Dr. Alex Mercer wakes up having gained powers but lost his memory, thrust into a world where heroes and villains are a deadly reality. Aspiring superhero Taylor Hebert mistakes Alex for a Case 53 and tries to help, but hides the fact that she can control his hive-mind of wormlike tendrils, just as he hides that he has become a cannibal. Their game of secrets will change everything.

A lot of her memories are missing. What she does remember is that her name is Amy Dallon, she heals people and she has biokinesis. Except she also has powers that go beyond normal. Now she is trapped in a city of infected monsters and she must do everything she can to stop the plague form affecting the whole world.

After saving Manhattan from its untimely thermonuclear demise, Alex Mercer finds himself in a completely different world, facing a whole slew of nasty problems

In a world where the villains outnumber the heroes, where black and white becomes grey, there is a new force entering the game. A weapon more powerful than anyone can fully understand. And as the old saying goes, what doesn't kill you only makes you stronger. There will be changes in the world, and cities will shake. A Prototype/Worm crossover. Rated M for blood. Up for adoption.

Taylor's power grants the ability to bring the one thing she needs the most to her. And what it brings is something no one ever expected. A tiny piece of Blacklight.

The battle had been won, but the war is just beginning. On their way to the new target, Taylor shares her story. Warning: Things may not be what they seems to. I'm obviously NOT the owner of worm or prototype and all that obvious stuff so just… whatever.

Heller is a solider, who want revenge against the Nine for killing his Daughter Maya, after having trying so long to forget and curing himself of the Virus he now wants to kill the monsters that have haunted him, the darkest demons often include one's past. Can Heller kill slash? Or will he become yet another victim?

Mercer, once a terrorist that brought the world to the brink, contents himself with pretending to be a hero. Not on the world he nearly destroyed but rather another that seems worse off. He is one of a kind, less than human but more at the same time, yet when he does a sweep of the city with his bugs he finds somebody able to hijack control. An interesting development for sure.

Bonesaw creates a virus that is undoubtedly her finest achievement, now whether this is good or bad is anybody's guess.

"I don't think you're a monster," I said. She laughed briefly, and it was a dark utterance with no humor in it. "No?"

During her time in the locker, Taylor focuses on survival above all else. Now, blessed (or perhaps cursed) with an ability that will ensure her survival at all cost, Taylor finds herself caught between her ideals and reality. A hero or a monster - who is Taylor Hebert? ON HIATUS UPDATE: Just a note, but anonymous reviews will be deleted. The inability to respond is a problem.