Wyldfire Adventures

In a meadow outside the city of San Francisco at 10:23 a.m., the exact moment of the Equinox, a ripple forms in the air.

Jean-Claude Gironde, Doctor of Psychiatry, heir of Phoenix Industries and several pieces of private real estate, takes his career in a new direction. In the process, he secretly creates a supergroup called "Wyldfire" which employs interesting metahumans whom he has met in various other circumstances.

A hypnotic violinist is the chief minion for an "Element Master" who has a quartet of brainwashed minions obeying the violinist's every cue.

On a simple trip to pick up groceries, ShadowStar in her civilian identity of Tina Grewal gets taken hostage by the Joker, who needs bait to draw in the current Robin. Joker was not the sort of villain to look around for witnesses; he has no idea that someone witnessed the crime, and is willing to pursue Tina's captors wherever they may go.

Intergang forces stage a daring raid on the boardroom of Phoenix Industries, drugging the executives at a conference on the construction of a high-tech prison for metahuman lawbreakers. More as this story develops!

When a superspeedster and a hacktivist take a romantic vacation in the Bermuda Triangle, the laws of reality guarantee that something hinky will crop up. In this case, there is a shimmer in the air that tosses one of the two metahuman college students almost sixty years into the past.

Four girls have gone missing, all connected to this school which Professor Gironde suspects of being a front for a neo-Nazi radical organization. The school takes only mutants, teaches them to suppress their powers, teaches them that mutants are lesser than "true humans". All four girls were taken from their own homes, from their bedrooms, at night; no sign of forced entry. Two bodies have been found.

Wyldfire investigates.

The private school, which had spent ten years as part of Metropolis's city-wide college network, now officially opens its doors as a private boarding school for students who need a specific learning environment. Some of these students are metahuman, either born with an active metagene or developing metagene activity due to medical or environmental intervention. Others are more traditionally "human", but come from complex circumstances or have difficult-to-fit learning needs.

Retro takes over the Berkeley Sports Metroplex, Metropolis' major sports stadium, while groundskeepers are still preparing it for the Black Friday Game. He holds it hostage, threatening explosive demolition, unless his demands are met: Wyldfire to surrender to him.

Twisted nightmare versions of some of the world's Greatest Heroes take to the streets of Metropolis for nefarious purposes. The "Dark Captain" version of Captain America is a steroid-abusing brute; the "Dark Robin" version of Robin is a sniper.

Opposing them are any area heroes who can turn up, including (but not limited to) Wyldfire.

A villain named Drassad, from a virtual reality based Alternate Earth, breaks through to this reality via the computers in Wyldfire's training area beneath the Gironde School main building's basement. He uses a computer virus to take over most of the campus, collecting prisoners along the way to serve as raw materials.

Complication: Drassad's visual representation has always been identical to Jean-Pierre Gironde, late father of the team's employer, even before he gained access to the Wyldfire servers.

A new domestic terrorism organization calling themselves "The Knights of Genetic Purity" are after two kids from the Metropolis Undercity. They disguised themselves as members of a Chinatown gang, "Wind Dragons", and dragged the kids down a tunnel that opens up in Chinatown. They left a tunnel collapse behind to make people think the kids had died in an accident. Wyldfire to the rescue!

Each following their own trail of stolen items transported across the northeastern U.S., Dr. Doom and Wyldfire agents travel from a Metropolis warehouse to a corporate laboratory in Gotham City, then back to a villain lair in Metropolis where the combined villainy of explosive metahuman Plastique and body-controller Shimmer have chosen to become a single person named Muse.

And to grow themself, in true Rocky Horror fashion, a perfect boyfriend.

Who is going to look a lot like the young Hero of Metropolis known as Silverwing.

Rather than allow this rather imperious lady to use her not inconsiderable political connections to stir up a lot of trouble for Blackjack and his former associates, Wyldfire has been assigned to step into the gap and pass themselves off as "Monsieur Paxton's team". Details are as follows....

Limited Series: Cyborgs on Wheels

Sahara, Skyburner, and Dr. Reynolds meet up and fight new villain gang (imported from Chicago!) The Freakshow.

Instead of regular zombies, New York City gets badly-declaiming-historic-poetry zombies. Special guest star: Sahara

Wyldfire Adventures: To be the Fly

a.k.a.

The Three Investigators STILL NOT LEARNING.

Mega Crossover Series:
Will of the Earth

Martin Prinz and his daughter Amy Prinz and his daughter have recently arrived.   Don Blake is recovering from his "four car pileup", receiving continuing care from Dr. Gironde and Dr. Reynolds.   Rissa thinks "electronic coconuts" is a code phrase for something else. Probably something raunchy.   The school is going to the "Harvest" street festival in Metropolis' Chinatown.   Somebody attacks the crowd with grenades, while a city councilman's children vanish!

Infinity Inc and Hammer Empire are squabbling over a serum sample currently in the possession of SAFEGUARD.

Wyldfire sends some men undercover to help a metahuman lawyer root out dangerous secrets in a small mining town.

Wyldfire vs Rán and militant Kryptonians

A plea for help in rescuing a family member from the grips of a criminal organization, Advanced Idea Mechanics, draws Wyldfire into the crosshairs between a three-way tug of war!