History WMG / Irredeemable

*** Slight problem, though, ComicBook/KingdomCome was more a {{deconstruction}} of UsefulNotes/{{the Dark Age|of Comic Books}}, not really a {{reconstruction}} of UsefulNotes/{{the Silver Age|of Comic Books}}.

[[WMG: We'll get an Irredeemable tabletop RPG.]]

** A more accurate statement might be that he's Writing Against Type and shaking off the image fans of him as someone who can't write anything not based or inspired by the Silver Age. And doing a damn good job of it.

[[WMG: Eventually, Mark Waid will make a third comic series set in the Ireedeemable Universe....]]

* An Inspector Gadget Expy.

* A Bibleman Expy.

[[WMG: Agent Nine is a super-spy, not a superhero]]

Think Resident Evil, but with supervillains and their minions/flu kids/henchmen instead of zombies and other monsters, with Plutonian as Irredeemable’s version of Albert Wesker.

** Actually, a more fitting title would be "Inconceivable", which would be what the boy's reaction would be to the Plutonian now being evil is.

* That would mean that Kick-Ass, Kingsman, and Wanted are also in the same universe, according to the ending of Kick-Ass 3 and WordOfGod.

* Not sure what the title would be though. Affection? Referring to how the husband still loves his wife even though he turned evil and his wife stayed a hero, and how his wife still loves him despite the horrible things he did?

** k) The Plutonian is [[SealedEvilInACan sealed away, and the last issue will be of him being released]] to butt heads with super-heroes in the future (who look strangely like the ComicBook/{{Legion of Super-Heroes}}).

* Not sure what the title would be though. Affection? Referring to how the husband still loves his wife even though he turned evil and his wife stayed a hero?

With the intro showing that Plutonian's essense left the Boys universe because EVEN HE was horrified by the villains of that universe.

This would explain the presence of ComicBook/Superman expies and why most of them deviate from the character in alignment/personality/etc.

* And the main protagonists will be superheroes who survived the Plutonian's rampage by going into hiding and fighting crime discretely until it was confirmed that the Plutonian is dead for good.

[[WMG: Hypothetically speaking, had there been sequel comics, Gilgamos' affiliation with Babylonian mythology would have played a more major role.]]

* Both involve radicals who worship major villains, whether they are knowingly doing so or not (The Boys has the fundamentalists at the Believe Expo who unknowingly worships Homelander more than they do their God the claim to worship, and Irredeemable has The Diamond Gang, a Neo-Nazi gang that worships the Plutonian.)

* Both attack a certain part of comic book creation (The Boys goes after the sleazy corporate underbelly behind comics, Irredeemable goes after the mythos itself).

* Both involve radicals who worship major villains, whether they are knowingly doing so or not (The Boys has the fundamentalists at the Believe Expo who unknowingly worships Homelander more than they do their God the claim to worship, and Irredeemable has The Diamond Gang, a Neo-Nazi gang that worships the Plutonian).

[[[WMG: The Vespa will be defeated by superheroes who stayed in hiding during Plutonian's rampage.]]

** Alternatively, Headcase really IS straight, but she was simply lying about being lesbian in order to discourage Max at first. That being said, her newfound Yandere tendencies are still obvious.

Either or both of them could even lead the Paradigm in Plutonian's absence.

This would explain the presence of ComicBook/Superman expies and why most of them deviate from the character in alignment/personality/etc.

...but only because the Plutonian's parents took away Plutonian's reality warping abilities but let him keep the Flying Brick powers. In other words, a rare in-universe example of adaptational superpower change.

...but only because the Plutonian's parents took away Plutonian's reality warping abilities but let him keep the Flying Brick powers.

[[WMG: Someday, there will be a prequel series focusing on the other members of the Paradigm.]]

* A Cole MacGrath Expy.