Title: Blazingly good dramatic prose
Product review: Frank delivers a grand emotional reconvergence in a superhero tradition. Comics as illustrated stories have always had to work to shrug off that ZAP POW WHAM! coat of action empty or subsumming the impact of the characters daily struggles. Some might say it was merely a bold mirror of those struggles, but still, it lacked the subtlety except in rare instances (Sandman, Bone, Y, Watchmen). In prose format, the superhero as human with just some extra skills comes right through, and no more than The Swan, who, like batman, doesn't even really have any "super" to his name. A great diorama of the inner workings of any extra[ordinary] person[s].
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