Tom Wright
Origins
language
(Moonlight Crew Publishing Nov. 15, 2015)
Aisha is looking forward to the college experience: Friends, partying, and studying.
But then an attack leaves her with unexpected powers. And her powers get her mixed up with the police.
Aisha must use more than her superspeed to combat the racist police on her campus. Can her wit and intellect help her not only outrun the police, but outsmart them too?
The Catalyza series follows Aisha as she, an African-American woman, stands against a racist police force. Quick, action-oriented, and with a comic book feel, Origins shows that superpowers aren't what's important, but rather the power that we all have inside ourselves.
But then an attack leaves her with unexpected powers. And her powers get her mixed up with the police.
Aisha must use more than her superspeed to combat the racist police on her campus. Can her wit and intellect help her not only outrun the police, but outsmart them too?
The Catalyza series follows Aisha as she, an African-American woman, stands against a racist police force. Quick, action-oriented, and with a comic book feel, Origins shows that superpowers aren't what's important, but rather the power that we all have inside ourselves.
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