really? Thats excellent! However, some ideas are more based on movies rather than actual novelization. So bare with me.
Anyways, here the first story and before I begin, the story is outlined based on different categories.
Title: Story Title
Genre: Type of story
Plot: The story itself summarized in 1 to 3 paragraphs
Characters: Small backgrounds of certain characters
Premise: Like the story's concept. It's what the story is all about/created for
Ok then:
Title: Desolation: Apocalypse
Genre: Action, Science Fiction, Drama, Crime
Plot:The story is based around three sagas and a prequel. It's based around three biblical disasters that marked the end of the world. However, in this universe, the Apocalypse is merely a successful terrorist attack in the Eastern US area (Virginia took the most damage). What became of the attack was something unexpected. The bombs fired at us were atomic, containing nuclear atoms, and rather than killing all of the civilians, only some made it out, with "special" distinctive powers. Our cells, DNA, muscles, etc. bonded with the nuclear cells, granting survivors with hosts of supernatural abilities. The actual story is set in the "modern" days, revolved around Abraham, a fellow Survivor who claims himself lucky for not having any knowledge of his own powers, seeing Survivors as inhuman and selfish. Unforutnately, these powered-beings are exactly what Abraham thought they were. Some use their powers to steal, pillage, rape, or kill, whilst others pretend to be normal and go on with their lives. Eventually, the government gets involved, seeing that the crime rates are coming mostly from supposed Survivors. The story gets more complex and delves deeper into the superbeing psyche, and the duality of mankind.
Characters:Abraham is the main character and the center of the story. He refuses to discover his own powers and is basically the generic guy. However, he isnt exactly the boring guy turned hero. He's actually considered a bit on the bad side
Dora is the female lead and is basically a "living" atomic bomb. She can basically blow herself up, either harming a few or destroying the world. She has no control and hates herself for it. At one point, she gets kidnapped by well-suited men, thus creating the "problem" of the story.
John is the "bad" guy of the story. Not exactly the anatoganist. He happens to be a great friend of Abraham and helps him out later on. He has superhuman strength, but tends to be self-absorbed.
Jennifer is a young woman who has the power to suck the life away from others, including plants and animals. She needs life in order to stay alive. Thankfully, she learns how to suck in the energy of sun light, but only rarely. She also helps Abraham out.
Richard is a common husband and business man. His power, like Abraham, is unknown, but whoever witnesses it ends up dead. A murderer and depressed man, he searches for the reason over his murdered wife.
There are more characters with other powers, but they cant really fit into this.
Premise: Its not exactly original considering I came up with the idea while I was reading Watchmen. The whole premise is the exsistence of villains. Rather than exploiting it, it questions and conceals it. There are no antagonists in this story. Its basically a combination of government conspiracies with comic book fantasy.
