A wondrous, humorous, childish, smart, exciting and cozy adventure set in an alternate 1950s where superhero culture is a treasured national characteristic and superheroes themselves ascend beyond the regular famous persona. We follow the shining examples of this: the legendary, mighty, often hungry, pleasure seeking, good hearted, just, comical, fantastical and creative hero Sweet Justice and his technologically advanced, tight paced, more serious young companion Busty Buick. They toil around the US in search of people in need of heroisms, and gladly help out all who need them, heavily snacking, providing social commentary and enjoying art along the way. They truly are our most virtues heroes, and their back in forth bickering is presented in the most lovable Oscar Wilde style, represented in his magnum opus of novels (and his only one) The Picture Of Dorian Gray.
Heroes are never born. They are chosen. Chosen for an adventure, chosen for greatness, chosen for tragedy, chosen for hope.
Russell McCalister, chosen to protect not just Earth but different worlds in the galaxy. All because a meteor fell from the starry sky and crashed down his backyard. Inside were three werewolf pups that would change his life.
Sometimes, heroes are made. Scottie McCalister, Russell's brother, create The Iron Duck. But thanks to copyright infringement, he named it, Wild Wing. He used it to stop a classmate/nemesis from destroying the science fair at their high school. Now, he leads a team called the Mighty Ducks to save the world from a galactic tyrant and his army.
Now for these three friends. They will become the heroes not just for their kingdom. But for a world.
Heroes are not born...they just happen to at the wrong place at the wrong time.