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'''''Hero''''' is a 2007 novel by [[Perry Moore]]. It deals with Thom Creed, the son of retired-in-disgrace hero Major Might {{spoiler|and missing heroine Invisible Lass}}.
Major Might, also known as Hal Creed, has two strong beliefs. One is that homosexuality will directly lead to the collapse of society as we know it. The other is his grudge against superpowered heroes. Guess what two attributes define Thom?
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Perry Moore and Stan Lee were in the process of making it into a TV movie pilot on Starz, but it fell into [[Development Hell]]. Some sequels were also planned, until [[Author Existence Failure|Perry Moore's death]] got in the way.
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* [[Ambiguously Brown]]: Golden Boy. This is actually a point of contention for him, since he grew up a ward of the state and nobody wanted to adopt him because they couldn't figure out his race. The [[Unfortunate Implications]] of his name (chosen by mentor Silver Bullet) probably aren't lost on him either.
* [[The Atoner]]: Ruth became a superhero to make up for her life of crime.
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