The Sire is a superhero forced by his own costume to fight evil. It's like having a spider-sense, but instead of warning him of danger it puts him in danger. It makes things like having a social life, a girlfriend, a job – you know, the basics – next to impossible. Donald Wright is The Sire and he really, really doesn't want to be.
By Michael Dolce
The Sire is a superhero forced by his own costume to fight evil. It's like having a spider-sense, but instead of warning him of danger it puts him in danger. It makes things like having a social life, a girlfriend, a job – you know, the basics – next to impossible. Donald Wright is The Sire and he really, really doesn't want to be.
By Michael Dolce
The Sire is a superhero forced by his own costume to fight evil. It's like having a spider-sense, but instead of warning him of danger it puts him in danger. It makes things like having a social life, a girlfriend, a job – you know, the basics – next to impossible. Donald Wright is The Sire and he really, really doesn't want to be.
Meet Donald J. Wright, lowly assistant to star news anchor J.J. Waterston. In an effort to impress her, Don follows a lead to a Brooklyn warehouse and wakes up the next day trapped inside a costume with no clue how he got it. The suit does give him superhuman abilities: strength, invulnerability and the power to judge the worthiness of other super humans (termed evolved).
90's style superhero comics set in real world situations. I mean, if you had super powers would you really patrol rooftops and fight crime? Probably not... but that's why our hero doesn't have a choice. But maybe, just maybe, he'll become the hero his costume is forcing him to be.