A.I. Co-Written Treatment for A Summer Blockbuster Movie....

[I asked an Artificial Intelligence to write me a treatment summary for a summer blockbuster movie using my OTP as the protagonists. Here's what we came up with.]

Title: "Wonder Cap Project: Shadow Island"

Genre: Action/Adventure

Plot Summary:

"Wonder Cap Project: Shadow Island" is a thrilling summer blockbuster that brings together the iconic heroes Captain America and Wonder Woman as they join forces to confront the arch-villains Cheetah, Crossbones, and Giganta. The film takes audiences on an action-packed journey as our heroes face off against HYDRA, led by the Red Skull, who have seized control of an island nation near Wonder Woman's home island.

In the midst of escalating tensions between nations, the island nation succumbs to HYDRA's relentless assault. The Amazonian troops, led by Wonder Woman, prepare for an invasion for neighboring Themyscira, while Captain America senses that a greater threat lies beneath the surface.

With their mutual concern, Captain America and Wonder Woman forge an alliance, deciding to infiltrate the HYDRA-controlled island and uncover their nefarious plans. As they arrive, they discover that HYDRA has established a sinister operation where they merge science and dark magic to conduct experiments on innocent people.

Upon infiltrating the island, Captain America and Wonder Woman find themselves face to face with an entire battalion of HYDRA soldiers, enhanced by the twisted powers bestowed upon them by HYDRA's experiments. In a series of intense and thrilling battles, our heroes must use their combined strength, agility, and strategic prowess to overcome the seemingly invincible forces standing in their way.

Unbeknownst to them, HYDRA has been using these experiments on unsuspecting individuals to create three ultimate weapons: Cheetah, an agile and ferocious feline-like predator; Crossbones, a formidable and lethal mercenary with enhanced strength and combat expertise; and Giganta, a towering behemoth with immense strength and destructive capabilities that rival even Wonder Woman.

As the heroes delve deeper into the island, they unveil HYDRA's grand plan — to utilize the island's resources and enslaved population to create super soldiers and amass unimaginable power. With time running out, Captain America and Wonder Woman must rally the remaining resistance on the island, liberating innocent lives and preparing for the final confrontation against Red Skull's forces.

The climactic battle pits our heroes against the malevolent Red Skull himself, as they confront him for his heinous crimes against humanity. With the fate of the island, Themyscira, and the world hanging in the balance, Captain America and Wonder Woman must tap into their unparalleled strength, unwavering determination, and unwavering belief in justice and freedom to defeat Red Skull and dismantle HYDRA's oppressive hold.

"Wonder Cap Project: Shadow Island" takes audiences on a thrilling rollercoaster ride of breathtaking action, high-stakes drama, and the embodiment of true heroism. As Captain America and Wonder Woman face insurmountable odds, they prove the power of unity, unwavering resolve, and the uncompromising will to protect those in need.

Note: Please keep in mind that this is a fictional plot treatment, and this film does not exist.

Body Paint Artist Covers Both Characters

While most fan fiction writers and cosplay artists indulge in bringing their own talents to these timeless archetype characters, a few people get to stand out among their fellow fans and wind up creating something extraordinary. Kay Pike, a Canadian artist and body painter, takes careful practice to use herself as the canvas. Each week she talks to her fans and paints her body to match a lot of pop culture characters. She's been able to do Captain America once and Wonder Woman twice in a few different costumes. I've saved a few of her camera shots of the finished products and posted them here for all of you to enjoy. Do you like her artwork style? She's designed them to start as a 2D painting only for her image to come alive to an action pose.

As far as her classic wonder woman goes, I think she really got the hair flowing correctly and was able to accentuate the ripping muscles in her arms and abdomen. Some fans tend to accentuate Wonder Woman's beauty as her key asset, she is also gifted the strength of Hercules. She may have gone a little darker with the bodice given that the movie version has her bright red/white/blue iconic costume muted to darker shades. Can you tell that those wrist gauntlets are painted on? They look like the real metal props, don't they? What Kay knows best is all about shading herself to give that 3D look. A smaller wrist version that the earlier Wonder Woman uses would have been less likely to have been noticed. The bigger she went the more details she could show off in the project.

Captain America on the other hand was a bit more challenging considering her smaller frame doesn't quite fill out like Steve Rogers is supposed to. Kay's jawline does provide a slight disadvantage, but she makes up for it in the way she is able to paint the illusion of a broader muscular shoulders. From straight on, she hides her female curves to paint sight lines that transform her gender. It's a skill that she's carried over to many other male characters she's done. As Kay had perfected the wrist guards from Wonder Woman, she also put a lot of hard work to detailing the gloves. Those aren't layers of costume - that's all of her shading work! The ionic shield is also painted to where the metal would send some light reflecting off of it to give it a magnificent radiance.

 
You can join along with me to watch her weekly Saturday art projects on her Twitch channel. Subscribe there or follow the channel for her alerts of when she does go on camera. (Just don't bother her with her condition of modesty, she always wears a couple of pasties) She also shares a lot of Twitter pictures and updates her body painting statuses where you can find Kay Pike Twitter She also asks for some support for replenishing her art supplies on her Patreon website.

Does Kay's work inspire you to appreciate Steve and Diana more? Was she able to capture what makes these two magnificent pop culture icons?

Breast Cancer Awareness Month

I know this is an older campaign, but it's still very relevant to the world we are living in today. It's considered to be one of the largest pep rally in the world lending not only to the mission of "creating awareness", but also lending support and strength to those who have bravely fought against the ravaging breast cancer disease.

As Wonder Woman so directly illustrates, we need all women to make regular appointments and take responsibilities for their own health. Together we can find a cure. Together we can raise hope for those battling it right now.

Victorian Era Alternate Costume Cosplay

Credit: Sacha Goldberger

Credit: Sacha Goldberger

Veteran photographer Sacha Goldberger has revealed his latest project that features many iconic superheroes redesigned for the 1600's (17th century). I am glad to see both the Captain and Princess are both represented despite both created in the 1940's and world war 2 propaganda. What do you think of the costume redesigns?

I like the way the costumes are of an authentic looking cloth. It looks like they went through some serious research to get the authentic feel. Wonder Woman is still more modest in her long flowing dress instead of a more mobile short-pants or short skirt.

They still managed to use the patriotic red, white and blue colors.

Comic Book Crossovers

While doing some Google searches and other research, I came across this fantastic website of some truly exceptional computer craftsmanship. The website blog Super Team Family: The Lost Issues
shares what could have been if the comic book world had been more co-operative with each other from the very start.

Both Marvel and D.C. have tried to compete against one another (for obvious reasons), but what if they had made publications teaming up characters that people would certainly enjoy reading. This is what a comic book might look like if Captain America and Wonder Woman actually appeared in a story together. The covers on these are so dynamic and real looking, it's puzzling to imagine why hasn't someone done this already.

Credit: Super Team Family

Credit: Super Team Family

The story looks deep enough to carry a few issue story arc and fill pages with enough content. Who knows, maybe someone might write out fan fiction to correspond to these covers.

Enjoy them for what they are and then go over to Super Team Family blog and tell them what a great job they did. Maybe they will be compelled to do a few more!