The Good Bad Guy
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Last published Fri, Apr 10, 2015
The good guys always win, right? They crumple the little guys under their adorned boots and bathe in their acclaim, hiding their true selves beneath their guise of righteousness and honour. Hit movies were cliché and used Deus ex machina to resolve their absurd plots but the Blue Spectre has the mind-set to change all that.
Alex Clark has a secret: her best friend is the antagonist of the story and she's his sidekick.
The Robin to his Batman, the John to his Sherlock and the Krypto to his Superman but they're all superheroes and Alex won't be denounced into the position of a henchman.
To the public eye, the Blue Spectre's shadow was both dark and villainous but even the good guys can't always win.
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