After the recent Crisis, the one where we all had helmets on our heads and the internet was turned off; we have had to do some restructuring here at Metahuman Weekly. We are finally ready to bring this blog back, but here are some happenings in different American cities in recent times, starting today with the East Coast:
East Coast
Metropolis
The Big Apricot has had to do without their man of steel as of late. The
United Nations banned Kryptonians from earth, with the exception of Superman, but it looks like Supes has taken the banishment of his people a little personally; he has not been seen in Metropolis and has apparently taken a leave of absence from the Justice League. Will he be back? We certainly hope so.
Metropolis has done without its resident hero before and just like in time past, now other metahumans have taken up the role of Metropolis guardians (No pun intended). The hero known as The Guardian has been leading the science police and there have been reports of other heroes including Black Lightning and Steel protecting Metropolis.
A superhero has been seen in the skies of Metropolis with similar powers to Superman. Last time Superman disappeared the mysterious hero Supernova took to the skies and at first we assumed this new hero was him but recent reports say he is wearing red with a blue cape. Is he Kryptonian? Is this Supernova? Has Superboy returned from the grave? We can only speculate.
Gotham City
Gotham City has been in turmoil since the last Crisis when reports that the mysterious Batman had died. The city went into a panic. One MHW Gotham correspondent said:
“The events here in Gotham shows just how important Metahumans have become in our society. With Gotham’s hero potentially gone, the city has become a living nightmare.”
But Batman’s demise may have been greatly exaggerated as recent reports say that Batman has returned to the streets of Gotham in a flying car. We here at MHW are not sure about the flying car thing, but the bat signal was seen emanating from its spotlight atop the GCPD building. It looks like the Dark Knight has returned.
New York City
The Big Apple is still home to the JSA and the Titans of course. JSA team member Power Girl has recently been spotted working solo in the city as well.
Our Keystone City correspondent Bob Barka has reported some interesting things going on in Keystone today. Apparently, the Flash’s home base has been rocked with disasters today that resulted in both the JSA Flash and the younger JLA Flash arriving on the scene. A fire, a bank robbery, and the collapse of some city streets engulfed the industrial city and reports are coming in that it may have a metahuman cause as long-time Flash villain, Gorilla Grodd, was spotted in Keystone at the same time.
