blackshirt5
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OK, who could be in a 1920s to 1940s League of Extraordinary Gentlemen? I'm thinking maybe The Shadow.
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Who could be in a Pulp LXG?
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Thorntangle
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Steve Austin, definitely. And maybe even Bigfoot.
Trepelano
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Steve Austin would probably be better for a "Modern" LXG.
In any version on LXG any of the Highlander characters could be good.
Problem with a futuristic LXG is that most futuristic fiction isn't very compatible with other futuristic fiction - as they have wildly different depictions of the future.
Perhaps if you went for a near-future type setting and set a standard like "must be compatable with the Blade-Runner future" it would work out pretty good.
In any version on LXG any of the Highlander characters could be good.
Problem with a futuristic LXG is that most futuristic fiction isn't very compatible with other futuristic fiction - as they have wildly different depictions of the future.
Perhaps if you went for a near-future type setting and set a standard like "must be compatable with the Blade-Runner future" it would work out pretty good.
blackshirt5
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mmm; alright, let's change this up a bit; since it's really hard to write for the future(since they all kinda depend on their own little timelines) I'm changing it to a pulp, 1920's through 1940's LXG; to which Indiana Jones would no doubt belong.
Henry
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They're called super-teams, such as the Avengers, and the Justice League.
The LXG's are all literary characters or adaptations of the turn of the century; we would need to pick a genre.
For instance, a League of Extraordinary Gentlemen of 1980's TV might include McGuyver, Colt Seaver ("the Fall Guy"), Thomas Magnum (of "Magnum, PI"), and T.J. Hooker.
An LXG of 1970's TV might be Freddy Prinze (in ultra-cool format), Columbo, Beretta, and Carl Kolchak ("The Night Stalker").
So pick your Genre and Go!
The LXG's are all literary characters or adaptations of the turn of the century; we would need to pick a genre.
For instance, a League of Extraordinary Gentlemen of 1980's TV might include McGuyver, Colt Seaver ("the Fall Guy"), Thomas Magnum (of "Magnum, PI"), and T.J. Hooker.
An LXG of 1970's TV might be Freddy Prinze (in ultra-cool format), Columbo, Beretta, and Carl Kolchak ("The Night Stalker").
So pick your Genre and Go!
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