THE CHILDREN OF THE PROPHET: The war is over. Or so it would seem. The President has been assasinated and a former agent with superpowers, Ghost, has made himself King of America. But he inherits the feud with the Prophet's men, now encamped in a new country they carved out for themselves named Mutopia, and lays them seige, kidnapping nearly a dozen small children with superpowers they were sheltering. Escaping, the children lift the seige. But then King Ghost's most trusted and powerful super, the demonic Witch-Lord, rebels against him, by using the youngest and most powerful of the House of Fayblood, the Stingray, to steal everyone's powers. He sets out, not to rule the world, but to destroy it. SPEARHEAD: The superheros have been employees of the federal gov. for nearly 70 years. Public opinion has grown hostile, and the remaining active ones ae given less duty, or shunted overseas. Spearhead, who can shift shape to war machine, is drinking with Tailspin when the evening is interrupted by paramilitary assassins. At first the team is inclined to attribute it to one of their old enemies, but the trails lead too far, and too high up, and the forces that keep surging against them are too well-equipped.... In fact, are as well-equipped as the US military. Which is what they are. The superheros are now on the federal hit list.