Batrachi - Revision history

Infobroker: image insert

2016-07-02T04:01:06Z

image insert

Astrozac: removing spoiler alert

2014-01-27T03:57:31Z

removing spoiler alert

Yiding at 10:09, 11 October 2013

2013-10-11T10:09:36Z

Yiding at 10:08, 11 October 2013

2013-10-11T10:08:55Z

Yiding: Created page with " {{SpoilerAlert |date = January 7, 2014 }} {{character infobox2 |image = Image:NIA3.gif |imagewidth = 200 |status = |realname = |debut = {{AC}} #5..."

2013-10-11T09:49:12Z

Created page with " {{SpoilerAlert |date = January 7, 2014 }} {{character infobox2 |image = Image:NIA3.gif |imagewidth = 200 |status = |realname = |debut = {{AC}} #5..."

New page

{{SpoilerAlert
|date = January 7, 2014
}}

{{character infobox2
|image = Image:NIA3.gif
|imagewidth = 200
|status =
|realname =
|debut = {{AC}} #5
|earliest = 1931
|origin =
|affiliation =
|baseops = Ipswich
|rangeops =

|relatives =
|aliases =
|occupation =
|birthdate =
|maritalstatus =
|height =
|weight =
|eyes =
|hair =

|headlines = <in world date and Headline>
|appearances = <issue list>
}}

{{character page
|intro = A degenerate race of frog-like horrors, with ties to even greater, unspeakable forces.
|history = In the Prohibition Era, the Batrachi had several run-ins with the Blasphemy Boys. While the creatures' home was somewhere in Ipswich, they had been known to venture into the larger world on occasion.

One such instance was when they ambushed the Blasphemy Boys in the sewers under Baltimore. It was a disastrous outing for the human group, who lost all but three members. ("[[Thumbtacks & Yarn]]")

|powers = Their appendages, like those of the tree frogs they resemble, allow them to adhere to surfaces.
|equipment =
|observations =
|speculations =
|timelines =
|footnotes = The Batrachi clearly owe much to the works of H.P. Lovecraft. In addition to the tonal similarities, Lovecraft's work frequently dealt with dark, unfathomable forces from beyond, often in New England, and it frequently used the word "batrachian." (It means "frog-like.") Furthermore, Ipswich has been speculated to be the real-life inspiration for Lovecraft's Dunwich.
}}

[[Category: Villains]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 03:57, 27 January 2014
Line 1:		Line 1:
−
−	~~{{SpoilerAlert~~
−	~~\|date = January 7, 2014~~
−	}}
−
	{{character infobox2		{{character infobox2
	\|image = Image:NIA3.gif		\|image = Image:NIA3.gif

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
 {{character infobox2
-|image        = Image:NIA3.gif
+|image        = Image:Batrachi.jpg
-|imagewidth   = 200
+|imagewidth   = 300
 |status       =
 |realname     =
@@ Line 21: / Line 21: @@
 |hair         =
-|headlines    = <in world date and Headline>
+|headlines    =
-|appearances  = <issue list>
+|appearances  = {{AC}} #5
 }}
 {{character page
-|intro        = A degenerate race of frog-like horrors, with ties to even greater, unspeakable forces.
+|intro        =
-|history      = In the Prohibition Era, the Batrachi had several run-ins with the [[Blasphemy Boys]]. While the creatures' home was somewhere in Ipswich, they had been known to venture into the larger world on occasion.
+A degenerate race of frog-like horrors, with ties to even greater, unspeakable forces.
 One such instance was when they ambushed the Blasphemy Boys in the sewers under Baltimore. It was a disastrous outing for the human group, who lost all but three members. ("[[Thumbtacks & Yarn]]")
-|powers       = Their appendages, like those of the tree frogs they resemble, allow them to adhere to surfaces.
+|powers       =
 |equipment    =
 |observations =
 |speculations =
 |timelines    =
 |footnotes    = The Batrachi clearly owe much to the works of H.P. Lovecraft. In addition to the tonal similarities, Lovecraft's work frequently dealt with dark, unfathomable forces from beyond, which often originated in New England, and it frequently used the word "batrachian." (It means "frog-like.") Furthermore, Ipswich has been speculated to be the real-life inspiration for Lovecraft's Dunwich.
 }}
 [[Category: Villains]]