Captain Fluke

By G.R. Richards

All superheroes have fantastic abilities of fight and flight, right? Not Captain Fluke. From an early age, Larry's special talent has been a knack for stumbling across bad guys. Now he catches enemies of the city red-handed wherever he goes. It's not an ability most people would wish for, but Larry wouldn't trade his Captain Fluke powers for the world… especially when they can attract a guy as super as Ted!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Great Gay Fiction
• Release date: Jan 23, 2022
• ISBN: 9780463796382

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Captain Fluke

A Sexy Gay Superhero Story

By G.R. Richards

Bert scooped a forkful of cold Spaghetti-Os straight from the can.  You’re really gonna wear that leotard on a blind date?  Dude’s gonna think you’re nuts.

Larry hopped down the hallway with one foot stuck halfway into his neon green bodysuit.  How the hell else is he gonna know it’s me?  Use your head, Bert.  And close your robe while you’re at it.

Tumbling headlong over the sofa, Larry dislodged his foot from his costume and managed to pull the top part up over his shoulders in one fell swoop.

You’re one to talk, Bert scoffed, tightening the belt on his ratty robe.  Don’t you think a superhero should at least wear underpants when he’s out on the town?

Don’t need it.  Larry tapped on the crotch of his bodysuit and it rang out with a faint metallic dinging sound.  Reinforced codpiece, bro.  Anyway, I don’t need to worry about getting hurt. Someone up there is looking out for me.

Bert’s curious gaze followed Larry’s finger as it pointed toward the ceiling.  You mean the Goldsteins in the apartment upstairs?

No, no, I mean Heaven, you idiot.  Karma, Zeus, the God-force, the Great Unknowable.  Larry pulled on his prized headpiece made of blue spandex with yellow tailfins.  He always had trouble hearing through the fabric, but it looked so cool he didn’t want to change it.  "Somebody up there is taking care of good old Captain Fluke, leading me to the right place at the right time.  Now, where did I say I’d pick up my