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At some later point, he was joined with the [[Sig.Force]] and entered the LNH. After a number of incoherent adventures, he sacrificed his life to prevent his archnemesis [[Acton Lord]] from flooding the net with corrupted Sig.Lad [[GIF.clones]]. Most of the GIF.clones succumbed to corruption and faded away, leaving behind two--Sig.Lad and Acton Lord, actually his own corrupted GIF.clone counterpart! | At some later point, he was joined with the [[Sig.Force]] and entered the LNH. After a number of incoherent adventures, he sacrificed his life to prevent his archnemesis [[Acton Lord]] from flooding the net with corrupted Sig.Lad [[GIF.clones]]. Most of the GIF.clones succumbed to corruption and faded away, leaving behind two--Sig.Lad and Acton Lord, actually his own corrupted GIF.clone counterpart! | ||
| − | The Sig.Lad who was (more or less) the original appeared to die, but returned as the amnesiac '''Claymore, the Sig.Warrior''' <ref name = | + | The Sig.Lad who was (more or less) the original appeared to die, but returned as the amnesiac '''Claymore, the Sig.Warrior''' <ref name = claymore>. During the ''[[Electrocutioner's Song]]'', he threatened to succumb to the instability of his fellow GIF.clones, but with help from an avatar of Merlin gained stability through the net's manifestation of the sword Excalibur--the [[Sword of Sig]]! |
After all this, he went on a leave of absence to find himself and ended up finding [[Constellation]] instead. They formed the [[Secret Dvanders]] along with [[Particle Man]] fought side by side for many months, during which Sig.Lad discovered he and Acton Lord were incarnations of King Arthur and Modred. He spent a lot of time working with Constellation, being a sounding board for the cosmic hero's emotional struggles and a force to push him towards resolving them. | After all this, he went on a leave of absence to find himself and ended up finding [[Constellation]] instead. They formed the [[Secret Dvanders]] along with [[Particle Man]] fought side by side for many months, during which Sig.Lad discovered he and Acton Lord were incarnations of King Arthur and Modred. He spent a lot of time working with Constellation, being a sounding board for the cosmic hero's emotional struggles and a force to push him towards resolving them. | ||
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As Sig.Lad was one of the first LNHers to have an illustration of him which was uploaded to FTP archives (see above), he became susceptible to GIF.cloning, where the different GIF.copies could replicate him--and become corrupted, thanks to the power of [[Acton Lord]]. This led to the creation of Acton Lord as his evil "son," which in turn led to [[Category:Richard Franklins|a substantial number of other temporal counterparts]]. | As Sig.Lad was one of the first LNHers to have an illustration of him which was uploaded to FTP archives (see above), he became susceptible to GIF.cloning, where the different GIF.copies could replicate him--and become corrupted, thanks to the power of [[Acton Lord]]. This led to the creation of Acton Lord as his evil "son," which in turn led to [[Category:Richard Franklins|a substantial number of other temporal counterparts]]. | ||
| − | The post-GIF.cloning Sig.Lad didn't always consider himself to be the same person as the original. During his confrontation with his [[Oddball LNH]] counterpart Cig.Lad (''Constellation'' #18), he determined that the dangerous effect which would come from an LNHer touching their Oddball counterpart wouldn't affect him--because Cig.Lad, not having an Acton Lord counterpart, was not truly his counterpart<ref name= | + | The post-GIF.cloning Sig.Lad didn't always consider himself to be the same person as the original. During his confrontation with his [[Oddball LNH]] counterpart Cig.Lad (''Constellation'' #18), he determined that the dangerous effect which would come from an LNHer touching their Oddball counterpart wouldn't affect him--because Cig.Lad, not having an Acton Lord counterpart, was not truly his counterpart<ref name= oddball>. He matter-of-factly explained to [[Lurking Girl]] that the original Sig.Lad was dead. |
The GIF.clones were thrown in as a possible way of explaining all the LNHers who turned up with no origins in the post-[[Cosmic Plot Device Caper]] period. Only one LNHer, [[Limp-Asparagus Lad]], is known to be an ex-GIF.clone. | The GIF.clones were thrown in as a possible way of explaining all the LNHers who turned up with no origins in the post-[[Cosmic Plot Device Caper]] period. Only one LNHer, [[Limp-Asparagus Lad]], is known to be an ex-GIF.clone. | ||
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== Footnotes == | == Footnotes == | ||
<references> | <references> | ||
| − | <ref name = | + | <ref name = claymore> A pun on "Namor the Sub-Mariner." Get it?</ref> |
| − | <ref name = | + | <ref name = oddball> Of course given the reason ''[[Another LNH Title? Really?]]'' #8 established for the warning about the Oddball LNH, he might have been wrong. Who knows?</ref> |
</references> | </references> | ||
Revision as of 20:17, 9 February 2022
| Sig.Lad is a net.hero created by Dave Van Domelen. See also Sig.Lad (20). | |
| Alter Ego: | Richard Franklins |
| Aliases: | None |
| Primary Writer: | Dave Van Domelen |
| Status: | Former member of Dvandom Force and the LNH (Classic Team) (deceased) |
| Usability: | Reserved |
History
Sig.Lad first popped into existence during the Cosmic Plot Device Caper to help the LNH stop his time-displaced future twin Acton Lord. His past has undergone massive and frequent retconning since then. His current origin is that he was the son of Mister Thingy, leader of the Net.astic Nine, who was given the Super Molder Serum to save his life (see Dvandom Force #43-45).
At some later point, he was joined with the Sig.Force and entered the LNH. After a number of incoherent adventures, he sacrificed his life to prevent his archnemesis Acton Lord from flooding the net with corrupted Sig.Lad GIF.clones. Most of the GIF.clones succumbed to corruption and faded away, leaving behind two--Sig.Lad and Acton Lord, actually his own corrupted GIF.clone counterpart!
The Sig.Lad who was (more or less) the original appeared to die, but returned as the amnesiac Claymore, the Sig.Warrior Cite error: Closing </ref> missing for <ref> tag
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- ↑ Of course given the reason Another LNH Title? Really? #8 established for the warning about the Oddball LNH, he might have been wrong. Who knows?
