What a time to reread 'The Man in the High Castle'! You might dismiss the cries of the USA becoming a fascist state as hyperbole, but you can’t ignore the writing on the wall.

Marvel Comics billed him as “the wildest superhero ever—because he’s real!” Although the pages of The Human Fly, (1977-78) were fiction, they were indeed loosely based on a mysterious masked man who set out to become the “world’s greatest stuntman” and “the greatest superhero that has ever lived or will live.”

For many years, a man has been living a comic book style double life in St. Petersburg, Florida. At night, armed with a gun filled with rubber bullets, a mask adorned with a chess piece symbol, and a stock of supplies, Knight-Hood patrols the streets of St. Petersberg.

Were Diana’s victims actually sex abusers or were they just bus drivers targeted at random? Is vigilantism okay in a city that can’t or won’t protect its own people? And the biggest question: Is Diana a psycho killer or a superhero?