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Tales from the Supers Verse

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Reads 72
Votes 5
Parts 20
Time 1h 41m

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Tales from the Supers Verse is a collection of interwoven flash fictions and short stories exploring life within the Supers Universe, a reality where government-funded experimentation resulted in dozens of bloodlines carrying unique abilities.

Past conflicts freed many of the families affected by the program, and today there is a tentative agreement between those who choose to use their abilities to help others and the governments who made them. Both sides walk a thin line to protect their secrets and keep the status quo. Yet there are those who are never satisfied with the power they wield and willing to do anything to gain more.All Rights Reserved

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Extraordinary Mistakes

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