The Hidden Powers Within: A Journey of Flight, Invisibility, and Human Strength

The Deal of the Art is not one story — it is more than four, like Glenn Erics, who can fly and turns his father’s suicide into a life of heroism: a man caught falling from a building, a girl lifted from a tree, one rescue at a time.

Michael Roberts, who becomes invisible, uses his newfound ability to gather insider information in the financial world — from a modest busboy to a successful CEO, proof that empowerment can rise out of any hardship.

Megan Leigh uses her invisibility to combat perverts on Chicago’s "L" train, walking the thin line between justice and retribution.

Brooke Laurel, a runaway living in South Beach, Miami, refuses to stay grounded as she gains her wealth by helping unscrupulous associates.

Michele Locke earns an Olympic gold medal by discovering that she has the SuperPower of flight, just after her mother awakens from her coma.

Each SuperPower symbolizes an inner battle — flight as redemption, invisibility as access, justice as a weapon. The gifts at the seam of the sky only ever amplify what was already in the room. Hand a SuperPower to a coward and you get a faster coward. Hand it to someone who built their strength the slow way, and you get a hero with receipts.