Eternal Champions, however, was different. It featured characters like Midnight, a British biochemist hired by the U.S. during Vietnam to poison Viet Kong water supplies in 1967. Exposure to the chemical turns him into a mutant vampire creature who was later killed by a vampire hunter while trying to find a cure.
There was Slash, a caveman from 50,000 B.C. who was killed by his tribe for being too smart, and Blade, a Syrian bounty hunter from 2030, who died while trying to retrieve a lethal virus from a terrorist. Eternal Champions‘ roster had it all—medieval alchemists, futuristic cyborg kick-boxers, and even 19th-century Russian aristocrats posing as circus performers. Again, it’s not War and Peace, but there’s more than enough for an entertaining sci-fi action banger.
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