I was thinking about taking my Glok to the Silverage 10K july first. I just wanted to know if it is still powerful enough in the current metta to do well in silverage. If it is what type of build would do the best. Any advice would be good

well... the reason why it sucked at the last PC was because it was an (pretty much) auto-lose to JLoA decks....
now, that you won't see that around.... GLock should do well for itself again.

How about against High Voltage and Squad Rush. Or even AGL. do you think it could stand up against decks that kill on turn 4 or 5 like those?

yup.
you've got recovery effects, DEF pumps, and life-gain (oh! ....and you've got guys with big butts, too) to stave off early kills....
if you can live to turn 5 and drop a Katma Tui, you've usually got the game in the bag.

dear god dont forget to run renforcement effects,

the defensive pump is nowhere near what it was in golden age, but with some good renforcemnt tricks you can stave off some damage.

How about
Prismatic shield
Pest Control
Deflection
Men of Steel

For Reinforcenent and DEF Pumps
What about character choices should I do curve Glok or weenie Glok.

Catcher Mitt and Lantern's in Love when played correctly is probably good enough. I'd probably play more then one catcher's mitt though just in case.

What are the best choices for DEF Pumps.?

...there's Catcher's Mitt for reinforcement...

if you're going for the "OMG! please don't let me die!" strategy, you've got:
1 Salaak/G'Dogg
2 Kyle (for Helping Hand or C-Mitt)
3 Dr. "The Man" Light (for Black Hand)
4 Mal-"Giant A$$"-volio
5 Katma "Big Booty" Tui (start REALLY controlling the game)
6 G. Grodd/Sinestro
7 Guy
8 an 8-drop of your choice

if you're going for the "Crap, i'm playing the damn GLock mirror again!" strategy... you want CPT Marvel on 8 so you can just up'n win the game.

6-drop dr. fate with catchers mitt.

mmmm yummy.

(MY IDEA, BACK OFF!)

Where do you sneak someone in to deal with Cap's loyalty?

Crisis on Infinite Earths seems to be how most people are doing it

hrm....

In my opinion, it is a bad deck choice. Given the popularity of Checkmate decks combined with the fact that the matchup is pretty much an auto-loss, Id say you should reconsider.

I dunno. I went 6-4 at 10K Hamilton with GLock, even with a field of JLoA I wasn't too bad. GLock seems to have a better late game than Checkmate does, so I can't see why that's an auto-loss. I was running 2 Catcher's Mitt, 4 LiL, and no defensive pumps. Most people would play around Helping Hand anyways, so I just took them out alltogether.

If I was going to the 10K in North Carolina, I' most likely just take out all my anti-JLoA tech and sub in System Failures. Faces, MHW, and that new JLI team-attack deck don't do so well if you can stifle an attack or two in the mid-game.

I went 9-3 at Hamilton with checkmate, I was sad that I didnt run into any Glock. While its true that Glock has a better late game, Asmodeous is quite good at halting the game at 6. I had 3 different 6 drops on the board my semi-final opponent.

So yes. Checkmate is an auto-loss for Glock assuming there is an Asmo involved.