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Powers ticked back up this week with "Aha Shake Heartbreak," as Krispin's crusade and an ill-fated publicity stunt collided at the end to bring the angry young lad even more tragedy.
So far, on this series, the stories that have piqued my interest the most involve Retro Girl, her warm chats with Walker, and Zora. Overall, I like how the themes of celebrity and superpowers have combined, and that - like in our own current society - someone can skip to the head of the line and get famous by accident. Or, at least, by with very little effort. To be fair to Zora though, she did enter The Shaft with the intent of stopping Wolfe. She just didn't realize that her powers were mostly worthless (not that we couldn't, simply by the way they look).
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Powers ticked back up this week with "Aha Shake Heartbreak," as Krispin's crusade and an ill-fated publicity stunt collided at the end to bring the angry young lad even more tragedy.
So far, on this series, the stories that have piqued my interest the most involve Retro Girl, her warm chats with Walker, and Zora. Overall, I like how the themes of celebrity and superpowers have combined, and that - like in our own current society - someone can skip to the head of the line and get famous by accident. Or, at least, by with very little effort. To be fair to Zora though, she did enter The Shaft with the intent of stopping Wolfe. She just didn't realize that her powers were mostly worthless (not that we couldn't, simply by the way they look).
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