What types of villains should streetfighters fight?

@wmwcjr,

that's the monty python bunny.

he's just cute...

(but don't get too close)

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@wmwcjr,

Please don't spam my threads with horror images.

Evil comic book nerds/geeks/gurus or comic book shop owners or employees or comic book conventioners.
Evil people who run comic book conventions.

When the heroes venture out into the "real world", there are some comic book people who discover that they are street fighters that fight crime and they force the heroes to spill their guts about their homeworld adventures and they base comics off of them and force them to appear at comic shops and conventions and make them sign autographs, etc. all against their will. They are forced into working for these people by signing contracts, etc.

Maybe they could run into real life "furries".

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@wmwcjr,

Do you have any suggestions for villains my heroes can fight?

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@wmwcjr,

I think they made fun of Night of the Lepus on Mystery Science Theatre 3000 one time.

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Evil human rights activists. Maybe there are some evil human rights people and anti-furry lobbyists who see the heroes as a potential threat and want to keep them under stirct supervision and locked up.

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@JGoldman10,

JGoldman10 wrote:

Re: wmwcjr (Post 4781861)
Please don't spam my threads with horror images.

Kudos for the civility of your polite request. Smile

Sorry I posted the picture of the monster teddy. Sad

I was trying to provide a chuckle for our good and funny friend Rockhead, not offend you. Personally I think such an image is funny, not scary (considering that it's not real). Also, the still frames from the Lepus film aren't scary, either. They're funny. I don't see how anyone could be disturbed by macroshots of cuddly pet store bunnies. (Oh, MGM, how could you have ever given serious consideration to such a silly idea for a movie, and one starring leading actors of that time? If I'd been the producer, I would have laughed the scriptwriter out of my office.) As supposedly being horror images, they're rather weak, to put it mildly.

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@wmwcjr,

That and those creepy rabbit pics.

Do you have any suggestions for villains my heroes can fight?

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@JGoldman10,

JGoldman10 wrote:

Evil comic book nerds/geeks/gurus or comic book shop owners or employees or comic book conventioners.
Evil people who run comic book conventions.

When the heroes venture out into the "real world", there are some comic book people who discover that they are street fighters that fight crime and they force the heroes to spill their guts about their home world adventures and they base comics off of them and force them to appear at comic shops and conventions and make them sign autographs, etc. all against their will. They are forced into working for these people by signing contracts, etc.

Maybe they could run into real life "furries".

If there were already people making comics based on their exploits, then they could either go and demand that they get a cut of the profits or they could sue the comic book company that is publishing their books.

That first idea has been done before in a cartoon - the ideas I suggested above is sort of an inverse of that.

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@JGoldman10,

JGoldman10 wrote:

Re: wmwcjr (Post 4781888)
I think they made fun of Night of the Lepus on Mystery Science Theatre 3000 one time.

I'm afraid you're mistaken, I'm truly sorry to say. As a hardcore MST3K fan, I regret to say that MGM wouldn't allow the MST3K folks to use their killer bunnies classic in their show. I must say that was disappointing. Ahhh, if MGM had had a sense of humor and had not been so full of themselves and had granted legal permission to MST3K, it would have been glorious!

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@wmwcjr,

Can you please SUGGEST some villains my heroes can fight?

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@JGoldman10,

You're asking the wrong guy. I'm sure your powers of imagination are just as great as mine, if not greater. You seem to have covered some possibilities already. My imagination doesn't run in this sort of direction, anyway. At least it doesn't want to now because it's tired. All I can think of is ...

the Mafia
rival gangs
crooked cops
crooked mayors and city councilpersons
terrorists
crooked businesspersons
crooked newspaper editors and dishonest reporters
Ron Paul (just kidding Mr. Green

)

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@wmwcjr,

Who is Ron Paul?

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@JGoldman10,

He's your boyfriend.

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@wmwcjr,

wmwcjr wrote:

You're asking the wrong guy. I'm sure your powers of imagination are just as great as mine, if not greater. You seem to have covered some possibilities already. My imagination doesn't run in this sort of direction, anyway. At least it doesn't want to now because it's tired. All I can think of is ...

the Mafia
rival gangs
crooked cops
crooked mayors and city councilpersons
terrorists
crooked businesspersons
crooked newspaper editors and dishonest reporters
Ron Paul (just kidding )

You pretty much rehashed what I already posted, except for that Ron Paul part.

Is Ron Paul a user here? He sounds like an author.

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@JGoldman10,

If you ever come out of your self-involved cave, you'd learn there is a world out there that doesn't revolve around you. Ron Paul is a national politician a Congressman from TX, whom previously ran for President and is running again.

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@Ragman,

I AM FOCUSED ON MY GOALS and I am AWARE OF THAT.

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Weird question - should my cats and dogs be Democrat or Republican? Or Independent?

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@JGoldman10,

Well, Democrats are donkeys; and Republicans are elephants. So, perhaps your dogs and cats should be independents. Mr. Green

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@wmwcjr,

Cats are free-thinkers, and dogs are loyalists - so which party would they belong to?

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