Hugo Fowl

I like it. It shows imagination and a good deal of thought into what you like. You know that anything less would be an insult to the characters your using, and thus you put in more effort. Trust me, it shows.

Thank you, that's very helpful.

Hello. I'm a newbie and this is one of my better battles. From a writers viewpoint, how is it? ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Imagine that Sauron manages to claim the Ring and eventually becomes lord of Middle-Earth. After a while, a certain book from Isengaurd is brought before him. It tells of other lands, other worlds ripe for conquest. After months of preparation, Sauron performs the spell and opens a permanent portal to the closest world...Narnia. From what seems to be a long deserted castle, the Lord of the Ring sets foot. It was once a place of Dark enchantment and would serve him well in his campaign. As he strides forward he pauses and turns slowly. There padding softly to him is a lion unlike any Sauron has seen. For a long time, both simply stand there eye-to-eye. Finally, Sauron speaks. "What manner of Valar are you that radiates with power not unlike my own?" In a calm voice devoid of the fear that usually accompanied those Sauron conversed said "One who has long since watched over this land since the beginning." "I am here to conquer." "I know." "You can bow to me or perish where you stand." "You can try, but who is to say you'll succed?" "YOU DARE-?!" "Is this your final word Sauron?" "LORD Sauron, lion." "Then we have nothing more to say to each other." And before Sauron's eyes, the lion vanished without a trace. After a few moments Sauron began to laugh. It started out as a chuckle before exploding into full-on laughter which rang across the castle with cold madness. As though in reply, the Nazgul screeched before flying out of the portal into the new world for their Master. The War of the Lion and the Eye had begun. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I'm an aspiring writer and I regard forums like this great practice.

Mine is a bit of a joke on the Artemis Fowl series. I just upgraded the name of an ancestor of his and lo and behold! I'm here, dead and kicking.

But thats the thing! While their busy posing, Godzilla will stomp them all flat and will walk away without even knowing they were there.

Hey, thanks. I'm rather proud of this myself.

Yeah, but she doesn't know what Boba Fett looks like either. All he has to do is dicard the armor and wait for her to reveal herself and then finish the job. Plus, I would think that he already has experience with shapeshifters from his galaxy. After that, it'd be easy.

Ah, but remember each hunter has to locate Riddick AND bring him back alive past the zombies and who-knows what else. Plus seriously...Its Riddick. If we know our favorite convict like we do, he's not going down without a fight. Snake could find Riddick first...Maybe. He's pretty sneaky and could find the best hiding places also. Bonnie... Keeps a freaking ARSENAL in that basket of hers from flamethrowers to Rocket-launchers. So she's pretty stacked there like Fett. So in the end, its really a question as to who can handle Riddick the best also.

Tsk, tsk. Such animosity over something so obvious. Blade has the strength required in this mission. Van Helsing has both the strength AND the skill to still stand at the end of the night. Whatever defects one would expect from Blade, Van Helsings vast experience would be enough to balance it out. Also as to the "Demon" thing, their not fighting Demons. Their fighting VAMPIRES people! Bloodsuckers! Vamps! If I put my money on a team, it would go to the original vampire hunter and his brutish sidekick. Van Helsing and Blade all the way!!

New Player: Scarecrow From the other side of the city, I sat watching the news in my lair,surrounded by the dregs and scum of Gotham city. Though my eyes are fixed upon the screen, my mind is elsewhere. On the Bat. For a moment, the delicious tingle of fear courses through my body as I remember him. Like a shadow in my twisted mind. A pity I couldn't secure the body. Who knows how many secrets were lost in that enviable brain of his? Abruptly one of my goons call out "boss, look at the news!" Startled out of my musing, my mind switches to reality as Gotham News shows a battle unlike any I have seen. I recognize three of my colleagues, Firefly, that idiot Joker and Bane. I calculate for a brief moment before standing up. "Get ready men." My smile disappears as the mask of the Scarecrow covers it. "It seems we have a party to crash."

Admittedly, I'm leaning toward Dr Lecter. But at the same time I wouldn't put the Joker out in the cold either. Remember, this is a man whose made a career of tormenting his worlds greatest analytical mind. Who know what tricks lie hidden in that head of his? The only question is whether Dr Lecter can predict the unpredictable. Or in the words of Scarecrow "out there he was a giant. In here, only the mind can grant you power."

Ah. My apologies, I forgot to write that more clearly. *ahem*. Hannibal Lecter is attempting to take over Arkham from the inside to turn it into his private playground of insanity. The most infamous patient, the Joker sees through him however and rebels against him with the few villains hes recruited. However, Lecter's silver tongue has managed to charm a few of the inmates on his side. So with the rule of Arkham as his spur, can Hannibal Lecter triumph or will it be his final stay among the crazed and insane? Hope that explains more to you.

Sarah Conner hands down. She spent most of her life with the most hardcore mercs before she went to the loony bin. Who knows? Maybe she picked up a few tips from some of the guys on the list. I can see her meeting Rambo and learning from him. Plus, she knows how to use the majority of firearms/blades, etc known to man (and terminator). Plus, with someone whose used to fighting hard-to-kill robots a few fleshy, dumb zombies would be a cakewalk. So Sarah Conner for the win!!

Imagine that Sauron manages to claim the Ring and eventually becomes lord of Middle-Earth. After a while, a certain book from Isengaurd is brought before him. It tells of other lands, other worlds ripe for conquest. After months of preparation, Sauron performs the spell and opens a permanent portal to the closest world...Narnia. From what seems to be a long deserted castle, the Lord of the Ring sets foot. It was once a place of Dark enchantment and would serve him well in his campaign. As he strides forward he pauses and turns slowly. There padding softly to him is a lion unlike any Sauron has seen. For a long time, both simply stand there eye-to-eye. Finally, Sauron speaks. "What manner of Valar are you that radiates with power not unlike my own?" In a calm voice devoid of the fear that usually accompanied those Sauron conversed said "One who has long since watched over this land since the beginning." "I am here to conquer." "I know." "You can bow to me or perish where you stand." "You can try, but who is to say you'll succed?" "YOU DARE-?!" "Is this your final word Sauron?" "LORD Sauron, lion." "Then we have nothing more to say to each other." And before Sauron's eyes, the lion vanished without a trace. After a few moments Sauron began to laugh. It started out as a chuckle before exploding into full-on laughter which rang across the castle with cold madness. As though in reply, the Nazgul screeched before flying out of the portal into the new world for their Master. The War of the Lion and the Eye had begun.