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Herocopia, the officially sanctioned, fan-developed website for all things relating to the award winning comic series, Astro City. Biographies of heroes and villains, information on special places, insights on supporting cast, ordinary citizens and events, background details on weapons, headquarters, gadgets and gear. Along with histories, issue summaries, annotations, time-lines, and fan speculation galore. It's all here and we welcome you to join in the fun.

Featured Articles

"Hey You!!"

"What are you doing here? Didn't I tell you not to create attention? These guys are compromised! Beside this site is under repairs due to massive damages!"

"No! I don't know how the Herocopia site got damaged. It could have been the Oubor, but I don't know yet."

"Now go on. Get out of here before it sees you. You're too valuable to risk! Go! Go!"

Martha Sullivan

"I found out I had telekinetic powers when I was fourteen. I've never been sure where I got them."

"So I decided I was going to be a super-hero. I even sewed myself a costume, kind of. I was going to call myself "MIND-OVER-MATTIE." It was the late sixties, never mind."

"I wanted to be one of the DOORS, too..."

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Starpower

He makes a one panel appearance and then mixes it up a bit on the cover of the latest issue of Astro City. Now he features himself on the Main Page of Herocopia. Some super-heroes sure are pushy.

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Altar Boy

There is no blueprint for how to become a super-hero, but Brian Kinney has a plan. A high risk decision to move to Astro City, an area saturated with superheroes. There he hopes to mingle and learn, and with luck perhaps a chance as a side-kick or assistant to an already established mask. It's not like it hasn't happened before. His break comes sooner than he expected. He also didn't expect the Confessor to be the one to offer the chance for him to be Altar Boy.

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Marella Cowper

She was looking for work. Something stop-gap to help with day-to-day expenses until a real job came along. So who knows. It might have been just the right tag word in her resume, or perhaps someone already working for the company marked her as a strong candidate for the position as a Call Center Specialist. Then too, they put her through a large battery of tests when she applied for the position. Endlessly long tests, and even a psych exam. She was really getting suspicious.

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