"The Regression of Number 22" follows Tyler Hayes, a high school varsity lacrosse star who maintains a facade of athletic confidence while hiding a deeply humiliating secret: a severe bedwetting condition managed by his parents through a dehumanizing nightly regimen of diapers, invasive inspections, and clinical surveillance. As Tyler struggles to maintain the boundaries between his public life as an elite athlete and his private life as a captive of his parents' infantilizing control, he becomes the target of a predatory coach who identifies the vulnerability beneath his athletic armor. The story explores the harrowing intersection of physiological betrayal, parental abuse, and the fragile nature of teenage autonomy in the face of systemic predation.

Bruce Wayne. Bruce Wayne. Bruce, Bruce, Bruce. Terry McGinnis is not Bruce Wayne, but why are all these people convinced otherwise?

A boy gets regressed and turned into a girl as his not yet born sibling takes his place

In "Theo's Troubles," we follow the story of a teenage boy named Theo who has been struggling to cope with the recent loss of his father. Just when things couldn't seem to get any worse, Theo unexpectedly catches a mysterious regression virus that sends him back to the age of his younger twin brothers and his once best friend.