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Why be a hero when you can be a superhero?

Archer Rivera is an ordinary fifteen-year-old kid. Well, for about five minutes. One day, he wakes up with superpowers, which he did not want AT ALL. Now Archer barely knows what "ordinary" is. Is it catching bank robbers? Saving random lives? Or maybe defending the city from it's newest supervillain? Whatever it is, Archer is the opposite: extraordinary.

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