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Case 14: Monstars of Rock This wasn’t a case; I’m not even sure if I should count it as such, but it was so unusual that I had to write about it. Part 1: Backstory There’s no backstory I can provide for this; it was a sudden spur-of-the-moment event. Part 2: Investigation It all started when I was travelling through South Carolina for a vacation, and I had just reached Myrtle Beach shortly before sundown. Having stopped at a restaurant for dinner, nothing seemed out of the ordinary. Suddenly, I saw some kind of van pull up nearby driven by a short man who looked like he jumped out of a Tim Burton film; his hat had black-and-white stripes, while he himself was looking at what I assumed to be a wristwatch. This alone was strange enough, but what really caught me by surprise was the person who was heading for it. There, tying a large drum set to the van’s roof, was what looked like the Frankenstein Monster as depicted in Universal Studios’ classic horror films. My curiosity was

Earth 2 is based on the Golden and Silver ages of comics, with a more lighthearted tone. Part 1: Wonder Woman Episode 1: Introducing Wonder Woman First appearances: Wonder Woman, Hippolyta, Steve Trevor Only appearance of Von Storm and Fritz A US pilot crashes on the Amazon Island while chasing an enemy bomber. Realizing the threat the enemy poses, Queen Hippolyta sends her daughter Diana to aid the fight after the girl proves herself in a tournament. Villains: Von Storm, Fritz Episode 2: The Menace of Dr. Poison First appearances: Dr. Poison Second appearance of Steve Trevor Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor are captured by an enemy doctor planning to create a personality-reversing drug, but the heroes manage to turn the tables. Villains: Dr. Poison Episode 3: School for Spies First appearances: Paula Von Gunther Third appearance of Steve Trevor Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor work together to undermine an enemy spy ring from within. Villains: Paula Von Gunther Episode 4: The

Earth 2 is based on the Golden and Silver ages of comics, with a more lighthearted tone. Part 1: Superman Episode 1: Origin of Superman part 1 First appearances: Clark Kent, Jonathan Kent, Martha Kent, Lana Lang Only appearance of Jor-L A scientist on the dying Krypton sends his infant son to Earth. There, the baby is adopted by the Kents and named Clark. Villains: (none) Episode 2: Origin of Superman part 2 First appearances: Superman, Lois Lane, Perry White, Jimmy Olsen Last appearance of Jonathan and Martha Kent Having grown to adulthood, Clark Kent learns of his Kryptonian heritage and dons the mantle of Superman while also getting a job at a newspaper as Clark Kent. Villains: (none) Episode 3: The Revolution Only appearance of Alex Greer, Emil Norvell, and Lola Cortez Superman takes a conspiracy to cause a war just to sell munitions Villains: Alex Greer, Emil Norvell, Lola Cortez Episode 4: The Terrible Toyman First appearances: Toyman A toymaker is secretly a criminal genius

Earth 2 is based on the Golden and Silver ages of comics, with a more lighthearted tone. Earth 2: Batman part 1 Episode 1: Origin of Batman First appearances: Bruce Wayne Only appearance of Joe Chill, Thomas Wayne, and Martha Wayne A young Bruce Wayne sees his parents gunned down by a mugger, which inspires him to become Batman. Villains: Joe Chill Episode 2: The Case of the Chemical Syndicate First appearances: Commissioner Gordon Only appearance of Alfred Stryker Batman investigates the murders of wealthy chemical factory partners, and defeats the mastermind of the conspiracy. Villains: Alfred Stryker Episode 3: The Red Hood Only appearance of Red Hood Batman chases an enigmatic criminal known as the Red Hood, which ends with the crook leaping into a chemical flow to escape arrest. Villains: Red Hood Episode 4: Batman vs the Vampire First appearances: Julie Madison Only appearance of Mad Monk Batman battles a mysterious monk who happens to be a vampire. Villains: Mad

Case 13: Big Thunder Revisited A return to Big Thunder Mountain wasn’t something I planned, at least not yet. However, an agent from the Wilderness Education Department (WED for short) asked me to return and take another look. Needless to say, this was an offer I couldn’t refuse. Stage 1: Backstory I have talked about Big Thunder Mountain before, but I feel I have left out many details about both the mountain and the boomtowns that sprung up around it. Shortly after the earthquake of 1860 that destroyed much of the town of Thunder Mesa, the Thunder Mountain Mining Company was reorganized by Barnabus T. Bullion, who was noted to be a better boss than Henry Ravenswood ever was. Under the leadership of Mr. Bullion, the miners not only worked to rebuild Thunder Mesa, but also established two other boomtowns as well. Each one was built on a different side of Thunder Mountain, essentially making a triangle of sorts if viewed from the sky. The first town (Rainbow Ridge) was opened in 1869

Case 12: Journey to Atlantis It was during another vacation that I stumbled upon this case. Stage 1: Backstory Anyone who knows about mythology has most likely heard of the story of Atlantis. Whether it be an island, a city, or a continent, Atlantis was said to be advanced beyond all civilizations and had tremendous naval power. However, the story goes that Atlantis grew power-hungry and vowed to conquer the world. As such, this brought down the wrath of Olympus against Atlantis, which was destroyed by volcanos and floods. Many great scholars like Plato have talked about this lost empire, as well as many other adaptations in media such as books and films. Over the centuries, many people have questioned if Atlantis was fact or fantasy, and there seemed to be no end in sight. But then, as I arrived on the Grecian Island of Thera (or Santorini as it’s also called) for a vacation, I had learned that somehow, the lost capital of Atlantis had somehow risen from the ocean once more. As a

Batman: Dark Knight 1E Arc 1G Batman and company have to deal with the Court of Owls returning to take back Gotham City Episode 1: Eve of the Court’s Revenge First appearances: Batman, Robin, Misfit, Nightwing, Red Hood, Red Robin, Alfred, Harold, Owlman, Talon, GCPD Batman and his allies look over a file regarding the Court of Owls, unaware that the group’s leader Owlman has returned to their world. Villains: Owlman, Talon Episode 2: The Fear of Death’s Stroke First appearances: Scarecrow, Deathstroke Scarecrow returns and throws Batman into a trap with Deathstroke chasing him down Villains: Scarecrow, Deathstroke Episode 3: Wondering Strangely First appearances: Wonderland Gang, Circus of Strange, Lucius Fox Second appearance of Robin The Mad Hatter throws Batman, Robin, and the Circus of Strange into a hallucination that will only be stopped when there’s nobody alive Villains: Wonderland Gang, Circus of Strange Episode 4: Clay of the Charlatan First appearances:

Green Hornet: Sting of Justice 2 Plot: After a time of absence, Britt Reid retakes the mantle of the Green Hornet with Kato, Lenore ‘Casey’ Case, and D.A. Scanlon by his side. Episode 1: The Hornet Returns part 1 First appearances: Green Hornet, Kato, Lenore ‘Casey’ Case, D.A. Scanlon, Clawful The Green Hornet returns after a long period of semi-retirement to battle an old enemy. Villains: Clawful Episode 2: The Hornet Returns part 2 First appearances: Dr. Frenzy, Mike O’Rourke Second appearance of D.A. Scanlon Old faces continue popping up, forcing the Green Hornet to continue making his rounds. Villains: Dr. Frenzy, Clawful, Mike O’Rourke Episode 3: A Fistful of Johnny Dollar First appearances: Johnny Dollar Second appearance of Lenore ‘Casey’ Case Johnny Dollar returns to cause trouble for the Green Hornet’s city. Villains: Johnny Dollar Episode 4: General Gumm First appearances: General Gumm An enemy thought to have died returns, and he has revenge on his mind. Villains:

Intro: The scene opens in an abandoned casino, where the gambling hall is dimly lit by neon lights; the opening of Frank Sinatra’s Luck be a Lady plays in the background. The camera pans by a roulette wheel and over to a dusty pool table, when we see Lady Luck’s fingers brush over the 8 ball. The camera pans up to show the woman in green, who reminisces how “I’ve been with humanity since time began. I’ve gone by many names over many lifetimes, with Tyche and Fortuna among them. But they were all deceived; they all should’ve known that the house always wins. That I always win.” With that, the episode begins. Main episode: The episode starts in the Stone Age, where a group of nomads is attempting to figure out which path to take. Ultimately, Lady Luck (who wears a green animal skin shaped like her dress) suggests they split in half, with one going one path that seems rough and rocky and the other a second trail that appears easier. This idea is accepted and the group splits in half to