Old Man Hare - Revision history

BattlerockX at 10:21, 18 December 2017

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			[[File:HarveyHare-JStar-GotMilk-fullpage-01.jpg\|thumb\|left\|200px\|Old "Got Milk" Ad]]
	According to creator David 2, Harvey Hare is based on the late Playboy Magazine founder Hugh Hefner.		According to creator David 2, Harvey Hare is based on the late Playboy Magazine founder Hugh Hefner.

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	According to creator David 2, Harvey Hare is based on the late Playboy Magazine founder Hugh Hefner.		According to creator David 2, Harvey Hare is based on the late Playboy Magazine founder Hugh Hefner.

	Although not (yet) seen in comics, he is referenced in the text-only '''"[[Battle of the Jens]]"''' story.		Although not (yet) seen in comics, he is referenced in the text-only '''"[[Battle of the Jens]]"''' story. He also appears in a "Got Milk?" ad with J-Star.


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World War II

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	In December of 1941, Japan bombed Pearl Harbor in Hawaii and German invaded Paragon City in Rhode Island. While the Japanese attack was a success, Germany's invasion failed because of the noble sacrifice made by the superhero Atlas. While Harvey was not present during that momentous battle, he was there afterward to take pictures of the fallen hero amidst the wreckage of the German army.		In December of 1941, Japan bombed Pearl Harbor in Hawaii and German invaded Paragon City in Rhode Island. While the Japanese attack was a success, Germany's invasion failed because of the noble sacrifice made by the superhero Atlas. While Harvey was not present during that momentous battle, he was there afterward to take pictures of the fallen hero amidst the wreckage of the German army.

	This brought the Freedom Phalanx into World War II, and, with them, their new official photographer. Harvey was given an officer's rank of lieutenant and assigned to be the exclusive photographer of the Phalanx during their blistering assault on the Nazis. Harvey was with the Phalanx and the [[Dawn Patrol]] as they led the Normany invasion in 1944. Sadly, he was also the one that witnessed Statesman be badly injured from their battle with the Nazi Storm Korps. He refused to take a picture of the aftermath out of respect. With Statesman out of action for the duration of the war, Harvey followed [[Maiden Justice]] and the other members of the 1st Hero Brigade on to Berlin.		This brought the Freedom Phalanx into World War II, and, with them, their new official photographer. Harvey was given an officer's rank of lieutenant and assigned to be the exclusive photographer of the Phalanx during their blistering assault on the Nazis. Harvey was with the Phalanx and the [[Dawn Patrol]] as they led the Normany invasion in 1944. Sadly, he was also the one that witnessed Statesman be badly injured from their battle with the Nazi Storm Korps. He refused to take a picture of the aftermath out of respect.

			With Statesman out of action for the duration of the war, Harvey followed [[Maiden Justice]] and the other members of the 1st Hero Brigade on to Berlin. There were rumors of an infatuation with Maiden Justice, but Harvey denied it, saying that he respected Statesman too much.

	==Post-War Blues==		==Post-War Blues==

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	According to creator David 2, Harvey Hare is based on the late Playboy Magazine founder Hugh Hefner.		According to creator David 2, Harvey Hare is based on the late Playboy Magazine founder Hugh Hefner.

	Although not (yet) seen in comics, he is referenced in the text-only '''"Battle of the Jens"''' story.		Although not (yet) seen in comics, he is referenced in the text-only '''"[[Battle of the Jens]]"''' story.


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	According to creator David 2, Harvey Hare is based on the late Playboy Magazine founder Hugh Hefner.		According to creator David 2, Harvey Hare is based on the late Playboy Magazine founder Hugh Hefner.

			Although not (yet) seen in comics, he is referenced in the text-only '''"Battle of the Jens"''' story.


	[[Category:City of Heroes MMO]]		[[Category:City of Heroes MMO]]
	[[Category:Other Characters]]		[[Category:Other Characters]]

BattlerockX at 00:56, 23 November 2017

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	While the extradimensional invaders known as the [[Rikti]] focused their attention on Paragon City, no place was safe from attack when they invaded in 2002. Even the "Rabbit Hole" suffered some damage and some of the models and staff members were injured. But Harvey's continued faith and support in heroes provided some help. He organized fundraisers to help with the survivors, and he provided shelter for heroes and their loved ones who were made homeless from the attacks.		While the extradimensional invaders known as the [[Rikti]] focused their attention on Paragon City, no place was safe from attack when they invaded in 2002. Even the "Rabbit Hole" suffered some damage and some of the models and staff members were injured. But Harvey's continued faith and support in heroes provided some help. He organized fundraisers to help with the survivors, and he provided shelter for heroes and their loved ones who were made homeless from the attacks.

			==The "Jen Glamour" Scandal==
			''(See [[Jen Glamour]])''

			In the years following the Rikti Invasion, Glam Bunny magazine was rocked with the discovery that Glam Bunny of 1995 [[Jen Glamour]] was living a lie.

			Jen Glamour was really a morbidly-obeese woman named Jennifer McGillicuty, and she hid her weight and her hideous looks through her telepathic powers and an illegal drug that made her self-illusions physical. Her telepathic ability allowed her to passively manipulate the minds of others, including Harvey and his Glam Bunny staff. This was how she became the Glam Bunny of the Year instead of her more popular "rival", sister bunny [[J-Star\|Jenny Star]]. Even though Harvey made sure she got all the help she wanted, his company had to publicly distance themselves from her.

			The scandal also called into question how showcase models were selected, especially when it came to the Bunny of the Year award, which gave generous rewards and access to fashion and media magnates. Harvey himself considered retiring, wondering how easily it was for him to be manipulated.

			==Coming Home==

			In 2007, a new hero was seen in Paragon City. Jenny Star had re-invented herself as '''J-Star''' and was getting the attention of the local media as a hometown glamour model doing good.

			Rather than retire, Harvey decided to move back to Paragon City. With help from his friends, and Jenny Star herself, Harvey built a new Bunny Mansion, while keeping the crux of the publication operations in Miami.



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Move to Miami

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	During this time, Harvey got married and divorced three times. The first time was with a wannabe actress. The second was with a country club debutante. The third was with one of his Bunnies. Each of the divorces were mutual and with no perceived drama, and all of his ex-wives and his children are still generously supported.		During this time, Harvey got married and divorced three times. The first time was with a wannabe actress. The second was with a country club debutante. The third was with one of his Bunnies. Each of the divorces were mutual and with no perceived drama, and all of his ex-wives and his children are still generously supported.

			In the 1970's Harvey began to include non-profit foundations and charity work to his company's business. As a newly-transplanted Floridian, one of his personal crusades involved helping save the manitee. After the 1975 Finland incident, he began branching out into the European market, and his Hare Foundation reached out to those affected by the nuclear detonation that almost killed Statesman and nearly started World War III.

			In the 1980's, Harvey was under legal attack by the Department of Justice, along with all other adult publications of the time. Fortunately for him, Miss Liberty came to his defense. Her spirited defense on behalf of the First Amendment stopped the crusade against "indencey" and embarassed the politicians eager to put men like Harvey in prison.

	Harvey's empire expanded in the 1990's into the "new technology" of cable and the Internet. "GlamTV" provided softcore movies and features on the publication. It would eventually be sold to a foreign media conglomerate. "GlamBunnyExtra-dot-com" was launched in 1999 and continues to serve as the online presence of the publication.		Harvey's empire expanded in the 1990's into the "new technology" of cable and the Internet. "GlamTV" provided softcore movies and features on the publication. It would eventually be sold to a foreign media conglomerate. "GlamBunnyExtra-dot-com" was launched in 1999 and continues to serve as the online presence of the publication.

BattlerockX at 18:24, 29 October 2017

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	Harvey weighed in on two places to relocate his publishing empire. The first place was Los Angeles, where there would be plenty of young aspiring starlets to reach out to. The other location was Miami, which, at the time, was not really that big. (This was before the scourge of drugs and the introduction of drug money to the area.) Harvey chose Miami because of the proximity to the space program and the heroes that would defend the area from [[Arachnos]] and the [[Council]].		Harvey weighed in on two places to relocate his publishing empire. The first place was Los Angeles, where there would be plenty of young aspiring starlets to reach out to. The other location was Miami, which, at the time, was not really that big. (This was before the scourge of drugs and the introduction of drug money to the area.) Harvey chose Miami because of the proximity to the space program and the heroes that would defend the area from [[Arachnos]] and the [[Council]].

	Harvey built a massive waterside mansion for himself and for Glam Bunny Magazine, which was playfully dubbed the "Rabbit Hole".		Harvey built a massive waterside mansion for himself and for Glam Bunny Magazine, which was playfully dubbed the "Rabbit Hole". This was a beautiful playground for his "Glam Bunnies" to frolic in and pose for. Thanks to his move, Miami became "the" place for aspiring models to live in, as other publications would set up places of their own to mimic Harvey's success.

			During this time, Harvey got married and divorced three times. The first time was with a wannabe actress. The second was with a country club debutante. The third was with one of his Bunnies. Each of the divorces were mutual and with no perceived drama, and all of his ex-wives and his children are still generously supported.

			Harvey's empire expanded in the 1990's into the "new technology" of cable and the Internet. "GlamTV" provided softcore movies and features on the publication. It would eventually be sold to a foreign media conglomerate. "GlamBunnyExtra-dot-com" was launched in 1999 and continues to serve as the online presence of the publication.

			==The Rikti Invasion==

			While the extradimensional invaders known as the [[Rikti]] focused their attention on Paragon City, no place was safe from attack when they invaded in 2002. Even the "Rabbit Hole" suffered some damage and some of the models and staff members were injured. But Harvey's continued faith and support in heroes provided some help. He organized fundraisers to help with the survivors, and he provided shelter for heroes and their loved ones who were made homeless from the attacks.

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BattlerockX at 03:45, 15 October 2017

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	'''Harvey "Old Man" Hare''' is a character in the [[City of Heroes MMO]]. He is the founder, majority owner, and editor-in-chief of [[Glam Bunny Magazine]].		'''Harvey "Old Man" Hare''' is a character in the [[City of Heroes MMO]]. He is the founder, majority owner, and editor-in-chief of [[Glam Bunny Magazine]].

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			According to creator David 2, Harvey Hare is based on the late Playboy Magazine founder Hugh Hefner.


	[[Category:City of Heroes MMO]]		[[Category:City of Heroes MMO]]
	[[Category:Other Characters]]		[[Category:Other Characters]]