MMA champion Geralt “The All-father” Reinhardt has gained divinity from the last of the First All-Fathers! ODIN! Follow his story and the Dc comic book story!!!


A/n:  by my own admission chapters 29-37ish can get a bit rough...not my best work

A young man who enjoyed being with his friends is transported to a world (DC comic) about which he has little or no information.  You will have to pave your way while trying to survive the chaos that this world represents and at the same time try to find a way to return home with yours ...... this is my first fanfic and I hope you like it, English is not  my native language, all criticisms both positive and negative are welcome.  I do not own any rights to the original DC comic characters or anything else like that.

What if Terry McGinnis wasn't just the biological son of Bruce Wayne but also Wonder Woman? How would his story change?
Read as Terry McGinnis learns not only about how to be Batman but accepts a legacy he never expected to receive.

The cover image is from the comic itself. Not something I own.

Given a few wishes, a teen wondered; what better wish than to go to a world made up of his favorite comic book universes with the powers of his favorite Xeno killers!

Join the boy as he grows up as a Space Marine in a world where he isn't so special but he's definitely Unique.

A normal man dies and reincarnates in Marvel just remembering Marvel movies and comics. (based on reincarnated in Harry Osborne and The Spider). sorry for the spelling mistakes I accept constructive criticism If you have not seen any comic or animated dc movie I will try to leave at the beginning of each chapter the comic on which each chapter is based

A young man just came out of a Comic store reading the new DC comic book on the way home.

 The only reason he bought this comic was because he heard that the comic teaches you more about Batman's Origin. 

When he wanted to cross the street he was so focused on the comic that he didn't notice that the traffic light was turning red and then he got hit by a truck.

 "Where am I? Didn't I die?" He wondered when he found himself in a room that looked exactly like his parents' living room when they were still alive.

You have to know that my parents died when I was a child and that is why I had no friends in my entire life because I was afraid that my friends would die just like my parents 

that's why I took refuge at the age of 10 in  comic where no hero is forever dead.

I can still remember it perfectly when I read my first Batman comic.

I understood Bruce Wayne's feelings very well when he lost his parents, but unlike me, he didn't mourn his entire life. 

he became Batman so that nobody would have to suffer as he suffered and that's why he was my favorite hero because he faced his fears.

"You are in the void" said an angel-like woman who was turned down every man with her blistered skin, her black hair and her black jeans and her black undershirt

 I got the courage to ask her why I am in the void and why she looks like death from the DC Universe.

 "Why am I in the void? Won't souls go to Heaven or Hell and why do they look like Death from the DC

 She gave me a serious look and told me that my death was a mistake, I should actually die in 90 years, not today. She also told me that my death was the fault of the god of my world

"Did I forgot something?" she said in a playful tone and a smile on her face.

"You still haven't answered my question about why you look like Death from the DC Universe."

"The reason I look like Death from the DC Universe is because that's how you imagine death to be"

that's how I imagine the Grim Reaper as a beautiful woman?

"What will happen to me now?" 

"You will receive 2 wishes and will be reborn in another world"

"is the world choice free?"

"Yes the world choice is free"

Which world should i choose? I've always liked Marvel more than DC because everything in Marvel is friendly and not as dangerous as DC I've made up my mind, I'm going to choose Marvel.

"I want to be reborn in Marvel and I want to be the same age as Tony Stark" 

"Ok" she said

"My first wish is that I get the body of Bruce Wayne and my second is that I become the sole heir to Wanye Enterprises." 

"Have fun," she said when she opened a portel in front of me, which has provided me.

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A: If you find any errors, let me know quickly so that I can fix them





The Shadow has a long and storied history. Over the course of the character's radio and publishing history, The Shadow became an American icon in his own right, and was even the inspiration for Batman, V for Vendetta, as well as being cited as a strong influence on the evolution of comic book heroes in general. 

The Shadow has many ties to DC, even though the character was published by many different companies at different points in history.  Superman co-creator Jerry Siegel, and Lester Dent (who wrote the Doc Savage stories) both wrote stories for The Shadow, among others.

DC Comics first published a Shadow series in the mid 1970's. An aging Shadow also appeared in Batman comics in which it is revealed that (in-universe) The Shadow was Batman's "biggest inspiration", as well as the surprising facts that The Shadow saved a young Bruce Wayne as a boy, and that The Shadow knows who Batman is, but the secret is safe with him. Batman also referenced The Shadow when he was once disguised as a night janitor at a police station, a method which The Shadow often used to obtain access to police records in his day. 

Another couple of DC published Shadow series was released in the 80's, and there was one more in the 90's. The Shadow also made a few cameo's in other comics in the 90's. 

This fanfic blends the radio version with the novel and comic book version. Certain RPG systems have been used to provide stats for the character to make tracking of changes easier. This interlude does not cover the many other Shadow comics, novels, pulps, and even movies that have been published over the years.

The Living Shadow, more commonly known as simply The Shadow, is whispered about but seldom seen, feared and mysterious, but frighteningly effective once involved. The Shadow has worked with famous figures such as Doc Savage and Batman, and is even cited by Batman as a source of inspiration and a model figure. 

Decades have passed and nothing as been seen or heard of The Shadow. Criminals have forgotten the chilling whisper in the dark, "The weed of crime bears bitter fruit!" Nor do they recall the frightening laughter in the dead of night. 

But soon the streets will again be haunted, the criminals stalked, evil pruned. 

Who knows what evil lurks in the heart? The Shadow knows!

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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.

Earth, 2019.

In a skyscraper who was marking the horizont of New York, on the top floor, a handsome young black-haired boy, who was about 23 years old, was wearing one of those typical white jacker of doctors, along with that goggles you use in chemistry, in front of him was a table made of balistic gass, over her was a complete kit of chemistry, (the same kind you Chemistry teacher make you buy because he is a mad mother****** and is in a urgent need of sex) as he stared in wonder at a test tube who was containing some kind of a bright glowing liquid.

This man who was looking like a idiot staring at a fucking tube, is Jameson "James" Queen, who sadly is the brightest mind of the 21st century, and the owner of the "Nicholson&Goodman Technologies", but even with all his glory, James Queen started from below, working day and night without a rest for the growth of his company, and in just after 5 years, made his company be one of the biggest names in the most diverse fields know for humanity, starting from Automotive sector and ending for having one of the biggest prominent results in research for clean and self-sustaining energy of all world.

Not that he is a great example of a man, after all, he was well known by the media for his love for the DC and Marvel Universe, like, a madly and unhealthy love. He like them so much that he even stop every research he has just to see the somenew films or series new episodes, or even to be in the Comic-Con, something who always cause trouble, like in 2012 when the fucking army show up and have to escort him out of the event because he doens't want to stop hugging Robert Downey Jr, and he may or not put a bomb in the local to keep everyone inside. But even with all his love for marvel, he have a favorite, that favorite being the DC universe. He loves everything about Dc, he loves the Flash series, he losves Arrow, but the most important, he loves Supergirl, to be precise, he loves Kara Danvers, the Supergirl. He loves her so much that he even go to a date with Melissa Benoist, let just say that this doens't end so well.

But well, returning to James. He was actually marveled be his new discovery. In that fragile test tube in his front was a bright glowing liquid strongly, this liquid would be the key to a clean, self-sustaining energy, but there was something more impressive, it seemed to interact with space around him, James had done all the possible tests and came to a conclusion, that liquid was like the blood of Jesus that healed the soldier who blinded him, that liquid was the key to everything. The funniest thing is that discover was like mostly every discovery in humanity, a accident. A reaction caused by James when he was testing how some substances would reacts at others. 

James was so amazed for his discovery that he did not even realize a thing, a storm who was being formed in the sky above the building of his company, and before he could even react to, or realize that something was happening, the roof of the building blowed up! A lightining crossing him and finally falling directly in his lab.

And in a matter of a second, James sees himself locked beneath the remains of his lab's roof. Coughing as blood falls from his mouth, his body struggling to survive, even if with his knowledge in medicine he knew that this is not going to happen.

Making a lot of effort, using all the forces left in his body, James said with tears falling from his face as every word was pronounced, "Friday, are you here buddy?"

Friday: Yes, sir, I'm here, as I have always been.

With blood pouring from his mouth, James was finally able to say his last words, "Please, send the results of the research to the backup server, also, send it to Gary too, he is going to know what to do."

Friday: Like you wish, sir.

James: "And Friday, Goodbye"

Friday: "Goodbye, sir."

And with that last goodbye to the unique friend he have in the last years, James Queen, the biggest genius of all the world, passed away. With no regrets and infinite happines be knowing that he was not alone.

...

Somewhere in the infinity of the Space and Time.

A very old man, that now that I stop to think, looks very much like Stan Lee, was sitting behind a white table in some sort of modern office while reading a comic book from Iron Man. And just as he was going to turn to another page, a white and faceless figure began to appear in the chair before him and starting to take a human form, obviously, that was the form of the now dead, Jameson "James" Queen.

Looking for the human who was at the chair in his front, Stan smile while saying: "Oh, hello there young boy, sorry I did not expect visitors, it's been a while since a human came here." Stan put the comic book away while trying to clean up the mess who was on his desk with his always big smile.

James: "Hum, excuse me, but... where am I? Who are you? Who am I? And wath FUCK is going on!?!?" he shouted with an obviously confused look on his face, who just grew as he swear he listen to someone saying from the vacuum of the FUCKING space, "Language".

Stan: "Oh, so no memory, you must have do something great then, especially to that old folks erase your memory. But to not worry kid, even if this is not that normal, not is so uncommon thought, but there are still some things you must remember, something like history, maybe some kind of sho- ..." before Stan could finish, James interrupted.

James: "I remember some things, but I don't know from where that memory came, I just keep hearing a lot of words, whispers actually. Something like, The Flash, DC, and the Arrowverse, otherwise it is like... like there was nothing." Something was strange to James, even if he thought he need to be in panic in that kind of situation, like, he doens't even remember his own name. But, James was just feeling peace, like if he knows that everything is going to be okay.

Stan: "Hahaha, child, do not worry, when people come here it is common to then to just remember some things, it's those memories that determine where they go. You child, your destiny is quite incredible but also incredible dangerous. To be able to go to DC and specially the Arrowverse. Hum... I guess I can give you an afford of my own, something who is going to help you in that new world, to make things more fun to you and us."

James: "What, where am I going? Why are you talking about that bullshit of new world? What do that means!?!" he shouted again with a certain agitation in his voice, it is like that old man before he is just playing with him.

Stan: "Do not worry, child. You're going to a better place, a lot better I must say. But just one thing, to that, don't become boring, you will have your memories sealed until the beginning of The Flash series." Just when he finish his last sentence, James suddenly disappeared from his view, doesn't even have the chance to say something.
"Goodbye child, I hope you enjoy your new life."

...

DC Universe.

Central City, March 14, 1994.

In the Central City General Hospital, in the maternity area, a mid-aged couple was holding their twin sons, the two little boys, Bartholomew Henry Allen and his older twin brother, Jameson Nora Allen.

James, a young man from Earth, and the biggest genius among the humans, just after he makes his biggest discover, James was struck by a lightning and dies, after meeting a God who was exactly like Stan Lee, he has now a new life, but nobody said that the life of a hero would be easy.

He see himself in a dangerous world, mainly by the fact of becoming the twin brother of Barry Allen, better known as your friendly hero, the Flash.
Now James will have to face villains he has never thought he will need to face, while still trying to deal with a hero's daily life, and there are also the changes brought about by his arrival in this universe.

What does the future hold for James Allen?

...

That's my first novel.

Warning: The fanfic is set in DC Universe, but it will also have elements of the series that are part of Arrowverse.
Probaly will have some lemon cenes, so, R-18.

Disclaimer: I do not own anything besides the MC or any other plot I may appear with, for the rest, all the rights goes to they creators and for DC Comics.

I have spent a lot of time recently trying to nail down the MHA timeline as it relates to reality. Present Mic quotes Napoleon, which means that until that point at least, history is as ours.
However, it cannot be that the present is as it is now, as assuming that each generation of One for All used it for at least ten years (and about 25 for All Might) one can put the Quirk Age as lasting at least 100 years. That would likely have eclipsed the invention of nuclear weapons, which are there as a trope within the combat trial.
Therefore, I put MHA in the somewhat distant future. Somewhat supported by Mario references that mention it as a really old thing, but I digress.
However, that presents an interesting question: How would that have affected entertainment? Would superhero comics and movies have survived that much time with their subjects being reality? Could they even?
Consider another thing: if DC and Superman survived, and then there was a timeline of any sort where Superman went evil again, then how does that reflect on the hero industry as a whole, or even All Might specifically? What was a somewhat political commentary veiled by the ridiculously impossible becomes a very real warning on what could happen should those hailed as heroes turn evil.
That doesn't sound like it would be allowed for long. And the more heroes and Quirks show up, the more classic comic heroes might start looking like parodies of reality.
While that doesn't necessarily mean that Marvel and DC wouldn't survive, 100 years is a long time to survive without major changes. Anime would also be majorly affected.
Partly in order to just say that classics would stay classics, I will say that they just died out, and are referred to as the "old stories." After all, even if the sources all survive, the stories that would come out in the Quirk Age would undoubtedly be different. Exactly what would be different is hard to say, but stories cannot be unaffected by the cultures and political/social/scientific climates in which they are developed.
For that last one, think about the original comic origin of Spiderman vs. more recent stuff. They originally said radioactive spider because it was known as a mutation cause, but now say genetically modified because it makes more sense with general scientific knowledge. 
Anyways, that is what I mean by the "old stories." Bygone relics of a dead era. 

As an addendum, I think that people like Batman, Iron Man, and Captain America, as "Quirkless," definitely wouldn't survive in their current forms. This world has shown its hostility to the Quirkless, and those that straight up destroy powerful beings with nothing but experience and intelligence wouldn't fit the general narrative the world is trying to sell. Cap would become more like All Might, Iron Man a technomancer, and maybe Batman too. 

Well, who expected this crossover?
Kaisei Oguchi is a teenager with a troubled past and a powerful Quirk- he can summon the ever adapting Swarm of the Starcraft universe to do his will. Trying to make the best use of it, and with a plan that he has shared with nobody, not even his most trusted sister, he enters UA with the intent to become the greatest hero, like no one ever was. Oh. And a side of revenge. Revenge is nice, too.
Expect him to be a little dark. In control of one of the greatest weapons of a cosmos, who wouldn't be? Who is safe from his wrath? Not even All Might will escape unscathed.

If I upload slowly, I'm sorry. I'm just a beginning writer with too many ideas and not enough experience writing. This and Marvelwatch are attempts to fix that problem . 
There is the possibility of me purposely withholding uploads to torture people under the Alcatraz Imperative. (I'm a big Sanderson fan.) But don't expect that too much.

And, I guess, the required legal disclaimer of "I don't own anything from the works I cite. I am not trying to claim them as my own creation, and am very much prepared to use any means necessary to defend myself. Including, but not limited to, the Chewbacca Defense."
However, I bet it's also obvious what I am and am not doing, so it would take some level of insanity to try to sue me over fanfiction.
At least target the Rule 34 fiction writers first.

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