American Shield, by Allen Christopher Trembone
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05/29/23 | American Shield, by Allen Christopher Trembone | (Blog) (Forum) | Disclaimer |
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E | Informational. |
American Shield
First posted to the Free Universe Forums:
- Jun 22, 2011: .My own open source characters, but all of the pics have died on that thread.
Posted to the Public Domain Super Heroes wiki:
- May 5, 2013: .American Shield. Art by Allen Christopher Trembone.
Posted to the Open Source Characters group on Facebook:
- Jan 5, 2016: .American Shield. Art by Corey Grant.
- Jan 6, 2016: .American Shield. Art by Grant*. It's in the same thread started by Corey [*see the Other Images, below].
Allen's Description from PDSH: |
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American ShieldReal Name: Joe Smith First Appearance: Free Universe Forums - July, 2011 Original Publisher: Free Universe Created by: Allen Christopher Trembone OriginWhile on the trail of a Nazi spy ring, Joe Smith, a United States government agent was shot and wounded by one of its members. However, Smith's life was saved, when a being known as the Spirit of America appeared before him and said, "I have selected you to weild great powers! Use them for good!" Smith vowed to do so, and found himself with superhuman strength and agility and clad in a red, white, and blue costume. Now calling himself The American Shield, Smith confronted the Nazi spy ring and thwarted their attempts to obtain plans for an energy ray gun, bringing them to justice in the process. The American Shield went on to become a founding member of the United Squadron of America, of which he serves as leader. Equipment and AbilitesThe American Shield possesses superhuman strength and agility, which he gains by pounding his fists together. He is skilled in all forms of combat and espionage. |
Please include the paragraph below anywhere you use the character: |
The open source character of American Shield, by Allen Christopher Trembone, has been released to the Public Domain, and is available for use by anyone with only the following conditions: this paragraph must be included in any publication involving the character, in order that others may use this property as they wish, following the same rules as Public Domain properties. The main rule being that your version's story cannot be like the story of anyone else's version (meaning: you may not reference elements from the story you find the character in, because they belong to that story's author, and are not open source). |
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