Girls Can Be Supervillains Too
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Girls Can Be Supervillains Too
Narrated by:
D.L. Perry
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Narrated by:
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D.L. Perry
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By:
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Christopher Gray
About this listen
Before his accident, Billy was an average guy in Louisiana, just trying to get by. After his accident, he became Major Damage, one of America's foremost Superheroes. He has super strength and is invulnerable to any weapon currently known to man. When the government asks him to infiltrate the secret base of Doctor Destruction and save the International Space Station from destruction, he can hardly say no.
Major Damage assembles a team of fellow superheroes to carry out their mission. They find out that not everything is what they thought it was. In the end, Major Damage finds out that just maybe, girls can be supervillains too.
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