The amazing Peter-Man
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Last published Mon, Oct 9, 2017
One would think that Peter Parker would be the happiest kid on earth. But living with group of overprotective superheroes is not that easy when you have to hide that you and your best friends are part of an underground fight club meant for people who are not quite human.
The more matches you win and higher you get on the ladder, the more harder it is to beat your opponents. When the weight of the fight club and Peters personal problems start to effect him, it's only matter of the time before his superfamily realises that something is wrong.
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