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From the Notebook of Dr. Brain
Minister Faust
Del Rey, Feb 2007, $13.95
ISBN: 0345466373
Most of the superheroes suffer from differing mental problems, but fighting their adversaries, supervillains, has proven a terrific release of aggression that enables them to stay emotionally healthy. It has also given this group of brave men and women a cause to live and occasionally die for. However, the worst that could happen occurs to the superheroes when they defeat their super foes leaving them with no one to vanquish and their quest ends.. Now these renowned heroes who no longer have to save the world turn to therapist Dr. Eva Brain-Silverman for treatment for such problems as an inability to score without wearing a mask or having split personalities unless they happen to be in denial.
This is an amusing satirical look at the psychological reactions of our greatest superheroes after they have won the war and are no longer needed. The members of the Fantastic Order of Justice need help to adapt to a peacetime environs so Dr. Brain tries to assist them in letting go of their anger. Fans of comic book superheroes will fully enjoy this lampooning while pondering the ultimate universe question of the boomers: what would have happened to Lois if Superman had a super orgasm with her.
Minister Faust
Del Rey, Feb 2007, $13.95
ISBN: 0345466373
Most of the superheroes suffer from differing mental problems, but fighting their adversaries, supervillains, has proven a terrific release of aggression that enables them to stay emotionally healthy. It has also given this group of brave men and women a cause to live and occasionally die for. However, the worst that could happen occurs to the superheroes when they defeat their super foes leaving them with no one to vanquish and their quest ends.. Now these renowned heroes who no longer have to save the world turn to therapist Dr. Eva Brain-Silverman for treatment for such problems as an inability to score without wearing a mask or having split personalities unless they happen to be in denial.
This is an amusing satirical look at the psychological reactions of our greatest superheroes after they have won the war and are no longer needed. The members of the Fantastic Order of Justice need help to adapt to a peacetime environs so Dr. Brain tries to assist them in letting go of their anger. Fans of comic book superheroes will fully enjoy this lampooning while pondering the ultimate universe question of the boomers: what would have happened to Lois if Superman had a super orgasm with her.
