In 1944, Consuelo Pérez and a team were injected with the Daisy compound, which
Read the storyIn 1944, Consuelo Pérez and a team were injected with the Daisy compound, which gave them superpowers. The vast majority died, but Consuelo and six others survived, including Edward Prescott. Both fought in World War II under superhero aliases—Edward as the strongest on the ground, and Consuelo as the strongest in the sky. During the war, Edward became obsessed with Consuelo, so he manipulated and blackmailed her into marrying him. With no other choice, Consuelo quit being a superhero, married Edward, and became a housewife. They loved each other in their own way, with tension and passion. Consuelo became pregnant, discovering she was the only superhero capable of doing so. The government took her and made Edward believe she had abandoned him. For decades, Edward lived a life of excess, convinced she had betrayed him—until 1986, when his own new team betrayed him and sold him to another country, with government support. In 2024, a small group of people rescues him, because thanks to his powers, he is the only one who can kill the most powerful superhero of the moment—a sociopath who pretends to be good but commits atrocities, covered up by a multinational corporation. Now, Edward, known as Patriot, must ensure this hero stops hurting people. But everything takes an unexpected turn when, in the middle of a fight, a capsule breaks and Edward hears Consuelo's sonic scream