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The Demolitions -- September 20th, 2005
Hey, dudes! You guys get another update! Sunday after the Mutants and Masterminds game wrapped up Wellstar and I ended up staying up until roughly stupid o'clock just talking. Yesterday I ended up sketching out the members of one of the Bulldozer's old teams, the Demolitions. For lack of a better term, they were a gimmick team. They're main thing was inner city crime, and their brief partnership ended rather horribly when the Four Corners were sent to take them down. I mentioned the Four Corners waaaaaaay back at the beginning of April (post 5 on first page).
To start us off with the Demolitions, yet another redraw of Dozer. This is the Bulldozer from the 80's, complete with giant hair.
The leader of the team was the Foreman, who was a gadgeteer and the team's public speaker.
And, hey, remember Echo Mummer? Well, before he moved down to New Orleans he lived in Century City and made his superheroing debut on the Demolitions at the ripe old age of 18. At that time he was a more physical mimc than any superpowers, and went by Surveyor.
One of the two that died in the Four Corners' hit on the Demolitions was Digger. He shaped Earth, and managed to get an advantage over the Four Corners by softening the supports of a building on top of himself and Tiger Blade. Tiger Blade managed to survive, though highly mangled, but Digger didn't.
The first to die was the Demolition's other tank, Wrecking Ball. The Four Corners made sure to take out their long range fighter, even if it was only a long a reach as the massive wrecking ball he slung around. Ironically enough, Wrecking Ball was the only character who was actually a construction worker.
After taking down the Four Corners and who hired them (a crime boss), Foreman, Surveyor, and Bulldozer decided to end their partnership. Foreman retired from the superhero biz and is now a successful businessman in Century City, Surveyor left Century City, and the Bulldozer worked alone until he more or less had the Century Sentinels form around him. Seeing what the last days of the Demolitions did to Foreman, Dozer had spent a lot of time trying to fight the idea of becoming leader of the then unnamed super team. However, no one else would hold them together, and Dozer is finally letting himself not be afraid of the responsibility. How long his confidence as a leader will last has yet to be seen.
Hey, dudes! You guys get another update! Sunday after the Mutants and Masterminds game wrapped up Wellstar and I ended up staying up until roughly stupid o'clock just talking. Yesterday I ended up sketching out the members of one of the Bulldozer's old teams, the Demolitions. For lack of a better term, they were a gimmick team. They're main thing was inner city crime, and their brief partnership ended rather horribly when the Four Corners were sent to take them down. I mentioned the Four Corners waaaaaaay back at the beginning of April (post 5 on first page).
To start us off with the Demolitions, yet another redraw of Dozer. This is the Bulldozer from the 80's, complete with giant hair.
The leader of the team was the Foreman, who was a gadgeteer and the team's public speaker.
And, hey, remember Echo Mummer? Well, before he moved down to New Orleans he lived in Century City and made his superheroing debut on the Demolitions at the ripe old age of 18. At that time he was a more physical mimc than any superpowers, and went by Surveyor.
One of the two that died in the Four Corners' hit on the Demolitions was Digger. He shaped Earth, and managed to get an advantage over the Four Corners by softening the supports of a building on top of himself and Tiger Blade. Tiger Blade managed to survive, though highly mangled, but Digger didn't.
The first to die was the Demolition's other tank, Wrecking Ball. The Four Corners made sure to take out their long range fighter, even if it was only a long a reach as the massive wrecking ball he slung around. Ironically enough, Wrecking Ball was the only character who was actually a construction worker.
After taking down the Four Corners and who hired them (a crime boss), Foreman, Surveyor, and Bulldozer decided to end their partnership. Foreman retired from the superhero biz and is now a successful businessman in Century City, Surveyor left Century City, and the Bulldozer worked alone until he more or less had the Century Sentinels form around him. Seeing what the last days of the Demolitions did to Foreman, Dozer had spent a lot of time trying to fight the idea of becoming leader of the then unnamed super team. However, no one else would hold them together, and Dozer is finally letting himself not be afraid of the responsibility. How long his confidence as a leader will last has yet to be seen.
