Drozin was busy in his office creating a graphic novel when a boy scout troop and their leader was out at the reception desk. 

“Mr. Cambell, there are some boy scouts out here that want to see graphic novelists at work.  Do you want to allow it?”

“Is this for a merit badge or something?”

“No.  They are just interested in observing people at work in many occupations.  They took a vote and they decided to come here where some of their favorite graphic novels are created.”

“I’ll come out to talk with them.  I’ll see if the gang is willing to have them observe them at work.”

Drozin left his office and entered the front office where the receptionist and display cases with various issues of graphic novels were at.  Each novel was in holographic 3-D.  He recognized the scout leader and one of the boys as the man and little boy he had seen in the subway the first time he used the system.  He looked a bit different than he did on that day.  He just hoped neither one would think he was the man who could walk through walls.   

“Good morning, gentleman,” said Drozin.  “I hear you want to see how we create graphic novels.”

They all agreed. 

“Well, I’m glad you chose Wow.  This is the only company that has the ability to produce graphic novels in holographic 3-D.  Let me bring you in the back where the magic is done.”

Drozin brought them into Kent’s office where he was inking his latest novel.  He was working on an issue of “Scarlet Avenger” who was a man who had the ability to enter the minds of people to manipulate them.  He would haunt the dreams of bad guys and help others through the dreams he created.  Sometimes he could even give the people whose minds he inhabited enhanced abilities to confront bad guys. 

Kent put his pen down and turned to tell them, “Hi, guys.  How many of you like ‘Scarlet Avenger?’”

They all raised their hands. 

“I’m working on my latest book.  I think it is one of my best.  Scarlet is giving a priest the ability to read minds and someone who is in the confessional is about to tell him……”