Saving Silver Búho

Justin James

Summary

Silver Búho has always been known as a party boy with a raging libido. With his swooping grey hair, towering presence, and owl-like reflexes, he flies through the night sky hunting for supervillains and cruising for men. His relentless optimism emanates from his swagger as he walks into one trap after another.
Neon, his trusty sidekick, wishes Silver would adopt some discipline. Neon is a tank of a man who always expects the worst. Lucky for Silver, Neon remains on high alert. He grumbles endlessly as he cleans up Silver's messes and removes him from harm's way. 
Despite his flaws, Silver Búho has transformed sunny Moneda City from a crime-riddled town into a shining modern city. When Neon rescues Silver from yet another honeypot, Silver wonders if there might be something more this superhero/sidekick partnership. Meanwhile Ochtomage, a tentacled sorcerer with a ruby-tipped scepter, is amassing a mysterious substance known only as cephalite that might be turning people into octopuses. 
Will Silver Búho continue down his reckless path, selfishly assuming Neon will continue to protect him without thanks? Or will he rethink his behavior and the meaning of his friendship with Neon as the pressure mounts on them to save the world?

Available since: 10/05/2024.

Print length: 50 pages.

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