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[[Bullshit comicbook origins]] are fake backgrounds for [[Forumopolis members]]. This idea was originally concieved by Sicarii.

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Welcome to Jon's Wiki.

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*[[Jon Bristow]]
*[[:Category:Eberron|Eberron]]
*[[:Category[Bullshit comicbook origins]]
*[[Unknown Armies]]
*[[Wum Ba]]
*[[:Category:Forumopolis]]

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Benoid

2005-09-10T08:59:39Z

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Benoid is a fictional android from ID Comics, created by Jacob Crane, who first appeared in the pages of 'The Liberty Guild.' When the Plutonian Patrolman was thrown into an alternate dimension by the detonation of a Hydrogen Bomb, he found himself on another Earth, where the world had been ravaged by nuclear war when the Cuban Missle Crisis had turned violent. The only sentient being the Patrolman sensed on this dead Earth was Benoid, an android created by the alternate [[Natthew A.P. Tarte]]. Benoid had lived alone on this world for ten years, and accepted the Patrolman's offer to return with him to his un-harmed Earth. After coming to this new dimension, Benoid travelled the world, experiencing the vibrant, living cultures of humans everywhere. Vowing to protect the people he had already seen destroyed once before, Benoid became a crime fighter in Century City. He often teamed up with the Liberty Guild to fight larger threats, such as the World Eater, which threatened to consume all of Earth. Rather than see his home die again, Benoid flew into space and inside the monster. There, he detonated his atomic core, destroying the World Eater and sacrificing himself to save Earth.
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Benoid

2005-09-10T08:58:28Z

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Benoid is a fictional android from ID Comics, created by Jacob Crane, who first appeared in the pages of 'The Liberty Guild.' When the Plutonian Patrolman was thrown into an alternate dimension by the detonation of a Hydrogen Bomb, he found himself on another Earth, where the world had been ravaged by nuclear war when the Cuban Missle Crisis had turned violent. The only sentient being the Patrolman sensed on this dead Earth was Benoid, an android created by the alternate [[Natthew A.P. Tarte]]. Benoid had lived alone on this world for ten years, and accepted the Patrolman's offer to return with him to his un-harmed Earth. After coming to this new dimension, Benoid travelled the world, experiencing the vibrant, living cultures of humans everywhere. Vowing to protect the people he had already seen destroyed once before, Benoid became a crime fighter in Century City. He often teamed up with the Liberty Guild to fight larger threats, such as the World Eater, which threatened to consume all of Earth. Rather than see his home die again, Benoid flew into space and inside the monster. There, he detonated his atomic core, destroying himself and the World Eater, and saving Earth.
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Benoid

2005-09-10T08:57:29Z

70.112.37.89:

Benoid is a fictional android from ID Comics, created by Jacob Crane, who first appeared in the pages of 'The Liberty Guild.' When the Plutonian Patrolman was thrown into an alternate dimension by the detonation of a Hydrogen Bomb, he found himself on another Earth, where the world had been ravaged by nuclear war when the Cuban Missle Crisis had turned violent. The only sentient being the Patrolman sensed on this dead Earth was Benoid, an android created by the alternate [[Natthew A.P. Tarte]]. Benoid had lived alone on this world for ten years, and accepted the Patrolman's offer to return with him to his un-harmed Earth. After coming to this new dimension, Benoid travelled the world, experiencing the vibrant, living cultures of humans around the world. Vowing to protect the people he had already seen destroyed once before, Benoid became a crime fighter in Century City. He often teamed up with the Liberty Guild to fight larger threats, such as the World Eater, which threatened to consume all of Earth. Rather than see his home die again, Benoid flew into space and inside the monster. There, he detonated his atomic core, destroying himself and the World Eater, and saving Earth.
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Benoid

2005-09-10T08:57:01Z

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Benoid is a fictional android from ID Comics, created by Jacob Crane. Benoid first appeared in the pages of 'The Liberty Guild.' When the Plutonian Patrolman was thrown into an alternate dimension by the detonation of a Hydrogen Bomb, he found himself on another Earth, where the world had been ravaged by nuclear war when the Cuban Missle Crisis had turned violent. The only sentient being the Patrolman sensed on this dead Earth was Benoid, an android created by the alternate [[Natthew A.P. Tarte]]. Benoid had lived alone on this world for ten years, and accepted the Patrolman's offer to return with him to his un-harmed Earth. After coming to this new dimension, Benoid travelled the world, experiencing the vibrant, living cultures of humans around the world. Vowing to protect the people he had already seen destroyed once before, Benoid became a crime fighter in Century City. He often teamed up with the Liberty Guild to fight larger threats, such as the World Eater, which threatened to consume all of Earth. Rather than see his home die again, Benoid flew into space and inside the monster. There, he detonated his atomic core, destroying himself and the World Eater, and saving Earth.
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Natthew A.P. Tarte

2005-09-10T08:43:25Z

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Natthew A.P. Tarte is an ID Comics character created by Jack Cohen and Mark Hulings, who first appeared in Amazing! Tales and Stories in January of 1938. A diminutive 19th-century "mad scientist" with humorously large sideburns, Dr. Tarte was one of Industrial Comics' (later ID) most morally ambiguous characters. While in some stories he served as a helpful hero (as in Amazing! Tales in Stories 15, where he provided the Union army with the steam-powered robot soldiers needed to break Confederate lines), in others he was amoral (not bothering to free [[Sicarii]] from his chrono chamber) or even caused harm in the name of science (using his "Hypno-Spectacles" to memsmerize President Lincoln into believing he was General Robert E. Lee). Dr. Tarte, while never as popular as ID's forefront characters, retained a faithful following. In 1944 Dr. Tarte was brought into the present by his Time-Coach, and used a mind-altering music box to revert a Nazi platoon to mental babies. Tarte remained in the present, providing both help and harm to heros, seemingly with neither rhyme nor reason. His solo series 'Natthew A.P. Tarte's Adventures in Science!' was filled with increasingly trite and repetitive stories throughout the late fifties and early sixties.

With his popularity at an all time low, Tarte was turned over to newcomer author John Davenport. Davenport was a social activist and a member of the Counter Culture community; stances that were reflected in his work. Tarte slowly moved away from Victorian Culture, and into the Counterculture. His primary influence shifted from Dr. Nikola Tesla to Dr. Timothy Leary; his mind-altering Hypno-Spectacles replaced with "Psychotropic Specs", his Time-Coach became a bus named "Speed Freak", which was powered by "the harnesed forces of human kindness." As ever, Tarte's morals were ambiguous. While helping the poor and the downtrodden, he also used chemically altered Army Rations to make soldiers think they were rabbits. 'Natthew A.P. Tarte's Adventures in Science!' was one of many ID comics to come under fire from Congress in the mid-seventies, and the series was later discontinued. However, 'Adventures in Science!' has recently been relaunched, featuring a techno-shamanistic Tarte who combines the old and new of the character.
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NAPT

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#REDIRECT [[Natthew A.P. Tarte]]

Natthew A.P. Tarte

2005-09-10T08:39:59Z

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Natthew Tarte

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#REDIRECT [[Natthew A.P. Tarte]]

Natthew A.P. Tarte

2005-09-10T08:38:04Z

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Natthew A.P. Tarte is an ID Comics character created by Jack Cohen and Mark Hulings, who first appeared in Amazing! Tales and Stories in January of 1938. A diminutive 19th-century "mad scientist" with humorously large sideburns, Dr. Tarte was one of Industrial Comics' (later ID) most morally ambiguous characters. While in some stories he served as a helpful hero (as in Amazing! Tales in Stories 15, where he provided the Union army with the steam-powered robot soldiers needed to break Confederate lines), in others he was amoral (not bothering to free [[Sicarii]] from his chrono chamber) or even caused harm in the name of science (using his "Hypno-Spectacles" to memsmerize President Lincoln into believing he was General Robert E. Lee). Dr. Tarte, while never as popular as ID's forefront characters, retained a faithful following. In 1944 Dr. Tarte was brought into the present by his Time-Coach, and used a mind-altering music box to revert a Nazi platoon to mental babies. Tarte remained in the present, providing both help and harm to heros, seemingly with neither rhyme nor reason. His solo series 'Natthew A.P. Tarte's Adventures in Science!' was filled with increasingly similar and repetitive stories throughout the late fifties and early sixties.

With his popularity at an all time low, Tarte was turned over to newcomer author John Davenport. Davenport was a social activist and a member of the Counter Culture community; stances that were reflected in his work. Tarte slowly moved away from Victorian Culture, and into the Counterculture. His primary influence shifted from Dr. Nikola Tesla to Dr. Timothy Leary; his mind-altering Hypno-Spectacles replaced with "Psychotropic Specs", his Time-Coach became a bus named "Speed Freak", which was powered by "the harnesed forces of human kindness." As ever, Tarte's morals were ambiguous. While helping the poor and the downtrodden, he also used chemically altered Army Rations to make soldiers think they were rabbits. 'Natthew A.P. Tarte's Adventures in Science!' was one of many ID comics to come under fire from Congress in the mid-seventies, and the series was later discontinued. However, 'Adventures in Science!' has recently been relaunched, featuring a techno-shamanistic Tarte who combines the old and new of the character.

Cube

2005-09-10T08:13:46Z

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[[Cube]] is a ID Comics character. Created by Frank Willos, Cube first appeared in [[Flatland Chronicals]] in 1984. Flatland Chronicles was an "experimental comic" by Willos, set in the 2-D land of the 1884 novel. Our main character, Cube, is a three dimensional shape thrown into Flatland by a cosmic rift. Flatland has changed significantly since the novel; a brutal military dictatorship run by isosceles triangles rules the land, subjugating all other shapes. Cube leads a revoloution against the triangles, using his three-dimensioniality as a functional superpower. The three-dimensional Cube has the ability to stand inches away from a Flatlander and observe them without being perceived, can remove 2-D objects from locked containers and "teleport" them via the third dimension apparently without traversing the space in between, and is capable of seeing and touching the inside and outside of everything in the 2-D universe; at one point, Cube removes the brain of a triangle who had killed one of his friends. Cube faced many enemies from several dimensions, including an evil team of 3-D shapes and a 4-D antagonist named Hyper-Cube.

The radically different subject matter was difficult for many readers, and sales remained poor. Flatland Chronicals ended with issue 40; however, Willos self-published a sequel miniseries called Cube the King, which ended with Cube triumphing over the triangles and becoming Chancellor of Flatland. Chanchellor Cube has since appeared in several ID Comic series, including 'The Spectacular [[Sicarii]]' and '[[Natthew A.P. Tarte]]'s Adventures in Science!'.
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