Comic book fanfics.

[DaniellePlaysWithToys]

BTW, here's the story I was talking about in the OP. https://www.deviantart.com/dannywapb...tory-853944360

[DaniellePlaysWithToys]

Didn't The Atom go inside Red Tornado in Crisis on Infinite Earths?

Pretty sure he did after RT went haywire. Atom was in his Gil Kane style Sword of the Atom getup.

Why couldn't he go inside Cyborg? I have a fetish for the insides of people's bodies and I have a crush on Cyborg, and I ship Cyborg and The Atom. It would've been perfect. (Also I don't like robotic insides. That's why Cyborg's insides in that Teen Titans episode never turned me on.)

[DaniellePlaysWithToys]

Also, I got the idea of Rhodey having a severe headache from an Iron Man arc from 1984.

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[thunderbolt]

I don't recall offhand (it's been over 20 years since I last read COIE), but it is a fairly common trope in speculative fiction (some would argue an overused trope bordering on cliche now).

-M

Pretty sure he did after RT went haywire. Atom was in his Gil Kane style Sword of the Atom getup.

[MRP]

Didn't The Atom go inside Red Tornado in Crisis on Infinite Earths?

I don't recall offhand (it's been over 20 years since I last read COIE), but it is a fairly common trope in speculative fiction (some would argue an overused trope bordering on cliche now).

-M

[thunderbolt]

They also did it with Pym going inside the Vision in Avengers #93 with art by Neal Adams.

-M

Didn't The Atom go inside Red Tornado in Crisis on Infinite Earths?

[DaniellePlaysWithToys]

That's what someone has to do, cuz I sure as hell can't draw.

[Nostalgiabuff]

if you're having fun with it, go for it. you doing artwork for this?

[MRP]

They also did it with Pym going inside the Vision in Avengers #93 with art by Neal Adams.

-M

[thunderbolt]

I think its a movie called Fantastic Voyage

[DaniellePlaysWithToys]

I might write a few comic book fanfics that could be adapted into animations if any of you have the skill. Here's a summary of one about the Marvel universe:

"James Rhodes wakes up with a headache. Attempting to work through it, he accompanies the Avengers on their mission. During his duty, his headache grows worse and he's eventually left looking for a way to cure it. Ant-Man suggests they shrink and enter his body to determine the cause, to which everyone agrees. They use a ship provided by Pym Labs to travel inside War Machine, and they discover a tumor has grown in there. They defeat the tumor and exit his body, and upon returning to normal size, War Machine thanks them."

What do you think of this?