Newton's Apple

I thought it had been a while since I had written about any of my superheroes from the City of Heroes, so I thought I'd share another one. This is Newton's Apple.Newton's background:

Isaac Cutler is a native of Seattle, WA. He was born with green hair, and was made fun of throughout his school experience. He learned to deal with it with humor and an easy-going attitude, along with small practical jokes. In his teenage years, he developed gravity control powers. he also became adept at disguising his appearance through make-up and costumes; his green hair really did make him stand out.

In his early adulthood, Isaac took the name ‘Newton’s Apple’ and became a locally-based hero in Seattle and Vancouver. Shortly after the Rikti War, Newton moved to Paragon City, RI.

==Paragon City==

Newton and the powers that be did not get along very well in Paragon City. He spent a lot of time in the Hollows fighting the Trolls.

He also spent a great deal of time in Independence Port where he made irritated the Family, and ran into their bribed police officers, and manage to get himself arrested.

His irreverent attitude and tendency to ignore the chain of command brought him into conflict with the heroic [[Blue Steel]] and the corrupt [[Judge Wonker]]. He called Judge Wonker a wanker, and then made the judge float in the courtroom. The judge was not wearing pants beneath his robes, and it was caught on court television. Newton received a contempt of court charge from Wonker and was put into community service, assigned to the Two Six.

==The Two Six==

Newton’s Apple was one of the first heroes to appear at the Two Six. He arrived shortly after the leader [[Mystic Inferno]], [[Coolant System]] and [[Poison Sting]] did, and the four formed the nucleus of the original Two Six team.

Newton has a lot of stories tied into him, but for more of those, you can check out his full character description here:

I've also drawn a few pictures of him for a class, actually. It's kind of fun to draw what I like drawing for an assignment. I've got a bit of work to do on him yet, but I'm really beginning to have fun with him.