Viola Moonlight
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It was a joyous morning in New York City... Street vendors peddled their suspicious goods, yellow taxis were driven by drivers of all nationalities and the people of the middle class rushed off to the back-breaking, bone-crunching monotony of their jobs.
One such a worker is Ruth Leslie avid gossip and typist extraordinaire. She is late and decided to take a shortcut through one of the Big Apples many alleyways.
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Hey, doll-face! Hand ovah the handbag!
Ruth spun around her wispy figure, only to see a heavily built hoodlum coming out of his hiding place behind a couple of empty boxes. Both his switchblade and golden tooth glinted menacingly.
Hood:
Cmon, broad, I aint got all day!
Nearly paralysed by fear, Ruth backpedalled slowly as the thug moved closer to her. Her pastel pink summer dress eventually brushed against a wall and she knew she was trapped. With nowhere to go, Ruth did what society had told her to do in this situation by letting out a scream.
Ruth:
HEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELP!
Mild-mannered, meticulous and middle-aged clerk, Dick Striker heard the yelling from right outside his office. He still had paperwork to file, reports to write and small talk to make over stale coffee, but this isnt the time for that, he thought.
Dick:
This isnt the time for that! ...I think...
He carefully pulled back the curtain and saw a big brute of a man threatening a defenceless and shapely woman outside. After checking his trousers for a wet patch, Dick rolled up his sleeves and unclipped his tie.
Dick:
Nobody will accost a woman that defenceless and that shapely! Time for action, Dick!
Dick kicked open his office door and did his best to strike a heroic pose.
Dick:
Unhand that handbag, villain!
The big galoot swivelled around and stifled a giggle.
Hood:
Who are you supposed to be, anyway?
Dick:
If armed robbery is your feast, foe, I am the indigestion that renders you uncomfortable!
Instead of indulging our hero in witty one-liners, the purse thief started charging at Dick.
Dick:
Oh, shit...
Dick Striker promptly turned around and started his valiant retreat. He ran as fast as his flabby legs could manage, but tripped and fell. As he lay there, obviously playing possum to lure the foe in, Dick considered his options carefully and only appears to be whimpering like a little girl.
Hood:
Any last words before I take care of youz?
As his armed assailant draws closer, Dick closed his eyes and kicked at the evildoer in apparent desperation.
Ka-PLONGGGG!
Dick opened his eyes, only to see the lout crumple to the ground. Dick drew back his foot from between the ruffians left and right testicles and retrieved Ruths purse.
Dick:
Does this belong to you, maam?
Ruth:
My hero! Thank you! But what do I call you?
Hastily going through all the taken and trademarked superhero names, Dick settled on his own one.
Dick:
Lady, you may call me Major Dynamo!
The hero formerly known as Dick pouted his lips and inched his face closer to Ruths.
Ruth:
Well, look at the time! This gal better get to work!
He watched as the womans butt cheeks wiggled away, but his amorous disheartening did not last long, for he knew that he had been reborn. Imbued with the power to communicate telepathically with puppies and the sacred and forbidden art of punching people in the crotch, Major Dynamo would that day set out to grab crime right by its little-
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What is the measure of a man? What synthesises a splendid sidekick? What is a hero without his helper?
One day, during a storm in Birmingham, a strapping young lad named Luchanan Lexington IV was playing cricket with a few of his friends. Suddenly, the ball gets hit and sailed straight over the boundary and into the stands.
Luchanan:
Fiddling fantastical shot, school chum! Ill go get it!
He crept in under one of the seats and his fingertips reached for the ball, trying to dislodge it. In the meantime, a storm picked up. Not being a stranger to a spell of the wet stuff, the brave young man kept calm and carried on. Even though his friends had long since abandoned their game and friend, he tried his darnedest to reach that leather ring.
ZZZZZZZ-CRANGGGGGG!
A bolt of lightning struck the pavilion, with the boy trapped in it. Sparks from all directions hit him.
Luchanan:
Owwwwieeeeee!
It was over in a flash (literally), but it did not leave a burned husk of a person behind, no. Instead, the electricity supercharged his cells somehow and also made his hair stand on end with Warbladian spikiness.
Luchanan:
Golly great gosh, I sure am lucky to be alive! I think Ill go find me a superhero to assist and annoy. Such is the mission of Birminghams bravest boy wonder... Lucky!
Johnson:
It was the year 1987. Edward Johnson enrolled in the Alfred Cranberry Butlers Academy-