this book include all the heroes and villlians which are losts a while ago and  we try to bring them back for you 
#IM

Our Mc isn’t shit that goes around girls he is martial maniac that loves battles. 

This is my first novel and English isn’t my strong language i will try my best to create comic that everyone enjoys.

As soon as the editor, Yixin, heard Meng Fan's request to review and approve the newly created work, his eyes lit up immediately.
The last two Meng Fan's serialized comics performed really well on the Penguin Animation Network. And Meng Fan was still his junior! But these two comics hanging under his name didn't really have much to do with him, hehe.
Needless to say, "Guide to Campus RoMANce" was over and had not been signed yet. If the contract wasn't signed, the website will definitely not spend resources to promote it. Naturally, it also won't get any copyright. Contrary to what one may expect, there is profit, but it's all in gratuities — and if the gratuities are high, one can get some money.
As for "There's a Spirit Underground", whether it was clicks, recommendations, or sales, they were all extremely abundant during this period. The sales scores, especially, have been hanging on the top of the best-selling list for a long time. But this comic was directly linked to the copyright department, and it had little to do with his editor-in-chief. Talking about gains, as far as Yixin is concerned, its results were the best among the popular best-selling comics.
However, even though these two comics have little to do with him, Yixin still cares about his junior very much, so he will sign his next comic.
It wasn't only his opinion that in terms of painting skills and style, he was well-known in the industry as the top of the top. It was not an exaggeration to say that even if Meng Fan's next comic — given that it is an original and not an adaptation — will have a plot as crappy as a piece of shit, his drawings will still be fiery!
Just like "Guide to Campus RoMANce." The plot was really average, but one cannot resist the great painting skills. No need to even mention the amount of clicks on the cover on the website. Reportedly, many people purchase physical books only because they have a good-looking protagonist and a beautiful cover.
With Meng Fan's painting skills and a little help in writing scripts from some screenwriters, it will become a hot topic in a split second.
Yixin had talked with Meng Fan before and knew that Meng Fan was working on an original comic. Of course, all along he's been waiting to sign up Meng Fan's next work. Not to mention the profits, Yixin obviously hoped to get his hands on the chance to distribute a best-selling comic.
And now, he finally got it!
It's just that when he looked at the back-end, there was only a title and a cover, without any content whatsoever.
He couldn't help the curiosity and asked Meng Fan about it, then he felt the urge to curse.
Where is the content to match the title!
Is this lousy title everything you have to show?!
He asked once again, feeling more panicked. He told Meng Fan that this time he should sign the contract and assured Meng Fan that he would strive for the best conditions for him, but Meng Fan still wasn't convinced.
However, after a moment Meng Fan finally said that if he decides to act on it, Penguin surely will be his first choice.
OK, it's not rubbish. Everything started here; it definitely is the first choice.
At that moment, Yixin was itching to rush to Hangzhou to find Meng Fan and have a good chat, but when he heard that Meng Fan was in Japan... For real...
Can't afford it.
After hanging up the phone, he quickly finished the review.
After reviewing, Yixin habitually opened the comic page to make sure that the review brought success.
A book title and a cover.
Annoyed, he summarized: "This is my first original comic. The upload date is yet to be determined." 
Fun!
Yixin clicked on the "X" button, closing the web page. He stood up and left to make a cup of tea with chrysanthemum and wolfberry in order to calm his nerves, and then sat back in his seat. An editor sitting next to him suddenly gasped in surprise: "Tuck me, ten million in gratuities!"
"What ten million?"
"For the comic!"
Large rewards were broadcasted on the website. In the case of Qidian Chinese Online, it required millions for a reward to be publicized — if you use the app, there will be a treasure box floating — and in the case of Penguin Animation Network, 100,000 is enough to get broadcasted. Of course, if it was worth millions, the broadcasting time will be much longer, and the frequency will also be greater.
There haven't been many rewards for Penguin Animation Network. The 100,000 rewards have happened. Only one one-million reward has been donated so far. Up to date, the reward worth ten million Penguin Coins has not yet occurred.
Until now.
Ten million Penguin Coins equals one hundred Huaxia currency!
"Who's the editor of this "Legend of the Mountains and Seas?" Awesome job!"
"Holy cow, Meng Fan?! This one is Yixin's, right?"
"Meng Fan is publishing a new comic? When?"
"Ah, looks like it's a new project. It has nothing but the cover!"
"Come on, again? Is the site still repeating the broadcast?"
"Yixin, what's the matter?"
All the editors who crowded inside the office looked toward Yixin, but Yixin was dumbstruck. How the duck was he supposed to know what's going on?
He logged in to check and then became even more dumbfounded, as it was Meng Fan's own account that rewarded millions of Penguin Coins to "Legend of the Mountains and Seas!"
Was it an error in the system?
Or did Meng Fan go mad?
No!
It wasn't ten million; it was twenty million!
"Shoot, another golden treasure chest appears!"
An editor next to him checked the app and cried: "Another one, one more, a few more in a row!"
Has the system actually broken down?
Yixin kept violently refreshing the website, but the comic page was loading very slowly. After successfully refreshing the site for a few times, the 20 million announcement was still there.
"Check the back-end!"
Yixin checked the back-end and saw that there have been ten rewards, each worth 10 million.
"Stop, there are no more treasure chests."
"Yixin, look again! How many 10 million rewards have been there in total?"
Yixin refreshed the back-end again, and saw ten times 10 million, that is, 100 million Penguin Coins, which equaled a whole million Huaxia coins.
Yixin was dumbfounded, as were the other editors.
What the duck was it all about?
The one million and ten million rewards appeared in the app. All the app users can see them and many people will grab the treasure chests. After opening them, they will get some coupons, experience and even Penguin Coins. Of course, you need to collect the comic before opening the treasure chest.
Ten gold treasure chests in a flash made "Legends of the Mountains and Seas," which had only a title and a cover, reach the number of more than 200,000 readers.
"I'm a bit confused."
Yixin drank a large mouthful of chrysanthemum wolfberry tea, and then hurriedly called Meng Fan.
"Junior Meng, just now, a lot of rewards have emerged for your new comic. The rewarding user is your account. Are they really your own rewards?"
"Yeah."
After the wave of operations, Meng Fan has finished the [Collector of Millions] mission, obtained the title and most importantly the attributes. Now he had +15 points in Scriptwriting and in Setting, and +34 points in Drawing Skills! After smoothly completing the task, he was in a great mood.
Yixin heard Meng Fan casually admit the fact and continued feeling puzzled. He couldn't understand it.
"Umm, but why did you do that?"
"Can't I reward myself?" Meng Fan asked. "I think I drew pretty well."
Yixin was speechless.
"But have you finished drawing? What, is this million yuan for a cover only? You, you can reward yourself, but what's the point in giving money to the website?"
"Nevertheless, it serves as motivation from me to me," Meng Fan laughed. "Anyway, I see that after giving out the rewards, I got several hundred thousand readers. Whatever then, it's the promotion expenses."
Meng Fan couldn't explain it to Yixin. He could just say he didn't need to explain himself to anyone. Anyway, his explanation was unclear. Everyone could interpret it however they wanted. After a while, he said he needs to take care of something, and then he hung up.
Yixin looked at his colleagues and shrugged helplessly.
"Don't look at me. I understand nothing!"


To reward Meng Fan for his bravery before his heroic death, the cosmos rewarded him with a 'system', sending him back in time to three months ago, alive.

"Oh, Shikato, Where are you from? And what are you reading?"
Chouki met Shikato on the streets. It felt a little weird that Shikato would go outside during the holidays instead of staying home.
"Oi Chouki, I just visited Akabane's comic store and went to buy his comic. Surprisingly I got a poster as a reward for his first costumer or something like that."
Shikato showed his poster to Chouki.
"Let me take a look."
Chouki leaned forward curiously. Although Shikato was in a hurry to get home, he didn't mind a chit-chat with his best friend.
Chouki's eyes widened.
"Wow, is there still any poster left?"
"I think so, but a lot of people might be there already."
Shikato seemed to get a little impatient.
"Ah, okay, then bye Shikato!"
After heard it, Chouki hurriedly left Shikato and ran to Akabane's store.
It wasn't hard to found the comic store since Chouki knew where Shikato went before.
Not long after he arrived near the store, he saw several figures passing away behind him.
"That's...Sakumo? And, Orochimaru too!?"
Chouki became anxious and immediately quickened his pace.
However…
If it's about speed, Chouki has a disadvantage from his classmates, and he can only saw both of them disappeared out of sight.
"Is this buying comics or competitions? Why are there so many people!?"
On the street, he saw another classmate ran in the same direction.
Sakumo, Orochimaru, Murasaki, and even Ryuu himself! They were like competitors that won't fall behind.
"Ahem... Ryuu-kun, let's go get Akabane's comic!"
Chouki coughed excitedly.
"Hmph, I didn't go there for comics. Kurama Akabane has dishonored me last time, and I demand a rematch!"
Ryuu said, angry while clenching his fist.
But soon, he noticed that it just a distraction from Chouki to surpassed him in an instant.
"Damn it, don't cheat!"
He hurriedly chased him.
Ryuu had forgotten his first intention to take revenge on Akabane and only thought of competing with the other to get to the store as soon as possible.
This meaningless competition continues until they reached the store. After Shikato left, Akabane immediately received his second customer.
Unlike the first customer, the second one is someone impressive.
"Sarutobi-sensei, why are you here too!?"
Akabane was baffled by the fact that the Third Hokage himself became his second consumer.
"Hahaha, I grew to like your comic and decided to come and buy one. It's for Shinnosuke if you ask..."
Hiruzen lighted his cigarette and said with a smile.
"Yeah, very convincing Sarutobi-sensei.."
Akabane complained silently.
As a high ranking ninja, Hiruzen could arrive faster than his son Shinnosuke.
"Shinnosuke, he umm.. asked me to buy one copy.."
Hiruzen took a copy and couldn't help but looked shameless.
Akabane took notice of some racket in the distance.
Sakumo was in front, followed by Orochimaru, Chouki, and Murasaki. Behind them was another of Akabane's classmates.
Shikato was the first one to arrive, as he was about to asked Akabane for a copy. He saw the Third Hokage walking out of the store.
"Uhh… Sarutobi-sensei?"
Then, Orochimaru and the other arrived together
Hiruzen paused for a moment, then he lifted his smoke pipe and cleared the way for Sakumo and others to enter.
"Is Sarutobi-sensei came here to buy Akabane's comic?"
Orochimaru sighed lightly
Hiruzen looks confused, and he didn't know how to reply.
"Do you still want the poster prize Sarutobi-sensei?"
 Akabane's clone enjoyed the scene in front of him, saw how an old man came to the comic store to buy a comic and fight for the prize poster with other children.
Hiruzen coughed and said hesitantly, "Of course not. I just came to buy a comic for my son and support Akabane. I.. I'm not... going to take the poster.."
"As expected from the Third Hokage, here is your comic sensei."
Akabane's clone smiled and gave the comic.
Hiruzen took the comic and left silently.
As a highly respected Hokage, he can't be seen snatches a poster in front of his former student.
After watching him leave, Orochimaru glanced at Sakumo, then looked back at Akabane. Then he said, "I've managed to save one poster from getting snatched by Sarutobi-sensei. Do I get a reward for it?"
"Of course not!"
Sakumo glared at him.
"Please remain calm... I'll consider the Third Hokage as a special guess, and the next customer must still obey the rules that the first come first to serve."
Akabane's clone said.
Orochimaru nodded silently and said with a disappointed tone, "Well, then that makes me the third costumer. "
Orochimaru accepted it without resistance. At least he was the top three...
Since when this became a competition?
Chouki coughed a few times before he could argue, but Orochimaru had already stepped forward to get the comic.
"Line up one by one, don't worry, there is plenty for everyone."
If these people make trouble, the store will become very noisy.
As a clone, he can't hold the ground.
"Huh!? I don't care about any of your rules. Akabane, come out and have a rematch with me!"
Ryuu finally arrived and shouted from the front door.
Akabane's clone frowned slightly.
He is a clone after all, but just like the real Akabane, he didn't like trouble, and Ryuu Uchiha was indeed a big trouble.
"Akabane, don't pretend you didn't hear me! Come out and fight with me. I haven't prepared well last time, and I wouldn't lose this time!"
Ryuu continued to exclaim.
Sakumo and Orochimaru looked back on Ryuu.
The two didn't interfere because this was Akabane's store, but if he asks for their help, they will stop him without hesitation.
"What's the matter? I'm here for a rematch, not making trouble!"
Whether Sakumo or Orochimaru, they had the best at combat prowess. Even if Ryuu was from Uchiha Clan, he has no confidence if he has to fight with either of them.
"Um... I don't mind with the rematch, but since you've already here, why don't you buy my comic first? I'll treat you as same as the other costumer."
Akabane's clone pointed to the comic shelf.
"what?"
Ryuu didn't expect this kind of response and didn't know how to reply.
The clone smiled inwardly while Ryuu sat on the ground, thinking about his request.
"If I bought your comic, you would fight with me?"
Ryuu looked fierce and murderous.
"Yep.."
The clone nodded lightly.
Anyway, he was only a clone, and when the time comes, Akabane himself will have to deal with Ryuu.
At this time, Orochimaru and Sakumo had picked their comic and ask for the prize poster.
"Since you both are the top first three, you will get a free medium-size poster, umm… wait, let me see…"
The clone was picky for a while, then finally gave Sakumo and Orochimaru their prize.
Sakumo excitedly took it over.
He has been waiting for it from the first he heard about the prize and rushed as soon as he knew that Akabane's store had opened.
"Come come! Open it now!"
Murasaki ranked fifth, and when he saw Sakumo get the poster, he immediately asked him to show it.
Sakumo planned to open it at home, but since the store has hyped up for a few days now, everyone wants to take a look at everyone's prize.
Ryuu looked disdainful, but couldn't help looking curiously.
The poster portrayed a masked man leaned against a big tree while reading a book called "Icha-Icha Paradise."
On the lower right, there was his name.
"Kakashi Hatake!"
"This... this is awesome!"
In an instant, his eyes widened.
"Orochimaru, let us see yours."
Chouki looked at Orochimaru.
"Nope, I'll go back and open it alone."
Orochimaru kept the poster unopen and shook his head.
Heard this, everyone else was felt disappointed, including Ryuu, who couldn't help but felt disappointed too.

I, Akabane was graduated from the university of arts & design in the 21st century then suddenly traversed into the Naruto’s world, by bringing my knowledge of arts and my love of Naruto comic I decided to recreate Naruto comic here…
[Ding! Comic System has been activated!]
Great! Ninjutsu? Kekkei Genkai?
As long as I can draw more comics, I would be unmatched!
…Or am I?
This novel was translated by SystemTranslation, please visit their site for more chapters.

"Oh, Shimi, Where are you from? And what are you reading?"


Chouki met Shimi on the streets. It felt a little weird that Shimi would go outside during the holidays instead of staying home.


"Oh Chouki, I just visited Akabane's comic store and went to buy his comic. Surprisingly I got a poster as a reward for being his first customer or something like that."


Shimi showed his poster to Chouki.


"Let me take a look."


Chouki leaned forward curiously. Although Shimi was in a hurry to get home, he didn't mind a chit-chat with his best friend.


Chouki's eyes widened.


"Wow, is there still any poster left?"


"I think so, but a lot of people might be there already."


Shimi seemed to get a little impatient.


"Ah, okay, then bye Shimi!"


After hearing it, Chouki hurriedly left Shimi and ran to Akabane's store.


It wasn't hard to found the comic store since Chouki knew where Shimi went before.


Not long after he arrived near the store, he saw several figures passing away behind him.


"That's…Sakumo? And, Orochimaru too!?"


Chouki became anxious and immediately quickened his pace.


However…


If it's about speed, Chouki has a disadvantage over his classmates, and he can only see both of them disappear out of his sight.


"Is this buying comics or competitions? Why are there so many people!?" he thought.



 

On the street, he saw another classmate run in the same direction.



 

Sakumo, Orochimaru, Murasaki, and even Ryo himself! They were like competitors that won't fall behind.


"Ahem… Ryo-kun, let's go get Akabane's comic!"


Chouki coughed excitedly.


"Hmph, I didn't go there for comics. Kurama Akabane has dishonored me last time, and I demand a rematch!"


Ryo said angrily while clenching his fist.


But soon, he noticed that it was just a distraction from Chouki to surpass him in an instant.


"Damn it, don't cheat!"


He hurriedly chased him.


Ryo had forgotten his first intention to take revenge on Akabane and only thought of competing with the other to get to the store as soon as possible.


This meaningless competition continued until they reached the store. After Shimi left, Akabane immediately received his second customer.


Unlike the first customer, the second one is someone who has the highest authority in the village.


"Hokage-sama, why are you here too!?"


Akabane was baffled by the fact that the Third Hokage himself became his second customer.


"Hahaha, I grew to like your comic and decided to come and buy one. And also Shinnosuke asks me so."


Hiruzen lighted his cigarette and said with a smile.


"Yeah, very convincing Sarutobi-sensei.."


Akabane complained silently.


As a high-ranking ninja, Hiruzen could arrive faster than his son Shinnosuke.


"Shinnosuke, he umm.. asked me to buy one copy and the poster.."


Akabane who was listening to the Hokage suddenly took notice of some commotion in the distance.


He saw Sakumo was in the lead, followed by Orochimaru, Chouki, and Murasaki. Behind them were also Akabane's classmates who he didn't recognize.


Shimi was the first one to arrive, as he was about to ask Akabane for a copy. He saw the Third Hokage walking out of the store.


"Uhh… Sarutobi-sensei?"


Then, Orochimaru and the other arrived together


Hiruzen paused for a moment, then he lifted his smoke pipe and cleared the way for Sakumo and others to enter.


"Is Sarutobi-sensei here to buy Akabane's comic?"


Orochimaru asked lightly


Hiruzen looked embarrassed, and he didn't know how to reply.


"Do you still want the poster prize Sarutobi-sensei?"



Akabane's clone enjoyed the scene in front of him, he saw how an old man came to the comic store to buy a comic and fight for the prize poster with other children.


 

Hiruzen coughed and said hesitantly, "Of course not. I just came to buy a comic for my son and support Akabane. I.. I'm not… going to take the poster.."


"As expected from the Third Hokage, here is your comic Hokage-sama."


Akabane's clone smiled and gave the comic.


Hiruzen took the comic and left silently.


As a highly respected Hokage, he can't be seen snatching a poster from a bunch of children.


After watching him leave, Orochimaru glanced at Sakumo, then looked back at Akabane. Then he said, "I've managed to save one poster from getting snatched by Hokage-sama. Do I get a reward for it?"


"Of course you can't!"


Sakumo rebukes him.


"Please remain calm… I'll consider the Third Hokage as a special guest, and the next customer must still obey the rules that the first come first to serve."


Akabane's clone said.


Orochimaru nodded silently and said with a disappointed tone, "Well, then that makes me the third customer. "


Orochimaru accepted it without resistance. At least he was in the top three…


Since when did this become a competition?


Chouki coughed a few times before he could argue, but Orochimaru had already stepped forward to get the comic.


"Line up one by one, don't worry, there is plenty for everyone."


If these people make trouble, the store will become very noisy.


As a clone, he can't waste his energy to stop them.


"Huh!? I don't care about any of your rules. Akabane, come out and have a rematch with me!"


Ryo finally arrived and shouted from the front door.


Akabane's clone frowned slightly.


He is a clone after all, but just like the real Akabane, he didn't like trouble, and Ryo Uchiha was indeed a big trouble.


"Akabane, don't pretend you didn't hear me! Come out and fight with me. I didn't prepare well last time, and I wouldn't lose this time!"


Ryo continued to exclaim.


Sakumo and Orochimaru looked back on Ryo.


The two didn't interfere because this was Akabane's store, but if he asks for their help, they will stop him without hesitation.


"What's the matter? I'm here for a rematch, not making trouble!"


Whether Sakumo or Orochimaru, they had the best at combat prowess. Even if Ryo was from the Uchiha Clan, he has no confidence if he has to fight with either of them.


"Um… I don't mind the rematch, but since you've already here, why don't you buy my comic first? I'll treat you the same as the other customer."


Akabane's clone pointed to the comic shelf.


"what?"


Ryo didn't expect this kind of response and didn't know how to reply.


The clone smiled inwardly while Ryo sat on the ground, thinking about his request.


"If I bought your comic, you would fight with me?"


Ryo looked fierce and murderous.


"Yep.."


The clone nodded lightly.


Anyway, he was only a clone, and when the time comes, Akabane himself will have to deal with Ryo.


At this time, Orochimaru and Sakumo had picked their comic and asked for the prize poster.


"Since you both are the top first three, you will get a free medium-size poster, umm… wait, let me see…"


The clone chose what poster was suitable for the duo, then finally gave Sakumo and Orochimaru their prize poster.


Sakumo excitedly took it over.


He had been waiting for it from the first he heard about the prize and rushed as soon as he knew that Akabane's store had opened.


"Come come! Open it now!"


Murasaki ranked fifth, and when he saw Sakumo get the poster, he immediately asked him to show it.


Sakumo planned to open it at home, but since the store has hyped up for a few days now, everyone wants to take a look at everyone's prize.


Ryo looked disdainful, but he couldn't help to also look curiously.


The poster portrayed a masked man leaned against a big tree while reading a book called "Icha-Icha Paradise."


On the lower right, there was his name.


"Kakashi Hatake!"


"This… this is awesome!"


Exclaimed all the children who saw the colored pictures of Kakashi.


"Orochimaru, let us see yours."


Chouki looked at Orochimaru expectantly, but what he got was


"Nope, I'll go back and open it alone."


Orochimaru kept the poster unopened and shook his head.


Hearing this, everyone was disappointed, including Ryo, who couldn't help but felt disappointed too.

I, Akabane was graduated from the university of arts & design in the 21st century then suddenly traversed into the Naruto’s world, by bringing my knowledge of arts and my love of Naruto comic I decided to recreate Naruto comic here…

[Ding! Comic System has been activated!]

Great! Ninjutsu? Kekkei Genkai?

As long as I can draw more comics, I would be unmatched!

…Or am I?


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Author: Funeral
Translator: Levaa
Raw Source: sj.uukanshu.com

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Cover, not mine, found it on net-kun. DM me if the owner wants me to remove it and I will.

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Milton Graves grew up a happy child, at least for the first few years of his life. His parents, Todd and Lucy, were hard working but they spoiled Milton to no end. They loved him and he loved them and their days were filled with love, happiness, and prosperity. Milton was fortunate enough to spend a lot of time with his parents.
They shared with him their love of comic books and thus he was introduced to a whole other world. A world full of people and otherworldly beings with amazing and frightening abilities, skills, and gadgets. The happiness that came from having the comic books and sharing those worlds with Milton made Todd and Lucy the happiest they had ever been. However, the world isn't all sunshine and fucking rainbows.
Lucy had been diagnosed with a rare form of cancer around the time she had become pregnant with Milton. She had been asymptomatic for years, but the symptoms started to appear after a few years and her health went on a decline. Todd attempted to stay strong for Milton's sake and even looked at getting Milton more comic books to read.
Then, the time had come for Lucy to go. Milton was heartbroken, but Todd...
Todd was destroyed due to losing Lucy.
He drank bottles upon bottles but he never touched Milton. Milton was a smart kid and he knew that if he didn't fix his dad then he would lose him too.

"Dad, I need to talk to you."

Milton got his father's attention away from all the booze and TV.

"Hey sport, what's up?"

Milton took a deep breath and with all the air in his lungs he yelled with all the courage he could.

"Get up of your lazy ass and do something with your life you deadbeat piece of shit!!!!!"

Todd was taken aback by what his 8 year old son had said. The first thing that caught him off guard was that his young son had used such profanity and the second thing was that he had no idea how to respond to those words. He thought for a minute and came up with a response.

"Milton, where did you hear those words?"

Milton looked at his dad and without skipping a beat he replied with.

"Xbox Live."

Todd muttered under his breath, 'Those damn video games.' He then looked back at his son and asked what he had in mind on how to occupy his time.
Milton ran to the office and came back pushing a large box with some numbers written on the side. Todd saw the box and recalled what was in it, the start to his comic book collection.

"Well dad, since you love comic book why not open a store?"

Todd thought about the idea for a sec and realized that with all of the new games that had been surfacing in various game stores. He also knew that the nearest game store was about 600 miles away. The town they lived in had a decent sized population and there were a few other towns nearby that had moderate populations. So Todd put down his bottle, cleaned up his act and showed his son the idea for the gaming hub that would reach thousands.

Todd and Milton began looking for the perfect place to host their shop. After looking at a few different locations, they settled on a larger space that had many unsuccessful businesses. The landlord was hesitant to make a deal with Todd as the other businesses had been more common place and had failed to prosper so what hope did a game shop have. Luckily, Todd had been a businessman and convinced the landlord to let them stay for a year and if they failed then they would move out. 

Todd made sure to get all of his documentation in order and began to order their inventory and decorations. Within three months, Todd and Milton had successfully opened their store, the Graveyard. The Graveyard had a slow opening but as word spread of the game store people flocked to it from all over the county and even some from other counties. 

"Wow dad, we did it. People can enjoy all their hobbies and we can share our hobbies with other people."

Todd hadn't seen Milton smile so much since his wife had been alive but he knew that if it wasn't for Milton, he would never have been so lucky to have this dream come true. The piece de resistance for the store was a comic book that was put in a special shadow box for all to admire. The comic was old, almost 100 years old, but it was the most expensive item in the store because of how rare it was. Many customers had offered to buy the comic but Todd had all turned them down.

Milton was told long ago, "No matter what happens Milton, promise me you won't ever sell that comic. It's very important to me and one day it will be yours. That comic is the only one of its kind."

Milton never forget those words as a kid and he remembered them into his teens. The popularity of the Graveyard also grew as Milton had and he soon felt the effects of it on the town. The last name Graves was well known throughout the town, the county and even the state. People had poured so much money and time into the Graveyard that many businesses even paid Todd to advertise some of the businesses in the shop. 

Todd, being the businessman that he was, couldn't say no and this allowed for more funding to be brought into the Graveyard which allowed for events, like MtG tournaments and charity events, to take place. Milton also became popular in the store because puberty had hit him pretty hard. He had always been on the taller side as well as being built like a twig but his love of comic books inspired him to be look like a super hero. He started training intensely and he grew taller, by his senior year of high school he was 6'5" and around 240 lbs. 

"Hey Milton, are you gonna stay after school and play some rugby on the pitch?"

"Nah, not today. I gotta go help out at the Graveyard."

"Alright, catch ya later Tombstone."

Tombstone, the ever so popular nickname that the students had given Milton due to his association with the Graveyard and his size. Milton had become well liked by his peers and he had learned about business from helping his dad run the store. The store had been expanded three times and almost covered an acre of land. Milton had become somewhat of a poster boy for the store and had even dressed up as some superheroes for kids birthday parties. He had never mind it because he knew that he was spreading joy and laughter to those around him.

While Milton had been an athlete and got good grades in school, he always knew that he wanted to help his dad run the store full time. The store was successful but it had a few issues. The store was in a very prime location to build a large business office on and many CEOs had come to Todd and offered him large sums of money to buy the store and all the land it came with. However, Todd made a promise to himself, Milton and his deceased wife that he would never sell the store to anyone. Milton had taken the same oath and swore upon his mother's grave that he would never sell the store. However, there was another issue with the store in the form of a comic book. 

Actually, it was the comic book. That rare comic book had been discovered a plethora of collectors who wanted it and tried many different ways to get it. Todd has poured a lot of many just to protect it and collectors had stopped for awhile but he knew one day that they would try to get it. The last issue was a man named Stick. Stick had gone to pawn shops and several book stores to buy comic books and then try to flip them at the Graveyard. However, Todd and Milton knew if a comic book was worth any money and Stick would always complain about how unfair they were. Stick was a notorious drug addict and he always tried to make enough money for his next fix.
A/N: Sorry for using this troupe but you know the story goes.
One day Stick was over all the bullshit that Todd and Milton had put him through and he decided enough was enough. He came in one day with a stack of comics and what looked like a game books. 

"What can I help you with this time Stick?"

"Oh nothing much, say did I ever tell you how I got my nickname?"

"No, I don't thin-"


Todd made the classic comic book mistake of never reading between the lines as Stick had stuck Todd with a butterfly knife. Milton wasn't at the store yet as he was on his way from school. As Stick hopped the counter to break into the cash register he heard the door chime.

'Ding ding'

"Hey dad, I'm here. Did we get that new pack of Yugioh cards yet?"

Milton then saw the scene that was ripped straight from the comics he loved. His father was lying on the floor bleeding out and Stick was trying to open the register. Then, all Milton saw was red and sprinted towards the register. His massive hand went for Stick's throat and Milton pulled him over the counter.

"You sick fucking little piece of shit. What did you do to my dad?!"

"H-hi M-milton, I-i was just trying to sell some comics."

"Don't play that bullshit with me. If he doesn't make it through this, then you're gonna change your name to Thomas Wayne."

Milton let the druggy go and called 911. While Milton was trying to save his dad, Stick ran out the back, down the side alley and was never heard from again. Sadly, Todd succumbed to his wound at the hospital and the whole town closed down to mourn the loss of the man who had strengthened their community. The landlord cut a deal with Milton that the rent would be taken care of and the other store owners in the town had actually pitched in to help support the store. Milton had been offered a free ride by many colleges for his academics and athletics but he turned them all down so he could run the Graveyard.

7 years later...

Milton had graduated high school and took over the Graveyard. It certainly hadn't died in popularity and while the customer base had changed a bit it was still a hangout for many comic book lovers.

"Harley Quinn is the best supervillain in Batman's rogues."

"Bitch please, Catwoman is the best. She would easily beat Harley Quinn."

Both of the young boys, Julius and Thomas ran to Milton in order to settle their argument.

"Milton, who's better Catwoman or Harley Quinn?"

"Well boys, its actually a suggestive question. It's really a matter of who you think is better. Plus other people's opinions about your favorite things don't mean shit."

"Wow."

"But you're both wrong, Poison Ivy is the best."

Before both boys had the chance to argue, Milton pointed to the live sized cardboard cut out of Pamela Isley aka Poison Ivy. The boys looked at each other and found the owners logic quite sound. 
'Oh the naivety of children, how I miss it.'

Milton had managed to stay strong and persevere in maintaining the Graveyard for the past 7 years on his own. He hadn't hired any employees because he found it hard to trust people and he wanted to maintain his father's legacy. He had put on weight since he had graduated and taken over the story but he was still plenty strong. However, there was someone watching the store. Watching and waiting for the perfect moment.

Later that night...

Milton was closing up the Graveyard for the night when the door chime went off.

'Ding ding'

"Sorry, we're closing up for the night."

"You can't even stay open for an old friend?"

'That voice, it can't be.'

"Stick, you finally showed your little rat ass back here."

When Milton turned around to face the murderer something caught his eye. A glass bottle with a rag sticking out of it in one hand and a lighter in the other.

"Stick, put that fucking bottle down now or I will break your neck."

"C'mon Milton, you think I didn't learn anything from all those comic books? Whenever the parent dies, always make sure to kill the kid so they can't take revenge."

While Milton didn't look athletic anymore, he was plenty fast and he rushed Stick. However, Stick was smart and flicked his lighter. The next thing that was seen was the glass bottle with a flaming rag go up in the air and Milton slamming Stick into the ground. It all happened so quickly but Milton was strangling Stick with his bare hands as the bottle fell to the ground. When Stick's breath finally stopped, Milton was too late as the bottle hit the ground and the store started to burn. The fire extinguisher was in the back room and by the time Milton had gotten it, the fire was far too big to extinguish. The only thing he could think of was the comic. Milton scrambled to get his drill and remove the shadow box from the wall. 

When the comic was finally free, Milton turned towards the door but the fire had gotten so crazy that there was no escaping through the front doors. Milton ran towards the back door but he forget that he had already locked it. The only Milton could do was go to the ground in the fetal position and clutch the shadowbox waiting for the smoke and fire to end him. For a second, he felt the burn of the fire on his skin and smoke in his lungs and then everything faded to black.

The Graveyard had burned down in the night and when morning came, the town could only see the horror that had befell the store. Stick's body was recovered, tagged and put into a grave but the remains of the Graveyard had been cleared and the lot had become a memorial to Milton and his parents. The town had gone silent and it slowly began to fade off the map. Although the town slowly began to die, the memorial still stood to honor the Graves and what they had done.

Somewhere else...

Milton suddenly awoke in an alley surrounded by old cardboard boxes and trash. He still had the shadow box albeit a little damaged from the smoke and fire. He tried to get a bearing on his surroundings but a loud crash had broken him out of it. He ran towards the noise even though he knew that was a fucking terrible idea and he saw something he never thought he'd ever see in his life.

He saw...

Milton Graves grew up in his dad's comic book store and eventually took it over. After a fire burned his shop to the ground and smoked him out, Milton awoke to find himself in the middle of the street. Before he could even think, two beautiful women with emerald skin were fighting. He recognized as comic book characters, but they were from different companies. How is this possible?

FEATURES

10 Classic Superheroes, Ranked By Their Origin Stories

by Neeraj Kumar Prajapati 

Not everyone is born a hero. In the case of superheroes, it's a singular moment that typically sets the individual on the path to becoming a force for good. That's what is known as the origin story. Whether it's an alien with unbelievable powers or a regular Earthling who's just trying to do the best with their natural talents, each comic book protagonist has an experience that leads them on their heroic path. And boy, have there been a lot of these told for both classic and modern heroes. 

The comic book medium has been going strong for more 75 years, and over those decades hundreds, if not thousands, of superheroes have been introduced. Typically these origin stories have been seen across a variety of media by both passionate comic book fans and people who are just looking for a good tale. And just because a hero is successful doesn't mean that they got off to the best start with their origin stories, but when these tales are told right, they're the stuff of legend. Here are some of the most famous superheroes of all time ranked by how great and epic their origin stories are. 

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1. The X-Men

Of course, each individual X-Men has their own unique stories, but together the team's origin tale is a classic. As mutants, they were all born with their abilities rather than imbued with them by science, magic or aliens. Consequently, many of these people face mistrust and bigotry from the general population who view them as freaks of nature. However, despite their persecution, they still use their powers to protect the innocent. Brought together by Charles Xavier, the X-Men not only combat threats ranging from fanatical humans to fellow mutants, but their overall mission is to fight for the rights of their fellow mutants and usher in a world of acceptance and peace. So even though their overall story is based in a superhero world, it's memorable because their goals are similar to what many of us want to achieve in real life.

Seen On Screen: In Bryan Singer's initial X-Menforay, back in 2000.

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2. The Flash (Barry Allen)

In the 1950s, DC Comics decided to relaunch several of their most successful superheroes from the 1940s as new individuals. The Flash was the first to receive this treatment, being reintroduced in 1956 as forensic scientist Barry Allen. While working late in his lab one night, he was struck by lightning, which subsequently knocked him into shelf full of chemicals. After waking up, he discovered he could run at superhuman speeds, and donning the red and yellow costume that's become much more recognizable than his predecessor's, Barry became the new Flash and built a quite a supporting cast. Visually it's one of the best origins on this list, but it also has a distinct sci-fi feel to it that few DC hero origins had before it. Many non-comic book fans saw this origin told for the first time back in October on the CW series The Flash.

Seen On Screen: As mentioned, the best version of The Flash Can be seen each week on The CW.

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3. Green Lantern (Hal Jordan)

Green Lantern was the second DC hero to be revitalized during the Silver Age of comic books. This time around, test pilot Hal Jordan inherited a special ring after it was bequeathed to him by a dying alien named Abin Sur who had crash-landed on Earth. Unlike the magical ring that the Golden Age Green Lantern wore, Hal Jordan's ring was a product of science that allowed him to use his willpower to fly and make solid constructs with his mind. Inheriting Abin Sur's legacy, Hal became the new Green Lantern of Sector 2814, and the first human to ever join the Green Lantern Corps. Like The Flash, it's memorable for its sci-fi feel, but also to due to how this Green Lantern inherited his heroic legacy from a mysterious visitor (which would later be repeated with Kyle Rayner) whereas his predecessor Alan Scott just sort of stumbled upon his power.

Seen On Screen: In the flawed, but right now only, Green Lantern origin movie with Ryan Reynolds, which hit theaters in 2011.

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4. Iron Man

Although the location for Iron Man's origin has changed several times throughout the decades, the story itself has not. While demonstrating some of his creations abroad, Tony Stark was injured and taken captive by enemy soldiers. While in captivity, he was forced to build weapons for these terrorists, but with the help of scientist Ho Yinsen, he built a mechanical suit that allowed him to defeat his captors and escape to freedom. With a renewed perspective on life, Tony uses his new armor to protect the innocent as Iron Man. Not only is it one of best redemption origin stories and full of action as Tony escaped his imprisonment, it also showed that not everyone who becomes a superhero starts out as a moral individual. Sometimes takes a nudge (or in Tony's case nearly dying from shrapnel in your heart) to discover your true potential.

Seen On Screen: Stark's destiny was brought to life by Jon Favreau in 2008's Iron Man, with Robert Downey Jr. in the lead.

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5 Captain America

Captain America's origin story wouldn't work well as an anti-drug PSA, but it's an excellent story of trumping over the odds. Steve Rogerswanted to serve in World War II, but his scrawny body and ill health prevented him from enlisting. Fortunately for him, he was chosen as the test subject for Project Rebirth, and after being injected with the Super Soldier Serum, his body became the epitome of physical perfection. Soon after the scientist who created the serum was assassinated by a Nazi spy, leaving the serum's formula lost and making Steve the only one of his kind. He subsequently became Captain America to not only to help defeat the Axis forces, but to become one of the most well-known superheroes in the present-day after being frozen for decades. As mentioned earlier, it's memorable for featuring the little guy rising up to beat the odds, but it also helps that it was an important reflection of the era he was created in and even inspired good to defeat evil in real life.

The rainbow butterfly was a rare creature that evolved from the rainbow bug. Live ones were worth about 100 Moe Coins, and the specimens were worth about 50 Moe Coins, which could be used to make items.
In total, they caught seven rainbow butterflies at the first try, and the whole process of rainbow planting required two days of meditation, three days of planting, one day of silk throwing and one day of weaving, and when the entire process finished, a week was also over. In other words, it would take seven days to produce one chapter, and about 700 Moe Coins could be earned on the side, which was not bad.
Hank, the stray cat, was the only merchant in Luhua village. It often walked around the village, selling its merchandise. Since Zhou Yu had enough Moe Coins, he would occasionally visit its shop, and if there were anything that he was interested in, he would also buy it as well.
But today, this smart businessman was here to buy the rainbow butterflies.
"Dear guardian, although I know you do not want to sell the rainbow butterfly, as a businessman in Luhua village, I still want to give you my advice. Our Luhua village commercial level is too low, except for some adventurers, almost no one buys stuff. I know that you intend to set up your own business and upgrade Luhua village to Luhua city, but if the commercial level is too low, even if you find the code of law, you are still unable to upgrade the village."
Today was probably the only day that the stray cat Hank talked to Zhou Yu the longest. In the past, Zhou Yu didn't care about the mini Luhua village's business. Apart from the pub, there were almost no other places that the villagers could spend their money. Even the mini amusement park did not sell tickets, resulting in Luhua's business transactions far less than the amount needed to upgrade the village.
In the mini amusement park, except for some wandering street performers, there wasn't even a regular street vendor. It looked very sad. It was not a nature reserve but looked more like a natural reserve. Probably no one would be able to find such a clean business district elsewhere.
Since Hank was already a merchant in Luhua village, naturally, it would not want this kind of thing to happen, but the guardian Zhou Yu was not interested in developing the business, so it could only try its best to maintain the existing business activities. However, since the guardian had the intention to become a Lord, then the business development naturally became a necessary part.
Zhou Yu did not know that the upgrade of Luhua village had this kind of compulsory requirement. Originally, he thought that finding the code of law was more than enough, but now it seemed like there were also other requirements, so he asked hurriedly, "so according to your idea, how should Luhua village improve its commercial level?"
"The rainbow butterfly is a rare animal and selling it can get high commercial points. Normally, every harvest of the colorful cloud silk can get 5~10 rainbow butterflies. If you are willing to give me half of it every time and let me sell it to other regions, then the commercial level of Luhua village will probably be able to be upgraded soon."
Then, Hank explained to Zhou Yu the advantages of upgrading the commercial level, that was, some wandering merchants would be willing to stay in Luhua village to set up their shops. In this way, he could get a certain amount of business tax. It would be much better than the current state of Luhua village, which had zero tax.
More shops mean the tourists of the mini amusement park would be more satisfied, and then it would naturally attract more tourists, and then the commercial level would be increased again. The higher the commercial level the more merchants would join Luhua village, and then there would be more shops. With this kind of virtuous cycle, mini Luhua village would thrive very soon.
Taking out half of the rainbow butterflies was actually nothing to Zhou Yu, after all, currently, Luhua village did not have an item craftsman. If he took out half and saved half, not only could it improve the commercial level of Luhua village, but he could also earn Moe Coins, it was a good thing. Besides, in order to build a city, he had to level up the commercial levels.
So, Zhou Yu agreed to Hank's proposal and entrusted it to sell three rainbow butterflies.
"Dear guardian, please wait for my good news, I'll definitely sell them at a good price."
And just as Hank, the stray cat, was about to start running around the streets selling its merchandise with a huge backpack, the king of thieves came running.
"Wait, Hank. I'll go with you."
The King of thieves was entrusted by Zhou Yu to investigate the situations of the forces nearby, and being a wandering merchant was the best way to hide his identity, so he took this opportunity to start his espionage. Recently, there was nothing happening in the amusement park, and Zhou Yu also didn't need the protection from the King of thieves, so Zhou Yu nodded and agreed to the King of thieves' request.
.........
Two days later, Zhou Yu finally saw the latest comic book of Ying Xiu comic studio, "The hunt for revenge".
A long piece of cloth was laid out neatly. If Zhou Yu hadn't known it in advance, he would have thought that he had just entered a cloth store. However, this was the final look of the comic. Fortunately, the studio was still able to produce the paper copy and the digital copy of the comic. Otherwise, Zhou Yu really wouldn't know what to do.
The setting of the story was still modern. Judging from the world background displayed in the first 50 pages, the main storyline was probably about the various prehistoric giant beasts in the Chinese mythologies that escaped from their seal and lurked in the human world doing evil things. The main character, Song Ci, who bore the blood of a Daoist family, came out from a secluded mountain to retrieve these beasts one by one.
It was indeed still a Shonen manga, it was just that it had a very rich legend flavor and coupled with the style, which was as strange and fanciful as the Classic Of Mountains And Seas, it showed a wonderful and unknown world.
The emotional tone of the story was similar to that of "assassin", which was all about the aloofness and coldness of the protagonist, lacking some gags. However, it was still slightly different. The darkness and coldness of Impermanence in the assassin was caused by the feud he bore. In fact, deep inside, he still had a warm heart. However, Song Ci of "The hunt for revenge" was indifferent. Seemingly smiling all the time, but actually, he was very ruthless.
Even though he was smiling, his smile still gave people a chilly feeling.
This was the comment of a passer-by in the comic.
Of course, this was only the first chapter, Zhou Yu still could not tell the protagonist's character completely. In the later chapters, the story would reveal the more detailed inner world of the protagonist. But from an old comic fan's point of view, Zhou Yu could tell that this comic was very good. The combat scene of the comic was extraordinary. The sense of attack and the sense of pleasure was displayed perfectly in the comic.
However, there was a problem. Because the colorful cloud brocade was weaved by using the colorful cloud silk, so Zhou Yu always thought that it would be a colored comic. However, when the first chapter of "The hunt for revenge" was produced, it was still in the black and white style, where did those colors go?
This was soon explained by the fast-handed Wang, "the colors of the colorful cloud silk are, in fact, not just colors that simple, they represent people's emotions, love, hate, joys, and sorrows, etc... Don't you see that the comic, that was made of it, is full of emotion and very moving?"
Hearing what he said, Zhou Yu thought for a second. Indeed, with just one chapter, he was already impressed by some of the characters in the story. Originally, he thought that the fast-handed Wang's drawing skill had improved again, but he did not expect that it was because of the colorful cloud silk.
"Then, what do we do with these colorful cloud cloths?"
Since he had already gotten the paper copy and the digital copy, he really did not know what to do with those cloths.
"The colorful cloud cloth is not top-quality cloth, but it is still ok. If you sell it in Star Light city, you should be able to make some money. Didn't you ask Hank to upgrade the commercial level of Luhua village? You can ask him to sell these colorful cloud cloths as well"
Oh yeah, I almost forget about that one.


Zhou Yu, a reclusive otaku, who did not like to go out of his house, was one day forced out of his house by a series of unexpected events.
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