Man that sounds like “Heroes”. But then, this is a thing I’d like to see as less of an anomaly, and more of a standard. The superhero genre has let that original “disguise to conceal my true identity” thing mushroom into this elaborate, formalized Noh Theatre of costumes, tights, secret identities, and a bunch of other generally strange things that don’t make sense to most people and tend to turn them off from the whole genre.

It’s good to see it getting back to its roots.

It seems like areal good read actually. I do really like the over the top factor of superheroes in tights and gaudy colors, but the modern feel and take on the story seems to be something I’d enjoy. In the end, what attracts me to superheroes or people with superpowers is the eternal conflict in their situations: if you are less of a human, are you also less humane or should you have a duty to be more so? Are you suddenly better than others, or are you a freak? And should you risk your own life, constantly and unbudging to save others, even though they might never accept you?

Now to see if I can find it in Sweden…