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So you tell me you like comics -
Oct. 26th, 2009 10:27 amTell me what you think of this - I think this is made of wonderful:
Abandoned as a newborn, Jane was adopted from Korea by a wealthy white couple at four months. After unexpectedly having two biological children, Jane’s adoptive parents feel they have no use for her, and when she comes out as bisexual at age 13, they kick her out. She is shuffled through the foster care system until aging out, at which point she moves to The Center, a cooperative home for homeless LGBTQ youth. Abandoned so many times, she now calls herself “Jane Doe.”
Jane is a queer femme woman, slim build, 20. Her black hair is cut choppy and asymmetrical, streaked with electric blue. Her style is edgy and futuristic, in black, gray and blue.
Corrupt governmental wheeling and dealing put The Center in the hands of multibillionaire Elliot Rush, whose biotech firm GenFX needs secret human testing. Believing the residents of The Center are “throwaway” people – people no one will miss – Rush uses them as human guinea pigs.
GenFX’s serum takes prexisting traits in the host and amplifies them to a superhuman level, operating under the theory that if a body has a predisposition towards a certain ability, enhancing that trait will give the individual intuitive control over it. Jane has a keen emotional awareness that allows her to read people, situations, feelings and intentions, so when exposed to the serum, her body reacts by amplifying her existing emotional intelligence. She becomes telepathic, and in addition to being able to read others’ minds, she can speak to them in their thoughts and share images or sounds. When experiencing strong emotions, these feelings “radiate,” positively or negatively affecting those around her.
That was the winner of the contest. The one this publication sponsored.
I may just have to get this - even if I have to salt it away...oh wait. Fuck me, it's Black Lava under all of this! I LOVE THESE GUYS. (And have a ton of their stuff.)
Yeah, I gotta go clean out the recycle bin. I want.
Abandoned as a newborn, Jane was adopted from Korea by a wealthy white couple at four months. After unexpectedly having two biological children, Jane’s adoptive parents feel they have no use for her, and when she comes out as bisexual at age 13, they kick her out. She is shuffled through the foster care system until aging out, at which point she moves to The Center, a cooperative home for homeless LGBTQ youth. Abandoned so many times, she now calls herself “Jane Doe.”
Jane is a queer femme woman, slim build, 20. Her black hair is cut choppy and asymmetrical, streaked with electric blue. Her style is edgy and futuristic, in black, gray and blue.
Corrupt governmental wheeling and dealing put The Center in the hands of multibillionaire Elliot Rush, whose biotech firm GenFX needs secret human testing. Believing the residents of The Center are “throwaway” people – people no one will miss – Rush uses them as human guinea pigs.
GenFX’s serum takes prexisting traits in the host and amplifies them to a superhuman level, operating under the theory that if a body has a predisposition towards a certain ability, enhancing that trait will give the individual intuitive control over it. Jane has a keen emotional awareness that allows her to read people, situations, feelings and intentions, so when exposed to the serum, her body reacts by amplifying her existing emotional intelligence. She becomes telepathic, and in addition to being able to read others’ minds, she can speak to them in their thoughts and share images or sounds. When experiencing strong emotions, these feelings “radiate,” positively or negatively affecting those around her.
That was the winner of the contest. The one this publication sponsored.
I may just have to get this - even if I have to salt it away...oh wait. Fuck me, it's Black Lava under all of this! I LOVE THESE GUYS. (And have a ton of their stuff.)
Yeah, I gotta go clean out the recycle bin. I want.
