Nobody Wants a Hero
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Last published Mon, Jun 25, 2018
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A girl just want to be a hero in a world full of villains.
This time the villain helps.
Restrictions on supers make it hard for anyone to be a hero. In order for Mila's superhero dream not to just stay a dream, she has take matters into her own hands. The world of supers is full of secrets and dangers she isn't prepared for. She has a few villains out to get her but she also has a few villains out to save her too.
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