New York City - Warriors, the popular superhero bar and theme restaurant owned by Guy Gardner, may open again following three weeks of repairs. Despite a successful first year of high attendance, the business has suffered from extensive closings and expensive repairs.
         Out of 12 months of operation, Warriors has been open a total of 29 weeks. The rest of the time, it has been rebuilding from devastating superhero brawls and supervillain confrontations. The alien bounty hunter, Lobo, has caused major structural damage on three separate occasions. The building has suffered from fires, laser blasts, electrical damage, explosions, excessive magnetism, reversed gravity, dimensional instability, molecular transmutation into a giant plastic pair of fuzzy dice, and one instance of being "un-imagined" out of existence by the Brotherhood of Dada.
         The turbulent history of Warriors has also damaged hopes of turning it into a franchise akin to Planet Hollywood; indeed, the few franchises which have opened have had even worse records. Warriors-Miami became infested with Durlans who had been hiding since the Invasion had stranded them in Cuba. Warriors-Rio de Janiero disappeared for an entire week; when it reappeared, the survivors told a harrowing tale of their being stranded on a planet in the Alpha Centauri system. Guy Gardner assures his visitors that the problems are over and guests can now expect a quiet evening.