Keaton sponsored genetic research, seeking a cure for pre-menstrual syndrome. Sharples was transformed into the Abominatrix as an accidental effect of the "cure".

• A Remake of Ion could be very cool in your hands - establishing a strong, smart female never hurts.


• Would Bendis allow you to play with his Alias character? Again, she's probably all in the background of Avengers, but I think you'd make a great (Jessica?) story.


• You would make a killer Squirrel Girl story.. but I don't think they'd let you print it.

• Batroc Ze Leaper - I could see some really sick, grim humor out of a character that's fucking retarded to begin with.


• Cypher - the mutant - the adventures of a super-linguistic nerd - screams for a modern-day tale w/o super powers gimpsuits all around him


• Remember Jim Lee's BodyShoppe art? If you ignore lady d-strike, you could probably do something with that.


• Simonson's Malekith always seemed to be an awesome villain to me, never seen it since the Simonson run. Too bad Beta Ray Bill is so high profile, you'd rock on him.

• Has the Watcher done anything lately? (heh) You know, an entire comic of just him watching as the world blows up would be fucking funny and totally against the character's purpose


• It, the Living Colossus and Shadu the Shady are starving for attention in a Fin Fang Foom kind of way


• Officer Z.E.R.O. - from the MU page - "It was meant to be the police officer of tomorrow. It was supposed to save lives. When Doctor Thomas Rizzo created the Zone Enforcement Response Option construct, it was with the best intentions." - You could teach readers a thing or two with that one.


• If you're in the mood for a western, the Two-Gun Kid is sitting out there wondering why John Woo hasn't called him


• Andre Navarro's Doktor OctoCock is looking for some action, I'm sure :)

Assembled by industrialist G.B. Blackrock to use their powers to make a difference in the Transformer war on Earth, the Neo-Knights are:

Circuit Breaker/Josie Beller
Dynamo/Hector Dialonzo
Thunderpunch/Lee Gruber
Rapture/Katrina Vesotsky

The Neo-Knights were assembled by G.B. Blackrock and the United States government to combat the perceived Transformers threat to Earth. They kind of disappeared after Unicron's attack on Cybertron.

A longtime comics fan, Barker achieved his dream of publishing his own superhero books when Marvel Comics launched the Razorline imprint in 1993. Based on detailed premises, titles and lead characters he created specifically for this, the four interrelated titles — set outside the Marvel universe — were Ectokid (written first by James Robinson, then by future Matrix co-creator Larry Wachowski, with art by Steve Skroce), Hokum & Hex (written by Frank Lovece, art by Anthony Williams), Hyperkind (written by Fred Burke, art by Paris Cullins and Bob Petrecca) and Saint Sinner (written by Elaine Lee, art by Max Douglas). A 2002 Barker telefilm titled Saint Sinner bore no relation to the comic.

Access is now a native of both universes and his duty is to keep them separate. If they start to overlap, the universes will merge into the Amalgam Universe once again. Access must move from one universe to the other keeping people from crossing over. If he stays in one place too long, he can cause spontaneous crossovers to occur.