interesting. i wonder how canon this map is.Originally Posted by Aahz
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01-28-2017, 12:50 AM #31Astonishing Member
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01-28-2017, 02:46 PM #32Extraordinary Member
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what's the name of dr fate's uhmm tower? Originally Posted by Aahz
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01-28-2017, 02:52 PM #33Extraordinary Member
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It is from "The Atlas of the DC Universe" for the "DC Heros" Roleplaying game. Originally Posted by silly
It was probaly offical at some point, but might not be anymore (the Gotham map in that book is for example completly different from the current one).
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01-30-2017, 09:57 AM #34long time member
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Yep...this is my list of the cities I think they should belong to. Originally Posted by Kaijudo
In their Charlton days Ted fought crime in Hub City and The Question in Crown City.
Another fun fact...in the very first DC's Who's Who Ted's base of operation is listed as Hub City and for the Question it's listed as Chicago."History of the DC Universe" by Wolfman and Perez, when the DCU use to make sense.
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01-30-2017, 11:34 AM #35Mighty Member
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Ah, gotcha. Crown City would be an interesting one to bring back. I wonder which current hero would fit in well there, what kind of city modern writers would make it? Originally Posted by Herowatcher
Yep...this is my list of the cities I think they should belong to.
In their Charlton days Ted fought crime in Hub City and The Question in Crown City.
Another fun fact...in the very first DC's Who's Who Ted's base of operation is listed as Hub City and for the Question it's listed as Chicago.
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Gotham and Metropolis. This might seem to be a smug answer, but since Jon and Damian are so interconnected to Superman and Batman, that they probably shouldn't reside in cities of their own. Plus, more importantly Jon and Damian are like middle school age, they're kids, they should probably operate where their parents operate.
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I'd like Wonder Woman to reside in Gateway City again. ARGUS and Steve Trevor and Etta Candy should also be based out of Gateway.
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I was always got a midwest vibe from Opal City. Like Ohio or Illinois.
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07-08-2017, 10:57 AM #39Amazing Member
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I believe the last place Fawcett City was suggested to be was Minnesota. It makes sense, too. Wisconsin already has the Great Lakes Avengers in Milwaukee. There are a few states that need something in the form of fictional cities.
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Aquaman and Mera live in Amnesty Bay, Massachusetts
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