You awaken to find yourself in an abandoned lab. A nearby computer monitor reveals that you've been a test subject for experimental super-soldier treatments. The lab was also working on a zombie bio-weapon plague and it's gotten loose in the city. The superheroes of the city tried to stop it but they've either died or got infected themselves. Only you and your fellow test subjects have a chance at saving the city!
It’s the future and Hyde Park, Chicago sucks. That’s why you and your cohorts have been putting on masks and jumping between rooftops, beating up muggers, salesmen and other social detritus. You even started using your building’s basement as a secret hideout. Then came this morning: bulldozers outside, a crowd ready to watch your home get demolished and an Army unit to make sure things go smoothly. You need a plan fast. To the boiler room!
It’s the future and Hyde Park, Chicago sucks. That’s why you and your cohorts have been putting on masks and jumping between rooftops, beating up muggers, salesmen and other social detritus. You even started using your building’s basement as a secret hideout. Then came this morning: bulldozers outside, a crowd ready to watch your home get demolished and an Army unit to make sure things go smoothly. You need a plan fast. To the boiler room!
When the dying space cop handed you the Transmutron, the whole universe exploded behind your eyes. Now you’re a Space Agent assigned to Sector Zed Zed Alpha, known to the locals as Earth. You use the Transmutron to capture rogue aliens - and when the pressure is on, you can become them. Just try not to eat anybody innocent while you're using Ultor Iron Bone's massive bod to beat on the shiver-squid from Galaxy Nine.
Earth's orbital elevator, known in the popular press as a 'beanstalk,' is to be the site of the peace treaty between the Global Federation and the rebellious space colonies of the Lagrange Alliance. But when a disgruntled Lagrangian mecha ace and his followers threaten to cut the beanstalk itself loose, can he be stopped before his actions reignite the Orbital Civil War?
Earth's orbital elevator, known in the popular press as a 'beanstalk,' is to be the site of the peace treaty between the Global Federation and the rebellious space colonies of the Lagrange Alliance. But when a disgruntled Lagrangian mecha ace and his followers threaten to cut the beanstalk itself loose, can he be stopped before his actions reignite the Orbital Civil War?
Nothing gratifies the ego of a demon-infested maniac like a portrayal in the movies, but their casting choices just won't do at all. Time for a vain and angry supervillain and his bloodthirsty entourage to take on Hollywood. It's rated R for violence and adult situations.
Why does the guy in the uniform have to yell? “YOU'RE IN THIS MAN'S ARMY NOW! WHEN I SAY JUMP, YOU JUMP! WHEN I SAY DISSOLVE WITH DIGESTIVE SLIME, YOU REGURGITATE LIKE IT WAS JANUARY FIRST!” Your parents think you're in a private school, but now you and your monster are in the army, and in an hour you're going to fight a giant alien crab that's threatening to lay eggs all over Poughkeepsie. Welcome to Monster Force Zeta.
Nobody bothered to tell the DHS Department of Subnormal Investigation when an entire island appeared out of nowhere off the coast of Antarctica. No, you had to see it on CNN with everyone else. The government sent Squadron A1, the only army unit with a teenage fanclub, apparently having never read your memo about the particular dangers of 'Nazi Atlantis.' Now it's up to you to rescue Earth's most powerful (or at least best publicized) heroes.
Berthed in Casablanca harbor is the German pocket battleship Lutzow, mounting a new, weird weapon. The Lutzow must be sunk before the Americans land at Casablanca in Operation TORCH. As superpowered saboteurs, can you outmaneuver foreign spies and German patrols, and sink the Lutzow?