Jarl
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Well that's what all these comics are all about anyways, right? The flag guy with the shield used drugs to fight Nazis and the X-Men were all civil rights whatnots on Professor Picard's Underground Hover-rail. This is just the latest development.
I was actually thinking about something like this the other day, because I've been designing superheroes in my head for Freedom Force (or maybe just to write/draw, I dunno) and I got to the point where I realized they'd be in one of those shared-universe situations, most likely a Justice League scenario, which doesn't make a great deal of sense. I mean, how do all these superheroes just happen to pop up randomly?
Anyways, I was wondering about how a Justice League would interface with the government. Would they be some kind of special forces branch of the military? Would there be a general with an eye patch and a cigar on the main screen, barking orders at them like they were raw recruits just in from Westpoint? Or would it be more of a non-profit organization kind of thing with the government not allowed to interfere? Or would they just plain be renegades always on the run from Uncle Sam (Basically, the X-Men)?
Perhaps I'm not familiar enough with Marvel's work. I was always more of a DC boy, and even then not a lot (Dark Horse and ABC actually get most of my comic money, and that's a pittance to be honest). And yes, I know that the Justice League of America is DC, not Marvel, I just don't know the Marvel equivalent.
-Anyone ever notice that Superhero teams and White Supremacy organizations often have really similar names?