Monthly Archives: May 2012

Previously: The battle between Metalord and the Cobalt Czar was destroying the Foreign Ghetto, while Twain tried to rescue Yi Fan from the cables smothering her. And now… Metalord was getting dizzy from all the aerobatics he was having to … Continue reading →

Previously: Metalord fought the Cobalt Czar as Twain sought to save Yi Fan from being smothered by a length of electrical cable. And now… Metalord cursed as he flung another car into the path of a blue beam, then swooped … Continue reading →

Previously: Twain knocked Digger out as Metalord squared off against the Cobalt Czar. And now… “You know what? Maybe I’m not such a good guy after all.” Metalord coiled the cable tighter around Yi Fan, who let out another cry … Continue reading →

Previously: Dual stand-offs between Metalord and the Cobalt Czar and Twain and Digger. And now… “Oh for God’s…” Twain said. He felt a seeping warmth from the crystal spreading to his limbs and washing the pain from his face. “Look, … Continue reading →

Previously: Digger and Twain fought over the mask while Metalord and Ghost Dragon destroyed much of the town in their battle, a battle which was interrupted by the arrival of the Cobalt Czar. And now… “Tsar Kobalta,” Metalord called happily. … Continue reading →

Previously: Twain and Digger were fighting over the golden mask, while Metalord and Ghost Dragon were just fighting. And now… Twain felt a tiny bit of fear worm its way up his throat, but he forced it back down. Digger … Continue reading →

Previously: A fight had started between Digger and Metalord and Ghost Dragon and Twain. And now… Digger turned and saw Twain. “You,” he said. “Me,” Twain agreed. “Where’s the mask?” Digger asked. “Around here somewhere,” Twain said. He pointed at … Continue reading →

Previously: Digger was sent into the past and ran into Caveat Maledictor at the Flea Market of Eternity. And now… Digger turned toward Caveat. “Look, I know none of this will mean anything to you right now, but…” “Excuse me,” … Continue reading →