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Julian's wife takes their son, leaving him depressed and unstable. He tries to get his son back but his distorted view of the reality may make him an antagonist to the superhero he thinks he is for his child.
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Julian's wife takes their son, leaving him depressed and unstable. He tries to get his son back but his distorted view of the reality may make him an antagonist to the superhero he thinks he is for his child.
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