That Time the Villain Was a Sis-Con

A while ago, a comment was made on another book that referenced the title of this story. Until a few hours ago, I hadn't given it another thought. Then I thought, "That could actually be fun." And so, here we are. Meet Quillon, a young man with a passion for three things his adorable little sister, comics, and not being a superhero. Ignoring the first, being the child of two A-tier supers, that last one would be rather disappointing to many if not for the fact that he doesn't have superpowers. At least, that's what he's led the world to believe. But that is where the problems come in. His sister, Jayde, DOES want to be a superhero, and she has obviously and happily inherited powers from BOTH of their parents. This concerns Quillon because Jayde is such a sweet and innocent girl (in his eyes) that he is worried that some villain will get their grimy mitts on his little sister. "No way! Not on my watch." If he can't keep her from being a superhero, then he'll keep an eye on both by becoming a supervillain and protecting her from within.