In religious context it does, in this case it's more of a bad name given to a black character who has mass altering powers.
Like Black Lightning, but evil & super heavy.
In religious context it does, in this case it's more of a bad name given to a black character who has mass altering powers.
Jabroniville wrote: ↑Tue Jul 13, 2021 11:45 pm
LOl- "The Tattooed Man"? What kind of ABSOLUTE DILDO would refer to himself as "The Tattooed Man" !?!
Kid: I wanna go on that ride, Dadsquirrelly-sama wrote: ↑Sun Jun 30, 2019 5:15 pmReminds me of that one scene from Dude Where's My Car.
My guy was better- he was an unironic SuperPro knock-off named NHL SuperStar, and he his blocker could stop bullets and had pucks in it that he could shoot at bad guys, his leg-pads were super-durable too, and his stick was used as a melee weapon. I forget what his glove could do.HalloweenJack wrote: ↑Sun Jun 30, 2019 10:05 pm lol when I was 13 or so I created a supervillain called Hardball, who was baseball related.
He had a titantium ball bat, a glove that had a tractor beam from it, cleats that allowed him to cling to walls, these baseballs that exploded after two impacts (I.E. he could hit them with his bat, and the next impact would set them off) and something that even then I knew was stupid, but so comic booky: a Home Plate that he rode like the Goblin Glider.
He eventually went crazy from complications of a super steroid in his system (GET IT?!!) and eventually died, but his younger brother who had always lived in his shadow took over the Hardball legacy.
They're basically one-off backgrounders I only statted back in the day because they had actually appeared in the comics . Back in 2012 there was a big lack of DCU builds on the Think Tank, largely because DC Adventures was out, and nobody wanted to step on the toes of the official designers. It led to a big gap for about 2-3 years, to the point that when I started posting JLU builds, they actually did HUGELY well. I remember going on and on in my thread about how many comments I was unexpectedly getting. Looking back, I actually get almost as many now, but my thread wasn't quite as popular then as it is now, I think. 2012 was a much busier time on the forum in general, and so there were a lot of people competing for attention- multiple J-Marts, Kreuz Control, my thread, and Taliesin's were all going at once, along with several others.
Mine was called Jailai and you guessed it he was based on that sport, athletic with armored suit and a jailai basket he used to throw various balls with tricks like explosives and acid and fire and so on and so forthJabroniville wrote: ↑Mon Jul 01, 2019 12:19 amMy guy was better- he was an unironic SuperPro knock-off named NHL SuperStar, and he his blocker could stop bullets and had pucks in it that he could shoot at bad guys, his leg-pads were super-durable too, and his stick was used as a melee weapon. I forget what his glove could do.HalloweenJack wrote: ↑Sun Jun 30, 2019 10:05 pm lol when I was 13 or so I created a supervillain called Hardball, who was baseball related.
He had a titantium ball bat, a glove that had a tractor beam from it, cleats that allowed him to cling to walls, these baseballs that exploded after two impacts (I.E. he could hit them with his bat, and the next impact would set them off) and something that even then I knew was stupid, but so comic booky: a Home Plate that he rode like the Goblin Glider.
He eventually went crazy from complications of a super steroid in his system (GET IT?!!) and eventually died, but his younger brother who had always lived in his shadow took over the Hardball legacy.
Well, the Iron Grenadier were Destro's elite troopers in G.I.Joe. Also, there was Hardball, one of the characters introduced in 1988, who was a former baseball pitcher turned grenade specialist (actually a pretty common thing from what I understand).