Ragnarok

Ragnarok is a comic book miniseries published by DC Comics, written by Gary Russel and illustrated by Shanon Neko. It concerns the efforts of the The Liberty Guild in the semi-distant future to control the growing population of new superheroes, and the final battle for dominancy of the Earth.

The narrator of our story is Benoid 2.0, a replica of the original android, but with only fragments of his memories. Benoid is wandering as his predecesor did, attempting to decide his place in the world, and the original Benoid's place in his persona. Through his eyes, we see the events of Ragnarok: The reformation of the Liberty Guild out of it's now aging members, the building clash among the superpowered, and the final battle between them.

The New Liberty Guild

• Benoid 2.0: Our narrator; a replica of the original Benoid, but with only some of his memories.
• Sprint: After joining in an inter-galactic war between the Egyptian space-gods, Sprint has been imbued with even more super-tech, and rules a vast kingdom as Pharoh.
• Sicarii III: An ex-navy SEAL haunted by the ghosts of the original Jewish assassin and his superheroic predecessor.
• The Order of St. George: A reformation of the holy order, headed by the descendent of Arthur Willeson, son of the Werewolf Paladin.
• The All-American Hotdog Gang: Like Peter Pan's Lost Boys, still unaged.

The Rogues

• Jons the GM: A legion of the time-travelling jonthegms from every point in history, led by a grizzled elder Jon.
• The Morrigan Girls: The original Morrigan has disappeared, and is worshipped by this cult of Amazonian women.
• Feeple: The alien would-be-conqueror has finally gotten the tech he always wanted, and is now housed in an enormous war-suit.
• Natthew A.P. Tarte: The inventor from the past is now old and decrepit, but his mind is as sharp (and nonsensical) as ever. He travels with the aid of a rocket powered Wheelchair.