Illegal SuperHero
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Last published Mon, Dec 28, 2015
In a world where superpowers are common place, the government created an organization to eliminate the people who posses such powers. Scott is a genius who created a drug to give him powers so he could help people. Can Scott survive in a world that is against him.
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