed daydreams and democratic eccentricity!
BULLSEYE: I won't stand for all this comic book patriotism nonsense when there's simply so much terrorism thrill to be sought in this era of unlimited traffic and media clouds, because what is a superheroine like Black Canary without a deathly super-villain like me (haha)?
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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)
Anyone else a super-fan of Ang Lee or Stan Lee (thanks for reading)?
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Dinah Lance traveled to Europe after graduating from Dartmouth College and decided to learn about social work and social activism in the post-Coronavirus era on Earth. She donned a special tailored vigilante costume and transformed herself into the superheroine Black Canary to return to the USA as a crime-fighting patriot. Her parents were worried!
However, Dinah (aka, 'Black Canary') was not deterred, because she understood that the modern post-9/11 world was all about tackling homegrown and foreign terrorism that threatened American securities and traffic that otherwise built this new age of commerce-driven optimism. What would America be thought of in this age of great expectations? Black Canary became America's bike-riding fiery superheroine, ready for any kind of evil to tackle.
Benjamin Poindexter was a dropout from Brandeis University who decided to forsake a normal life to transform himself into a super-villain or super-terrorist as he considered! Benjamin detested this new era of great American ideals and capitalism idealism and wanted to cheer on the devastation of 9/11, when anti-capitalism terrorists destroyed the World Trade Center in NYC, a symbol of globalized commerce. Benjamin decided to rename himself and was now the villainous Bullseye, and no one remembered his sweet old Facebook visage!
BULLSEYE: As America's ultimate homegrown terrorist, I seek to trumpet the hellfire of 9/11 and destroy any crime-fighting idealistic knight or heroine who seeks to champion modernism and modern values in this era of great terrorism potential, because, since I am evil, I seek to spread the basic daylight of evil itself (haha!).
BULLSEYE (Benjamin Poindexter): I'm going to throw laser-darts of fire into the new World Trade Center!
BLACK CANARY (Dinah Lance): Your mind's as warped as your goals, Bullseye.
BULLSEYE: You're a fiery blonde bike-riding heroine of this new age, but maybe you're just a doll!
BLACK CANARY: You ain't so beautiful, Bullseye, and your allies number in zero.
BULLSEYE: I may have no friends, but I seek to use terrorism to create new forms of fireworks, babe!
BLACK CANARY: Well, I'm here to protect New York and the people of America, evil dude.
BULLSEYE: I'm not just an evil dude, Black Canary...I'm the AntiChrist!
BLACK CANARY: If that's true, Bullseye, then all we need is some faith in shields of gold.
BULLSEYE: What the hell are you babbling about, doll?
BLACK CANARY: I'm talking about the permanence of American light in the great city.
BULLSEYE: New York won't survive this night of globalized fantasies, Black Canary.
BLACK CANARY: We'll see; you can't even target your fire-darts to strike me in the forehead!
BULLSEYE: We'll see; I've been working on my targeting, and I intend to make some urban sky-fire.
BLACK CANARY: A dart-mouth like yours is destined only for delusion, Bullseye.
Would Black Canary (Dinah Lance) and Bullseye (Benjamin Poindexter) end up playing peaceful tennis against each other in a restored paradise on Earth? Would this new age of terrorism instead drive this man and woman apart and drive a stake into the axis between good and evil and light and darkness? What does the Bible tell us about the schism between men and women? Black Canary and Bullseye might become the antithesis of a peaceful tennis duo. However, American ideals are complex and therefore require elaborate defense!
After Black Canary dispelled the evil Bullseye in NYC, she began distributing toy computers to underprivileged inner-city elementary schools throughout the great American city. Her mission was to denounce new age terrorism and spread ideas about more optimistic storytelling about defense of traffic and anti-terrorism rhetoric. This was, after all, the era of technology and great expectations and liberal imagination.
Meanwhile, Bullseye proceeded to rob banks all across the city of New York and cast himself as an enduring new age terrorist seeking to destroy the pedestrian spirit the heroine Black Canary sought to create in the great city.
BLACK CANARY: I won't let Bullseye soil the great folklore of America and sully the spirit of the people that built great tales of pioneer women and cowgirls who built a history of human enchantment, since America is about invented design...and not designed terror!
Black Canary (Dinah Lance) then encouraged new generation youngsters to attend comic book conventions and support new age storytelling about unusual forms of heroism and patriotism found throughout comic book art and writing celebrating the basic spirit of patriotic costumed daydreams and democratic eccentricity!
BULLSEYE: I won't stand for all this comic book patriotism nonsense when there's simply so much terrorism thrill to be sought in this era of unlimited traffic and media clouds, because what is a superheroine like Black Canary without a deathly super-villain like me (haha)?
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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)
