Calling On The Superheroes

By Warren Chambers

In American Society crime is rife and high. The American Teenages, gang realize the dangers of crime and being possible victims themselves. Do they took precaution and action to defend and protect themselves against crime. The gang decided to dress up as superheros to fight against crime. Actually being superheros themselves act as a deterrent against crime in modern America. They are all vigilant, vigil, rebellious stubborn and beligerent as well as wary and beware of crime. The Gang have a obsessive love for comics and belong to a comic club
Fighting crime and taking measures against crime does become their way of life.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Balboa Press UK
• Release date: Sep 1, 2023
• ISBN: 9781982287405

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Balboa Press rev. date: 08/30/2023

TO ALL THE KID SUPERHEROES

CONTENTS

Introduction

Chapter 1 Superheroes

Chapter 2 Seizure

Chapter 3 Marti’s Peaceful Times

Chapter 4 A Typical American Kid

Chapter 5 Marti Advises Casey

Chapter 6 Judo Practice

Chapter 7 Superheroes’ Time Together Out in the Garden

Chapter 8 Residency

Chapter 9 Superhero Powers

Chapter 10 Fighting Another Time

Chapter 11 Readers of Comics

Chapter 12 A Slight Disturbance at the Country House

Chapter 13 Bat Versus Nancy

Chapter 14 Masquerade

Chapter 15 The Superheroes and Children Play Cricket on the Green

Chapter 16 Nana Joins the Banana Club

Chapter 17 Superhero Games

Chapter 18 Marti’s Wonderful Time with Blake’s Sisters

Chapter 19 Marti Visits Mick at the Psychiatric Ward

Chapter 20 Watching Home Cinema, Entertainment

Chapter 21 Marti Invites Calvin to his House

Chapter 22 The Discussion (Victims of Crime)

Chapter 23 Marti’s Faith

Chapter 24 Marti Stays the Night at Blake’s House

Chapter 25 Solitude

Chapter 26 Kimberley Has a Tiff

Chapter 27 Mystery Valley (A Comic Book)

Chapter 28 A Private Judo Class

Chapter 29 Times Spent at a Apartment and Penthouse

Chapter 30 A Pearl

Chapter 31 Kimberley and Casey Training to Learn Judo

Chapter 32 (Mommie’s Talk) Marti Alone with Blake in the Garden

Chapter 33 The Secret Passages

Chapter 34 The Superheroes’ Reflection on their Childish Obsession

Chapter 35 A Short Holiday Abroad

Chapter 36 Marti Pondered on his Recent Holiday Overseas (A Deep Reflection On It)

Chapter 37 Crime Statistics

Chapter 38 Autumn Bliss

Chapter 39 A Comic Club

Chapter 40 All the Children’s Love for their Superheroes

Chapter 41 Marti Wait Up

Chapter 42 Marti’s Desires

Chapter 43 An Exclusive Tea Club

Chapter 44 Disco City

Chapter 45 Davy Calls on Marti’s House

Postscript

Footnote 1

Footnote 2 – Intentions

Footnote 3

A Day with the Hillbillys

INTRODUCTION

Marti, Blake and his Sisters, Kimberley and Casey, Tim are American Kids growing up on America, in American Society. They worried about Crime of being Victims.

So One day they all dressed up as Superheros. Masquerading as Superheros, in pretence, pretending to be ones.

ALL THIS crime. What are we going to do? said Blake worriedly.

We will get through this. WE are Superheros. We are the Bat people. said MARTI concernedly.

I do hope so. We have to take action this Instance. said Blake anxiously.

We have no choice. We have to fight. said Marti apprehensively.

CHAPTER 1

Superheroes

All of the children came over to their friend’s house. The children dressed up in their superhero costumes. The sight of them an amusing spectacle.

Going out in the garden all of the playful children caper about out there. The next door neighbours looking out of the windows watching them. All of the children were obsessional about superheroes. They are all obsessed about comics. They all have their preferred preferable favourites. They preferred certain issues, comics.

Marti, Tim, Kimberley and Casey remain belligerent, stubborn, fearless and tough individuals. They all did belong to a gang. They fancied themselves as being a superhero. Their childish desires exciting. Reliving their childish fantasies and enjoying the pleasure of it. They all have such fun at being a superhero. Dressing up and masquerading as a superhero. It’s a childish pleasure. Their superheros ethos is to restore law and order and to fight crime. Will this great City be reinstated to its full former glory.

I know what, said Marti. Us we’ll be baddies.

How can you when you are goodies? shrugged Tim.

I’ll play a heroine, said Kimberley.

The few superheroes captured the baddies and rounded them up. Keeping them prisoner. A superhero rescued a heroine from the clutches of the villains. Everybody acted their part.

Marti, Tim, Kimberley and Casey stayed together while the others wandered off while going somewhere else.

Why did I dress up for? moaned Tim.

We are superheroes. We have to keep law and order. Fight crime and save the Damsel in distress, replied Marti.

We all have superhero powers. Haven’t we? sniggered Kimberley.

How’s Mom? asked Casey.

My Mom has a strop. She keeps on telling me to stop reading comics and get a Saturday job, answered Marti.

Hey! That’s nothing new. All our parents say the same thing, said Casey coolly.

Marti express his common wish.

Wouldn’t it be good if we didn’t have any parents.

Kimberley had empathy too.

Yes. Wouldn’t it be.

A few of us didn’t want to come. Aren’t you glad you came? said Marti joyously.

We are glad. It has turn out better than what we imagine, said Casey.

Superheroes don’t die. Do they? said Tim.

No. They don’t die. How can they? answered Marti.

Isn’t a superhero invincible and indestructible?