The Superhero Chronicles
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Last published Sun, Feb 19, 2017
The H.O.W, or more better known as House of the Warden, is secret elite organization that helps train special people. People that have abilities surpassing those of a regular mortal. Jaina Williams, or GreenSpark is a young girl, whos past should never ever be revealed. Skylar Woods, aka Aqua, is an overachiever whose parents adopted her when she was very young, and always told her to go for her dreams. Landon Martin, or the Psychic Menace, was born from two very influential people, two retired superheroes themselves, but Landon has trouble keeping up with his overachieving sister, and overly gifted brother. Sam Hildago, a telepathic youngster, jumps from haven to haven, but when the team finds him, will it finally be a place to call home?
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