Doom
Patrol
Pitch:
DC's freakest band of misfits, marked
by tragedy and labeled as outcasts, are the only team willing and
able to tackle the world's weirdest problems. Super-science and
surreal adventure abound as the Doom Patrol battles threats that
are huge, strange, and sometimes evil.
Main Characters:
Chief Niles Caulder: Morally
ambiguous super-genius.
Cliff Steele, Robotman: Human brain
stuck in a robot's body.
Larry Trainor, Negative Man: Can
project his consciousness out of his body for 60 seconds at at
time, taking the form of a anti-matter shadow.
Rita Farr, Elasti-girl: Former
actress with size-changing powers.
Kay Challis, Crazy Jane: Multiple
personalities, each with their own set of super- powers.
Dorthy Spinner: Ape faced girl with
the ability to bring imaginary creations to life.
Base of Operations:
Danny the Street: The sentient street
that can travel anywhere...literally.
Potential Villains:
The Animal-Mineral-Vegetable Man: Can
turn into what his name implies.
The Brotherhood of Evil: A
super-villain team led by a brain in a jar and a French Gorilla.
The
Atom
Pitch:
From the pages
of the best selling comic book of 2011 comes a series starring their
newest member. Ryan Choi—better known as The Atom—has to
balance being a superhero, a professor, and and a Justice
Leaguer—all while trying to maintain a social life. But when the
the universe is falling apart or a villain with futuristic
technology is running loose, Ryan is the guy they call.
Main Characters:
Dr. Ryan Choi:
Ray Palmer's handpicked successor as the Atom and professor of
Physics at Ivy University.
Dr. “Panda”
Potter: Choi's best friend and fellow professor at Ivy University.
“The Lighter
Than Air Society”: A group of older (and sometimes absentminded)
scientists that help Choi on his adventures.
- Dr. Helmund Kettering
- Dr. Thomas Dinawa
- Dr. Martin Campbell
Chief of Police Liza Warner
Aztek
Pitch:
Vanity City has many secrets. It may
soon be the ground zero of the future apocalypse. It may be home to
dozens of loose cannon, blood thirsty metahumans. Worst of all, it
may turn every possible good intention into evil. Can Aztek,
created and funded by the mysterious Q Society, act as the cities
protector without succumbing to darker urges? Vanity City has many
secrets but will Aztek live long enough to find them out?
Main Characters:
Curt Falconer/Uno, Aztek I: Trained
from a very young age to stave of the prophesied apocalypse, the
first Aztek used his fourth dimnesional power source to save
Superman and help stop the mad god Mageddon. The release of
energy catapulted him into the near future. What has only been
moments for him has been nearly three years for the rest of the
world.
Dos, Aztek II: Trained as Uno's
replacement, she was activated in his absence. When Uno arrives
in the present, Vanity City is taking its toll on Dos' psyche. Can
the first Aztek save his replacement from his greatest rival—the
city itself?
Potential Villains:
The Lizard King: The Q Society's
first attempt at sending a hero to Vanity City.
Metamorpho
Pitch:
Rex Mason is too old for this crap.
That idiot with too much money, Simon Stagg, hired him to retrieve
some hoodoo thingy-ma-bob called the Orb of Ra from an Egyptian
temple and look at what it got him. Freaking superpowers, that's
what. But nooooo, it ain't no useful Superman-type powers! It's
shifting-changing-so-he-can't-ever-look- normal powers. Rex Mason
needs a stiff drink, but his body would just break it down into
its base elements anyway.
Main Characters:
Rex Mason, Metamorpho: The man of elements, he can literally shift his body into anything.
Emily Sung, Element Woman: A government agent that followed in Rex Mason's footsteps and then became his crime-fighting partner.
Sapphire Stagg: Rex's girlfriend and
daughter of his employer—Simon Stagg.
Potential Villains:
Simon Stagg: Billionaire
industrialist, corporate robber-baron, father of Sapphire and Rex
Mason's former employer.
Java: Stagg's gigantic body guard.
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