Millennium City Star Issue 4

Millennium City Star Headlines! Issue #4

WHO CHAINS CHAINBLADE? -States clash over criminal case

MLLENNIUM CITY. Samuel Wincot showed his face the first time since his arrest at his pre-arraignment court room apperance today.

Wincot, AKA "Chainblade", was Knight City's most notorious vigilante before turning to a life of crime. Citing personal reasons, he joined the hunt for one of Millennium City's most elusive vigilantes - "Edge" - and proceeded to tear through our fair city on a bloodthirsty crusade.

Arrested two weeks ago, his case has become hotly contested between the states of Michigan and Rhode Island, where Knight City is located. "Samuel Wincot deserves to be tried in his home state", a spokesperson for the prosecution stated. "We've enough problems. Let them deal with it."

As of this moment, Wincot's case is still in legal limbo. / Bear Kelly



CROIX LOST IN THE PACIFIC RIM? -Billinoaire heir drops off the map

HONOLULU. Heir apparent to the vast financial empire that is CroixCorp - Jason Croix - was a no-show at the opening gala of the CroixCorp Plaza in downtown Honolulu yesterday.

While only marginally in control of his family's vast fortune, Jason Croix has, as of late, begun emerging from his shell as the new face of CroixCorp, giving the conglomerate a more humanized image.

How his sudden disappearance will affect the conglomerate remains undetermined. "I'm sure he'll turn up eventually", a spokesperson stated. "You know Jason, always partying and having fun." / Hiroshi Quinlan



BAY AREA BULLET FEST -Faceless killer leaves three dead

SAN FRANCISCO. Police officers found three people murdered in a boardwalk alley last night.

The victims' names have been withheld, but initial reports suggest that all three victims were killed at the same time, roughly at three o'clock in the morning, by a single shot to the head. The SFPD is currently canvasing the area. Any eyewitnesses are asked to step forward. / Francis Harmon

Go to Issue 5

Go back to Issue 3