Anthem hung up the phone, clearly irritated. It was a gorgeous day outside. It had been nearly sixty degrees outside this morning, and with the sun shining exuberantly down on Titan City, the high was expected to get up into the upper seventies. It would be an excellent day to visit Rhinehart Park – maybe even in shorts – and relax. It would be a great day to hit the museums. It would be an excellent day to get out on the Skywalk and maybe visit one of the tiny open air bistros there.

Watching the trial had been fun, right up until the superpowered villains crashed through the wall.

Frank Castilucci had initially felt awkward and exposed. He hadn’t been out in a suit without packing heat in years, but it would’ve been too risky trying to sneak a weapon into the courtroom. Worse, even in a rear pew of the courtroom, he was surrounded by cops and reporters. But as la Rosa Nera’s man on the whole Ironport Fiasco matter, he had to be there, to keep an eye on things.

We're moving on up! To the top! Of Lotus Hills at least.

In 1984, FunCo Toys decided to make a halloween costume of Corpse Candle, the mysterious terror of the shadowed night. There were no survivors.

Rumors of surviving costumes occasionally surface. Briefly.

In a game like we're making, how you get around is as important as how good you look doing it.

Travel powers are a core of the game, and City of Titans is going to make sure you can find something that fits your character's concept, from walking down the street, to leaping from ledge to ledge, to running faster than sound, to flying like a bird, to telling reality to get knotted and simply popping from place to place.

They're still prototypes. The animation's not finished yet, but they're getting better week by week. Here's what things looked like last week.