Fear and Fury
by Jamie Jackson
Meet Megaera, Meg for short. She’s like Deadpool, except for funnier.
For a girl with the power of fear the recruitment attempts from both sides are never-ending.
A self-described not-a-hero, villain-leaning humanoid, Meg just wants to live her life, work her dead-end job and have everyone else (especially the heroes) leave her alone.
But when a bigger fish who can turn superpowers back on their users enters the picture and threatens the person Meg loves the most (herself), she must turn to the last group of people she would admit she needs help from.
Forced to team up with the heroes she despises (but won’t murder, because let’s face it, orange is not the new black), Meg will have to face the choices from her past that she won’t get therapy for.
Self-centered, snarky, sarcastic and a little bit dramatic, she’s going to have to save the world, even if that wasn’t her intention.
And try not to get shot in the process.
Because that shit hurts.
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