Arc 1: Pages 1-15
Dec 14, 2016
"The Man Who Was Legion..."
Introduction to Ranaman. Can he rescue the child from the cornered kidnappers?
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Ranaman is a young Colombian-American who has been granted the powers of the frog. He has incredible strength, enhanced healing, can stick to any surface, and can leap enormous distances.
By day he lives in his downtown loft on the top floor. He's perceived as shy and friendly by his neighbors, his only real friend being Perrita, an American Eskimo dog.
By night he dons his green costume and red goggles to combat evil in the guise of a Red-Eyed Tree Frog, escaping the mundane using the shaft of an old dumbwaiter to access the roof. He patrols the city, battling super villains and collecting bounties, which he uses to fund his war on crime. Also helps him pay the bills.
Ranaman is a young Colombian-American who has been granted the powers of the frog. He has incredible strength, enhanced healing, can stick to any surface, and can leap enormous distances.
By day he lives in his downtown loft on the top floor. He's perceived as shy and friendly by his neighbors, his only real friend being Perrita, an American Eskimo dog.
By night he dons his green costume and red goggles to combat evil in the guise of a Red-Eyed Tree Frog, escaping the mundane using the shaft of an old dumbwaiter to access the roof. He patrols the city, battling super villains and collecting bounties, which he uses to fund his war on crime. Also helps him pay the bills.
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