The Human Shield Revised
Jan. 23rd, 2015 09:10 pmI revised the Human Shield design after a comment from
dr_tectonic asked about something a bit more revealing. It makes sense actually. An invulnerable hero probably doesn't need much of a costume. It reminds me of the Laurel Kent characters in the "Legion of Super-Heroes" universe, a 30th century descendant of Superman who inherited his invulnerability. As such, she wore very little in terms of a costume (usually a glorified bikini with no shoes). I prefer this hairy-chested hero instead, but she was pretty cool.
I may go the force-field route power-wise so people don't accuse me of ripping off Laurel Kent. It works either way for me.

The Human Shield Revised
I may go the force-field route power-wise so people don't accuse me of ripping off Laurel Kent. It works either way for me.

The Human Shield Revised
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Date: 2015-01-24 03:08 am (UTC)Trust me, no one's going to confuse those two!
If you're taking suggestions, mine would be that his force field is like the Enterprise shields -- something that protects him but which can be extended to others, perhaps by close contact.
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Date: 2015-01-24 04:47 am (UTC)It reminds me of Troia, the next identity for Donna Troy, after her Wonder Girl phase. Troia had a "personal force shield" that she could project.
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Date: 2015-01-24 04:49 am (UTC)I guess all the good ideas have been taken...
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Date: 2015-01-24 12:42 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2015-01-24 05:59 pm (UTC)Or Reed Richards. I always suspected that's how he got the "Mr. Fantastic" nickname...