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Damon Keller wakes in a Gotham prison with powers he should never have and no patience for the script. He is not here to be saved, recruited, or redeemed. As heroes, villains, gods, and monsters start circling him, the DC and Marvel worlds learn the same lesson: Damon is not playing by their r...
Born into the Hyuga branch family, Naoki knows exactly how small his future is supposed to be. So he turns bloodline limits into a science project, chasing the Tenseigan through forbidden research, war, and shinobi politics. Konoha may own his name, but it will not decide what he becomes.
Caius Redgrave wakes in the New World with a monster's body, a mythical Zoan, and the nerve to challenge an era built by legends. The Rocks Pirates, the Marines, and the World Government all think they understand power. Caius is about to show them how wrong they are.
Julian Moretti wakes in 2007 with memories of a future that crowned idols, exposed scandals, and toppled empires. He buys Playboy before anyone realizes it still has teeth, then turns fame, sin, music, and Hollywood's secrets into weapons. In America, every door opens for the bold. Every debt ...
Los Angeles, 2002. Ethan Hawthorne wakes with memories of a future where Hollywood has already been won and lost. MGM is wounded, the studios are arrogant, and the next billion-dollar franchises are still waiting to be claimed. If he plays the town right, one studio can become an empire.
Nolan Callahan opens his eyes in 1994 Beverly Hills with a ruined family, a future only he remembers, and one chance to do everything differently. Football is the first door. Hollywood is waiting behind it, and Nolan plans to take far more than a second life.
Adrian Vale has memories of another life and one impossible goal: make 1990s Hollywood remember his name. But in a town ruled by favors, grudges, scandals, and ambition, every audition is a risk, every role is a battlefield, and fame can destroy a man before it makes him a star.
In 1990s Hollywood, Evan Rosenberg has one advantage no studio can buy: memories of films that haven't been made yet. To survive the machine, he'll turn stolen time into hits, allies, enemies, and a name the town can't ignore.