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==October, '88== | ==October, '88== | ||
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:: '''''Giza Plateau, Egypt''''': Following a narrow escape from tons of falling rock in America the Avengers recieve a telegram from Commander Dee directing them to an issue above the Great Pyramids at the site of another of the Mehir standing stones and "invasion" pit that splits the Causeway between the Sphinx and the Great Pyramid on the plateau. | :: '''''Giza Plateau, Egypt''''': Following a narrow escape from tons of falling rock in America the Avengers recieve a telegram from Commander Dee directing them to an issue above the Great Pyramids at the site of another of the Mehir standing stones and "invasion" pit that splits the Causeway between the Sphinx and the Great Pyramid on the plateau. | ||
::: There the Avengers are directed into a trap unknowingly by their teammate Argonaut! As the Avengers uncover a massive [[Avengers 1888 Egyptian Terracotta Growing Warriors|Egyptian Terracotta Growing Warriors]] beneath the Sphinx's paws - Thor accidentally activates part of the army that begins to attack. Meanwhile in the distance a figure looks down on them from the pyramids... | ::: There the Avengers are directed into a trap unknowingly by their teammate Argonaut! As the Avengers uncover a massive [[Avengers 1888 Egyptian Terracotta Growing Warriors|Egyptian Terracotta Growing Warriors]] beneath the Sphinx's paws - Thor accidentally activates part of the army that begins to attack. Meanwhile in the distance a figure looks down on them from the pyramids... | ||
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:: '''''London, England''''': Following an ugly autopsy, pealing the young frenchman from the leathered mechanics of his theiving identity of "'''Mr. Scorp'''", it was determined that Carmine Black is the forth victim (third found) of London's Ripper. Mr. Black was killed Sunday, September 30, 1888. Scotland Yard notes that Carmine had reported ties to the french owned company '''Maxim-Nordenfelt Guns, Ammunition Industry Munitions''' having worked for the dockyards within the East India Docks, a small group of Docks in the Blackwall area of East London, just north of the Isle of Dogs. | :: '''''London, England''''': Following an ugly autopsy, pealing the young frenchman from the leathered mechanics of his theiving identity of "'''Mr. Scorp'''", it was determined that Carmine Black is the forth victim (third found) of London's Ripper. Mr. Black was killed Sunday, September 30, 1888. Scotland Yard notes that Carmine had reported ties to the french owned company '''Maxim-Nordenfelt Guns, Ammunition Industry Munitions''' having worked for the dockyards within the East India Docks, a small group of Docks in the Blackwall area of East London, just north of the Isle of Dogs. | ||
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:: '''''London, England''''': Mark Scarlotti (aka. '''Whiplash''') was killed on earlier on Sunday evening, September 30, 1888, on the same day as the next victim (Carmine Black). Scarlotti, originally a babbage engine technician who began his work at Starkweather Industries, and most recently at the Hammer Industries organization of Surrey, England. Scotland Yard notes that following a background check it is revealed that Scarlotti had been relieved of his job at Hammer Industries, having been diagnosed as manic-depressive by prison psychiatrists following a bout with theft. He had been reported as attempting to reform, but his manic nature lead him back to his alter-ego armored criminal identity of "Whiplash". | :: '''''London, England''''': Mark Scarlotti (aka. '''Whiplash''') was killed on earlier on Sunday evening, September 30, 1888, on the same day as the next victim (Carmine Black). Scarlotti, originally a babbage engine technician who began his work at Starkweather Industries, and most recently at the Hammer Industries organization of Surrey, England. Scotland Yard notes that following a background check it is revealed that Scarlotti had been relieved of his job at Hammer Industries, having been diagnosed as manic-depressive by prison psychiatrists following a bout with theft. He had been reported as attempting to reform, but his manic nature lead him back to his alter-ego armored criminal identity of "Whiplash". | ||
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