Two comicbook concepts
Posted: 2004-01-29 11:25pm
Right now I'm working on two comicbook concepts, input advice as you wish
Thou
Is about a group of people that kill God in order to stop the apocalypse. He shows up and says that only 144,000 people who ever lived will go to Heaven(I use bits from different Christian sects) and only those who worshipped Him the most will go. Then revelation style stuff starts happening on Earth, and eventually the main characters figure out how to teleport themselves to Heaven. They proceed to kick down the golden gates, kill a lot of angels(who are little more then semi-intelligent slaves) and then finally get to God and kill him, thus stopping the apocalypse. This will obviously include a lot of thoughts about how if God was real he’d be pretty evil. God in my universe has continually gotten weaker since creation and plans to take everyone with him before he dies. In heaven God has very limited powers, unlike in our universe his only real protection are his angels(whom fight my heavily armed squad of adventurers)
PID(I've already done six pages for this)
Paranormal Investigation Division. A comic about a organization that polices vampires, werewolves, fairies, leper cons and the like. The comic will be different from the standard “paranormal policing agency” comic by actually policing paranormal creatures, rather then the ‘kill on site’ that most use(in a similar vein to UPN’s short-lived Special Unit Six, which sadly never lived up to its potential), also creatures will not all have the same stereotypical personalities. There will be gangs of all werewolves or all vampires, but there will also be vamps and werewolves who lead “normal” lives. The first storyline will be about the main character, Detective Franklin tracking down a half vampire who has been killing all supernatural creatures and people associated with them, regardless of wrongdoings. The second is about tracking down a normal guy who got laid off, his girlfriend left him, etc. And he finds a fairy, and captures her in a glass jar and says he won’t let her go until she grants him a wish. Unfortunately fairies can’t grant wishes in the PID universe.
Thou
Is about a group of people that kill God in order to stop the apocalypse. He shows up and says that only 144,000 people who ever lived will go to Heaven(I use bits from different Christian sects) and only those who worshipped Him the most will go. Then revelation style stuff starts happening on Earth, and eventually the main characters figure out how to teleport themselves to Heaven. They proceed to kick down the golden gates, kill a lot of angels(who are little more then semi-intelligent slaves) and then finally get to God and kill him, thus stopping the apocalypse. This will obviously include a lot of thoughts about how if God was real he’d be pretty evil. God in my universe has continually gotten weaker since creation and plans to take everyone with him before he dies. In heaven God has very limited powers, unlike in our universe his only real protection are his angels(whom fight my heavily armed squad of adventurers)
PID(I've already done six pages for this)
Paranormal Investigation Division. A comic about a organization that polices vampires, werewolves, fairies, leper cons and the like. The comic will be different from the standard “paranormal policing agency” comic by actually policing paranormal creatures, rather then the ‘kill on site’ that most use(in a similar vein to UPN’s short-lived Special Unit Six, which sadly never lived up to its potential), also creatures will not all have the same stereotypical personalities. There will be gangs of all werewolves or all vampires, but there will also be vamps and werewolves who lead “normal” lives. The first storyline will be about the main character, Detective Franklin tracking down a half vampire who has been killing all supernatural creatures and people associated with them, regardless of wrongdoings. The second is about tracking down a normal guy who got laid off, his girlfriend left him, etc. And he finds a fairy, and captures her in a glass jar and says he won’t let her go until she grants him a wish. Unfortunately fairies can’t grant wishes in the PID universe.