Secret Files: Marvel Family: The Shepherd, Chapter 2: Nothing to Fear
by Drivtaan Return to chapter list It was almost noon their second day after crossing the Jordan when the Shepherd discovered the next threat to his charges. He had thought the giant scorpion was unbelievable, but what he saw trying to slip unnoticed into a position of advantage over the couple really made him question . . .
This entry was posted in Earth-S on .Secret Files: Marvel Family: The Shepherd, Chapter 1: A Dangerous Mission
by Drivtaan Return to chapter list The old wizard leaned forward on his granite throne and spoke a word of arcane power. The coals in a brazier to his left ignited, and the flames began to grow until they rose almost three feet high. Tongues of fire began to curl in upon themselves until an . . .
This entry was posted in Earth-S on .The Witching Hour: The Sleepwalker
by Doc Quantum 
Clifford Nathaniel Anderson is an extremely tense, uptight accountant forced to go on his first vacation in five years. But as he visits the small, South Seas island nation of Badhnisia while a murderer is on the loose, he keeps having these strange blackouts that last for hours at a time. Could the small amulet he bought from one of the locals have anything to do with it? Guest starring Johnny Thunder and his Thunderbolt, Daisy Thunder, Will Power, and Kiku!
The Witching Hour: The Sleepwalker, Chapter 2: Lucky Charm
by Doc Quantum Return to chapter list After breakfast, I decided to take it upon myself to do whatever I could to find the man responsible for these heinous crimes, and I soon made my way out onto the streets of the city in search of a clue. I wasn’t sure exactly where to begin, . . .
This entry was posted in Earth-2 on .The Witching Hour: The Sleepwalker, Chapter 1: Festival of Dreams
by Doc Quantum Return to chapter list I am not insane. If there’s one thing I must make clear, it is that I am a man of sound mind, despite what everyone’s saying about me. Oh, don’t look at me like that — I know they’re talking about me behind my back, snickering every time . . .
This entry was posted in Earth-2 on .Power Girl: 1974: Kara’s European Vacation
by Doc Quantum, partially adapted from Action Comics #255 by Otto Binder and Jim Mooney 
Since her arrival on Earth, Kara Zor-L has been frustrated at being kept as Superman’s secret weapon and forced to live in the remote Secret Citadel until she is ready for her public debut as Power Girl. When she is given a secret training mission to cross the ocean to reach Europe, she soon finds the kind of excitement she craves, but also deadly danger! Will a young boy genius with a unique surname be her salvation?
Power Girl: 1974: Kara’s European Vacation, Chapter 3: Legends of Tomorrow
by Doc Quantum, partially adapted from Action Comics #255 by Otto Binder and Jim Mooney Return to chapter list Nearby, the blond schoolboy who had deflected the satellite with an air-gun of his own invention was walking into the woods with a friend of his. “I could’ve sworn it fell somewhere nearby here,” said the . . .
This entry was posted in Earth-2 on .Power Girl: 1974: Kara’s European Vacation, Chapter 2: Death in Green
by Doc Quantum, partially adapted from Action Comics #255 by Otto Binder and Jim Mooney Return to chapter list A few minutes later, Power Girl stood at the edge of the Atlantic Ocean in a remote area of Maine. Instead of traveling through leaps and bounds as per usual, she decided to emulate the Flash . . .
This entry was posted in Earth-2 on .Power Girl: 1974: Kara’s European Vacation, Chapter 1: Secret Weapon
by Doc Quantum, partially adapted from Action Comics #255 by Otto Binder and Jim Mooney Return to chapter list Nestled within a high mountain range several miles from Metropolis was a fortress built by Superman. This was the Secret Citadel, and its giant-size art deco entrance was only a small glimpse of what lay within . . .
This entry was posted in Earth-2 on .Tales of Earth-I: Origin of the Time Crystal
by Dave Barnowski
The Magic Crystal of History grants its owner the power to travel through time. But if you knew having the time crystal would lead to certain death, would you allow another to accept it, even if it was for the greater good? Immortals Arion and Nommo weigh this question one night in 1934.
Feature: Young Allies: Choices
by Doc Quantum and Vibe 41005 
In a world at war, Crestwood Mall in St. Louis, Missouri, seems like the safest place to be, until a team of Nazi super-villains called Amerika’s Crusaders attacks at the heart of America! The only ones who can stop them are an impromptu team of six young super-heroes! Introducing Flare, Offspring, Spidergirl, the Raven, the Red Bee, and Brainchild — together known as the Young Allies!
Feature: Young Allies: Choices, Epilogue: Housebound Heroes
by Doc Quantum Return to chapter list By the time Ryan Choi had run back into the large stage area of the Crestwood Mall, he found only a group of young people in costumes in the process of securely binding the Bundist terrorists, who were all unconscious and badly beaten. Amerika’s Crusaders had been defeated. . . .
This entry was posted in Earth-X on .Feature: Young Allies: Choices, Chapter 4: The Gang’s All Here
by Doc Quantum Return to chapter list Penny and Jason Grey, now in costume as Spidergirl and the Raven, had finally made their way toward the mall entrance, which wasn’t easy with all the people trying to escape. Even worse, the security at the doors weren’t letting anyone else in until police reinforcements could arrive. . . .
This entry was posted in Earth-X on .Feature: Young Allies: Choices, Chapter 3: Amerika’s Crusaders
by Vibe 41005 and Doc Quantum Return to chapter list Crestwood Mall in St. Louis was considered by most people to be one of the most modern and sophisticated shopping malls in the country. It was no surprise to anyone that the recruiting station in that mall would become even busier with the outbreak of . . .
This entry was posted in Earth-X on .Feature: Young Allies: Choices, Chapter 2: Heroic Offspring
by Vibe 41005 and Doc Quantum Return to chapter list September, 1985: Jason Grey looked down at the costume his mother had given him the night before. It had originally belonged to his father during the war. Jason’s mother was Dianne Grey, whose maiden name was Grayton when she first donned the costume of the . . .
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