Act I

After the events of the Second Great War in 1945, the world entered into the Golden Age of Heroism. For the United States of America it was the safest era in the history of mankind due to the strength and righteousness of the beloved Supers. There were many of them and they came in all shapes and sizes, powers and strengths. They would snuff out any immoral evildoer and save any damsel in distress. They were the peoples' champion and held in high regards throughout communities; looked up up to by all and worshiped by some, heroes kept the peace and upheld the good in the world. On the flip side this was the worst time for villains who, for the most part, went into hiding and only striking when they knew they could get away with it. However, even then they usually never got away with it as heroes were on the top of their game. This Golden Age lasted for decades until the late 1970's when the heroes made a mistake and caused a nuclear attack on the United States.