Flash and Cape
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16 year old Zach Müller and his six friends live in the Wisconsin suburbs living an average life. When Zach's grandfather dies he leaves behind a note to his family to destroy an old set of nazi technology that his family has been hiding for years. Thinking its broken Zach secretly invites his friends to check it out before it is destroyed. One of his friends tinkers with it and accidentally activates it which sends them through space and time thus putting them in another world. One question always appeals to them. Will they ever come back.
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