Friday, April 26, 2019
#10: The Local Section
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Stella Starlight,
Yarn Man,
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Friday, April 19, 2019
#9: The Dean’s List, Again
“You lost your virginity to Yarn Man?” My sister Avril was both horrified and fascinated. “Now
I know you’re making it all up—about
living in a house with Megaheroes and the whole bit. I don’t believe that Trent
Phloog ever was Megaton Man or any
other Megahero, either…and Stella, well…she’s pretty and all, but she’s hardly
ravishing enough to have been the See-Thru Girl.”
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Friday, April 12, 2019
#8: A Night at the Hospital, a Day in the Funny Papers
It was late when the doctor finally spoke to me and Pammy
in the waiting room. She told us what Stella had experienced were known as false
contractions; she hadn’t gone into labor yet; her membrane hadn’t even ruptured.
In other words, her water hadn’t broken. It might still be another seventy-two
hours before she went into real labor. The way Stella had been overdoing things
lately, this came as no surprise. The stress and strain she’d put herself under
to get ahead before she’d have to take time off from school had brought this on,
I guessed. Not to mention Trent Phloog reverting to Megaton Man—the father of
her child—again, thanks to Secret Agent Preston Percy’s booster shot. Still, the
doctor said they wanted to keep her overnight, just in case.
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Stella Starlight,
Yarn Man,
young adult
Friday, April 5, 2019
#7: The Mysterious Preston Percy
It was the last Saturday in March, just a few days before Stella was to go into the hospital—to give birth to the love child of Megaton Man—when again Daddy’s pickup rolled into the driveway. I heard the honk from upstairs. Only this time it wasn’t carrying a load of gravel, or Daddy; when I got to the front porch, Avril was letting down the tailgate. There was something big and boxy under the blanket.
Labels:
Ann Arbor,
Clarissa James,
Maxi-Series,
Megaton Man,
Megatropolis,
Ms. Megaton Man,
New York,
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prose,
Rex Rigid,
social justice,
Stella Starlight,
Yarn Man,
young adult
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