Aftermath of the Sun

When atomic bombs flew back and forth forty years ago, superheroes were an unintended consequence In present day, Builder is a 23-year-old sidekick with the powers of duplication and post-cognition. He's thought about quitting, Captain Miracle keeps telling him that he's too old for him. When his identity is leaked while on a routine League mission to prove that super powered people deserve to exist, along with a harrowing list of crimes he could not have committed, he has two choices. Go with Captain Miracle's overeager arch nemesis who pledges to protect him or turn himself in to the police. The Centipede is a 29-year-old roboticist. He hates his narcissistic arch nemesis, Captain Miracle, but is too in love with Miracles sidekick, Builder, to give up his career as a villain for pay. When Builder's identity is leaked and he is accused of a huge list of crimes, The Centipede springs into action to save him and prove that Captain Miracle isn't who he says he is. Will they clear Builder's name or will they be sunscorched?

Without the strongest man in the world, it should have been happily ever after. Anatoly, a roboticist supervillain, finds himself grasping at straws one-handed as he struggles to come to terms with himself and the Soviet commandos that have been alerted to his existence. Noah, a newly promoted hero, struggles with the guilt and trauma caused by his separation from Captain Miracle, as Ada, Captain Miracle's Wife and their new boss, scrambles to prevent the League from being shut down. Both men have to face the consequences of killing the sun and make hard decisions to protect those they care about. They killed the sun, will they survive the night?