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I'll let him know about the wayward apostrophe in your post.
Doh! '
I'll let him know about the wayward apostrophe in your post.
Looks like our very own Stu Neville posted a comment on that page, under the name 'Poop Knife'.Interestingly enough, Terrifica had an interview from 2009 that indicates she's still at it, but more covertly:
http://heroesinthenight.blogspot.com/2010/02/shot-through-heart.html
OMG - Stu's secret identity revealed!Looks like our very own Stu Neville posted a comment on that page, under the name 'Poop Knife'.
Why not?It's Stu's avatar but I've seen it in many places - notably on Nitrateville.
They can't all be him!
Why not?
Could put it in this thread maybe?Well it did look like an accident waiting to happen...
Couldn't find an extant thread for would-be superheroes coming a cropper, so posted it here:
https://www.kentlive.news/news/kent-news/tunbridge-wells-superhero-ringpull-man-775926
Ringpull Man is aware that riding around on a unicycle as a superhero is rather inconspicuous and is working on it."
Here is the article: https://www.seattletimes.com/seattl...nix-jones-charged-after-undercover-drug-bust/I don't know how to properly link anything on my phone, but apparently real life superhero and former FT cover star Phoenix Jones was arrested some months ago for selling ecstasy...
Ben Fodor’s alter ego, Phoenix Jones, was the leader of the city’s Rain City Superhero Movement and would don a black and gold costume — with a mask and fake six-pack abs — and insert himself into incidents of street violence, once dousing a group of people with pepper spray to break up a fight Seattle police later said wasn’t a fight at all.
In recent years, Phoenix Jones largely disappeared from Seattle streets and his nocturnal crime-fighting went dark. But Fodor’s name resurfaced last year when two confidential witnesses told a Seattle police-narcotics detective that Fodor was a drug dealer, with one of them expressing disbelief that he hadn’t yet been caught, court records show.
Fodor, 31, and his 26-year-old girlfriend, Andrea Berendsen, were arrested on Jan. 9, but were released from jail on Jan. 11, pending further investigation by police, jail and court records show.
On Monday, Fodor was charged with two counts of violation of the uniform control substances act (VUCSA): The first charge is for allegedly selling MDMA — a street drug known as Ecstasy or Molly — to an undercover agent in November, delivering the drugs in a paper bag to a downtown Starbucks. The second charge alleges he showed up at a Seattle hotel with Berendsen in January with cocaine they thought they were selling to a group of women. Berendsen, of Edmonds, has been charged with one count of VUCSA.
etcLocal superhero ShadowVision vows to take down the Little Rock slasher
BY
Austin Bailey
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May 7, 202112:04 pm
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For eight years now, ShadowVision has walked among us. Did you not know? That’s to be expected. ShadowVision stays quiet. He avoids the limelight. But he wants the River Cities to take some comfort in knowing he’s always on duty.
ShadowVision stepped out of the shadows this week to issue a public challenge to the serial stabber blamed for three deaths and one violent attack in the past year. All attacks happened in the wee hours in a section of midtown Little Rock south of I-630.
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“I know that the serial stabber is keeping a eye on my page here,” ShadowVision wrote on Facebook. “So this is a threat to you when i find you i will show you what i do to serial killers. I am hunting you right now.”
A quiet presence on the streets but a Facebook phenom, ShadowVision has 4,444 fans, and classifies his page as “community service.” His service record is impressive, but unverifiable. “I’ve stopped a couple of armed robberies. I’ve exterminated two serial killers.” We haven’t heard about those incidents, he said, simply because they happened long ago.
I want one!Someone has built a semi-working 66-style Batmobile: