Spider-Man & The Man-Goblins (Oscorp and Weyland Industries)

[Abishai100]

The troubled Norman Osborn, a recognized CEO of Oscorp Industries, is infected with a deadly chemical which turns him into the lethal Green Goblin.

Meanwhile, a budding science research company called Weyland Industries is developing a new breed of super-prowling insectisoid soldiers called Aliens. One day, the experiments go awry when the company scientists are experimenting with mixing human DNA with insect DNA to create a hybrid Alien strain. The resultant species is a man-like monster creature which resembles a grey goblin. This creature escapes from the lab with its prototype jet-pack and soars into the city.

Green Goblin is roaming around the city since Spider-Man seems to be nowhere around. He throws small pumpkin bombs (relatively harmless) into the city lake and causes minor 'water-splash vandalism.' Suddenly, Green Goblin notices something approaching him on a jet-pack. It greets him by saying, "Hello. I am the Grey Goblin."

The two agree to work together against Spider-Man who fortunately finally shows up after being distracted by his girlfriend Gwen Stacy.

The Green Goblin and the Grey Goblin are soaring around Spider-Man, making circular patterns. The Green Goblin hurls some dangerous pumpkin bombs at Spider-Man, and Grey Goblin shoots an acidic liquid from his mouth at Spider-Man.

Spider-Man must find a way to tackle both of these menacing man-creatures simultaneously.

Spider-Man soars in a linear motion between the two goblins and as Green Goblin throws his pumpkin bombs and Grey Goblin spits his acid, the bombs hit Grey Goblin, and the acid hits Green Goblin's jet-pack. Both tumble to the ground and Spider-Man wraps them up in thick spider webs and carries them to an incarceration center.

Oscorp Industries and Weyland Industries have in the meantime merged to form a new research company called Fountain Corporation. This new cautionary company officially does not take blame for any of the activities of the Green Goblin and the Grey Goblin, but Spider-Man advises the city to keep these two man-creatures under close supervision, since they have the potential to create true terror.

Spider-Man wonders if modern science is creating trial-and-error side effects that are really causing environmental destabilization. He decides to recruit a young scientist named Bruce Fredericks who will constantly study the chemical impact of genetics tampering.







Oscorp Industries


Weyland Industries





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[Abishai100]

We're dealing with a world that is fixated on mobility and mobilization (i.e., eTrade).

These creatures that Oscorp and Weyland are designing were meant to explore the limits of engineered mobility/motility, not the terrifying boundaries of survivalism.

Should we design a super-female species hybrid warrior and name her Panthera?

Panthera (a half-woman, half-panther) receives enough research funding to be created and a twin replica of her is made, named simply Panthera-2, and the two new Oscorp/Weyland creatures are sent to destroy the Man-Goblins who are resurrected and on the loose again and proving too difficult for Spidey to control.

Things back-fire when Panthera rebels, but Panthera-2 takes up the slack and using her special laser cords, she is able to take down the three vile beasts.

Panthera-2 is given a medal of honor and is declared the head of new hybridization research. She oversees the tight efficiency and ethical guidelines of exploring the synthesis of new strains of warrior or servant hybrid species. Panthera-2 ensures that these new creations will keep as their main directive the intention to serve and not to seek self-governance. To keep the creatures happy, she will be their mother.


Meanwhile, Panthera and the Man-Goblins are under tight watch in the Oscorp/Weyland incarceration facility...






www.panthera.org/



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