Book 1, Page 16
Jan 04, 2021
If you are a man who has a close platonic or romantic relationship with another man, make sure to shower with him after you scorch him with your solar powers. It's the only fair way to make up for what you've done.
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Welcome to the Sparrow, a superhero comic of mythological proportions!
Imagine if superheroes were beings of mythology and folklore around the world. Join Scott as he discovers he’s the son of the Greek god Apollo, and follow his introduction to the world of the supernatural. Guided by Markos, the Prophet of Olympus, Scott dons the mantle of the Sparrow and becomes a superhero in a world that needs them.
The Sparrow is an online comic that mixes mythology and folklore with superheroes! There’s some urban fantasy thrown in for good measure. All the characters draw their inspiration from monsters and tales of folklore and mythology. Some are demigods, but many other heroes and villains are the supernatural creatures only known before in stories.
Imagine if superheroes were beings of mythology and folklore around the world. Join Scott as he discovers he’s the son of the Greek god Apollo, and follow his introduction to the world of the supernatural. Guided by Markos, the Prophet of Olympus, Scott dons the mantle of the Sparrow and becomes a superhero in a world that needs them.
The Sparrow is an online comic that mixes mythology and folklore with superheroes! There’s some urban fantasy thrown in for good measure. All the characters draw their inspiration from monsters and tales of folklore and mythology. Some are demigods, but many other heroes and villains are the supernatural creatures only known before in stories.
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