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Ever dream of being a hero? I did. It's sure a hell of a lot harder than comics make it seem. On the plus you can meet some pretty awesome people Of course you are going to meet some bad guys too.. But hey, not any different from the crazy stuff that happens in my city Some things though... Can't be forgiven When those things happen it makes that victim become a... A Storm Brewing

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A short story, still in the works.

Talia al Ghul x Female Reader... sort of. More of how I see Talia, but you can put yourself into this situation if you'd like. Pre-Grant Morrison Talia ONLY

__under construction__

He is known as Gothams worst criminal mind; a sociopath of astronomical proportions... but what about the truth of the most important man in Gotham

Jacob Wayne a 16 year old Sophomore and second son of Thomas and Martha Wayne and younger brother of Bruce Wayne, when he was 7 years old Thomas Wayne was murdered in the streets of Riverdale ever since Jacob had wanted to justice to the town of Riverdale and strike fear into its criminals that plagued the town, he would soon start that journey when Jason Blossom was recently found murdered, now Riverdale in need of a Hero Jacob while reuniting with his childhood friends as well as meet some new friends must try to solve Jason's murder. After all He is Vengeance He is the Night He is Batman

In the coastal city of Haven Point, where lighthouses guide lost ships and corruption drowns its people, Malik Jordan is just trying to make it through his senior year of film school. A dreamer, an optimist, and a storyteller, he believes the world can change if people just hold on to hope. When a Blue Lantern ring chooses him, Malik becomes Beacon-the city's first true symbol of light. Now, he must balance his life as a struggling filmmaker with his duty as a cosmic guardian of hope. But in a city plagued by fear, anger, and despair, can even the brightest light endure?