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The 7th Portal, created by Stan Lee to launch his vision of the next universe of Super-Heroes in the digital age became the first ever web animation series to succeed as a 3D ride attraction and to be developed for a $150 million movie by Paramount with producer Mark Canton.

The 7th Portal premiered on the new animation hub Shockwave, on February 29, 2000, when its global launch overwhelmed Macromedia's servers.

[2] It became the most successful web originated animated series, being picked up by Fox in mid run, for distribution on TV in South America and Europe.

The 7th Portal told the story of Izayus when he approaches a young beta tester named Peter Littlecloud.

After they have chosen their form, Peter, Roberto, and Greta are sucked into the computer screen, wherein time they learn that they've been transported for real into the parallel universe of Darkmoor.

Despite their impressive powers, the heroes find that their forms are still subject to the rules of the game such as spending Life Points to use their superpowers.

They are eventually captured by the Nullifiers (a name given to Mongorr's select group of minion) members Vultura and Krog and brought to The Bloodzone, a gladiator-like arena consisting of floating platforms over a spiked pit.

Izayus uses the Artifact's red half to transform Rikio, Ozubo, and Anna into their respective superhero forms, The Streak, Conjure Man, and Imitatia.

Thunderer, Oxblood, and Gossamer discover that they must fight the Nullifiers members Bearhug and Mongorr's daughter Vendetta to the death if they want to leave the Bloodzone.

Discussions with Sci-Fi/USA were ongoing to create the series for television, however, the collapse of Stan Lee Media shelved the project.

The Accuser was created by Stan Lee and co-developed by Roy Johansen, Taylor Grant and Steve Gerber.

The Accuser is a science-fiction series starring Richard Clarkin as Dan Mason, Jason Barr as the Corporal, Ray Landry as the Doctor Tony Daniels as the Fullbright, Lawrence Bayne as Charlie Johnson Savitch and Susan Roman as Fore.

At the first chapter starts, we see a recently hospitalized Dan Mason recalling his past as the best criminal defense attorney money could buy.