Other People’s Heroes
Other People’s Heroes by Blake M. Petit is a revised and expanded edition published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on June 17, 2011. This 448-page book is written in English and presents a unique blend of action, adventure, and fantasy within a science fiction framework. The story follows Josh Corwood, who has long admired the superheroes of Siegel City but has only been able to report on them from a distance. When he discovers an undiscovered talent, his aspirations to join these heroes are reignited, leading him to uncover the truth behind their facade.
Readers will find that the narrative explores themes of heroism and deception as Josh navigates a world filled with false idols. As he seeks to expose what he believes is the greatest con game in history, he embarks on a journey to find the real heroes who have been overlooked. This edition not only revisits the original story but also includes new scenes and two additional short stories set in the vibrant world of Siegel City, enriching the overall experience for both new readers and those familiar with the tale.
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Josh Corwood has spent his life admiring the superheroes that protect Siegel City. He’s wanted to join them, wanted to be like them… but eventually, had to settle for reporting on them from the sidelines. When an undiscovered talent reignites his hope to join the world’s protectors, he suddenly discovers that their world isn’t everything he’d been led to believe. Surrounded by false idols, Josh decides to turn the tables on them and reveal the greatest con game in history… and hopefully, in the process, find the real heroes that have long been gone. This cult favorite superhero comedy returns in a revised and expanded edition. Check out the book for the first time, or revisit it to see new scenes, plus two additional short stories (not included in the original edition) set in the world of Siegel City!
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