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Coming soon to a web page near you!*
* I know I've been saying this since '99, but heck, this New Universe reference took lots longer than I expected it to - what with me adding all the bells and whistles I have been as I go. Worry not, though, for I may finagle this thing together here relatively soon for your viewing pleasure, what with me having covered every last character needed to get it up and running - all I need is a story summary, of course.
I do plan on adding a few extras, though - don't forget those! I bought me a spare copy of the Pitt, which'll allow me to make some scans of the keen maps that they installed in the rear of that prestige format graphic novel dingus (I'll probably have to cut the back cover off of it to get to it fully, hence the extra copy). That'll happen as soon as I can work it out though - though that may be soon.
I really really really want to get the New U reference done this year (this being 2002, by the time anybody likely reads this). And, naturally, this is a pivotal piece of said work, so I'll be getting on it here right quick. In the meantime, here's some folks I've already covered, yet are rather important to the story of the Pitt... isn't it peachy keen how all this is coming together, eh?
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Colonel MacIntyre Browning: a high ranking Army intelligence officer, Colonel 'Mac' Browning was called in to investigate the Pitt disaster. The man did his best to contain the situation, but it was naturally beyond his - or anybody else's - understanding. Colonel Browning comes in Classic and Saga styles! |
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the Famileech: though they survived the Pitt disaster thanks to the heroism of Spitfire, the Robinson family was mutated as a result of their exposure to 'Pitt-juice'. This change caused them to merge their form into a grotesque, man-eating monstrosity dubbed the 'Famileech'. It comes in Classic and Saga styles! |
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Ken Connell - the Star Brand: while riding about on his dirt bike just outside of Pittsburgh, Ken Connell met an old man who gave him a weapon of infinite potential: the Star Brand! Ken tried using this item as a super hero at first, but his own bumbling almost destroyed the world... Comes in Classic and Saga styles! |
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the Star Brand: itself a paradox, the Star Brand came into being when the universe was compressed into a single point of space for a mere microsecond. Its infinite power requires a sentient being to reside in, however, so it promptly created Ken Connell to bear it... the Star Brand comes in Classic and Saga styles! |
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Jenny Swensen (before the Pitt): the first Spitfire, Professor Jenny Swensen became an armored heroine after recovering her late father's M.A.X. suit from the evil Fritz Krozte. After this, Jenny began to help the government battle the proliferation of dangerous technology. Jenny Swensen comes in Classic and Saga styles! |
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the Mark 3 M.A.X. Suit: the first (and only) M.A.X. armor built by Jenny Swensen, the Mark 3 was a dramatic improvement over the creations of her father. Of course, she built it with government backing, and the finest weaponry their money could buy. The Mark 3 M.A.X. armor comes in Classic and Saga styles! |
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Jake Travest: though an unrepentant, cold-blooded killer, the mentally imbalanced Jake Travest was assigned to be Jenny Swensen's assistant during her time with Codename: Spitfire. When she abruptly quit the group, Jake was chosen to pilot her armor in her absence. Jake Travest comes in Classic and Saga styles! |
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the Witness: temporarily blinded by the White Event, Nelson Kohler lost control of his vehicle and was left brain-dead in the resulting accident. While he perished shortly after, his mind continues on to this day, as his paranormal power allows it to exist without a body! The Witness comes in Classic and Saga styles! |
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Coming soon: a summary of the Pitt story proper!
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