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Panopolis, the City of Heroes: a place where exciting things happen every single day. Things like mad science, reckless public endangerment, corporate espionage, and political puppetry.
You’ve got to wonder, why would anyone ever want to move here?
And once they get here, why would they ever want to stay?
Maybe for the excitement of watching real super-powered Heroes battle it out with Villains every day—preferably from a few hundred yards back. Maybe for the chance to become one of those Heroes, brave and stalwart and always doing the right thing.
Or maybe . . . just maybe . . . some people stay because they prefer to take their chances with a Villain or two.
NOTE: This collection includes the novellas WHERE THERE'S SMOKE and WHERE THERE'S FIRE.
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