Authors Note: This is a short response for conflict on Ordinary Boy.
What if the greatest hero of all has fallen into the bad side, and you and few other superhero friends have to go on a journey and save the most powerful Hero of all, The Amazing Indestructo? In the book Ordinary Boy, a group of characters must resolve this conflict and bring The Amazing Indestructo back to the side of good.
The main conflict in Ordinary Boy is person versus person. Different heroes are matched against other heroes depending on the powers they were born with. The biggest match during most of the story is probably the Amazing Indestructo against any evil, but mainly against Professor Brain-Drain (who is the worst villain of all). In particular, Ordinary Boy
Along the progression of the story small problems are solved by super heroes that have powers to deal with only one particular problem. Some examples of characters solving these minor outbreaks include: Snowflake freezing something that is burning, Stench forcing people away because of the smell, The major resolutions are made when the old time heroes try to make their way back into being members of the League of Ultimate Goodness. The Amazing Indestructo is the only hero to be able to conquer all evil, but he falls when he’s up against his ultimate match, Professor Brain-Drain, Sneak, and the Tycoon.
This book reminds me of Justice League heroes, they have almost the same conflict. In some of the books, Superman is the one who falls. And his other team needs to go find him and bring him back to the good side.
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