Michele (Ludovico Girardello) è un bambino di tredici anni come tanti altri. La vita di Michele procede nelle più assoluta routine: vive in una tranquilla città di mare con la madre Giovanna (Valeria Golino) e tutto ciò che desidera è essere notato da Stella (Noa Zatta), la compagna di classe che sembra non vederlo. Un giorno, però, Michele scopre di avere il dono dell'invisibilità, iniziando ad esser protagonista della più incredibile delle avventure.

Emotion and addiction lie on a continuum between simple visceral drives such as hunger, thirst, and sexual desire at one end and calm, rational decision making at the other.

Already under official suspicion and suspended from her superteam, costumed crimefighter Empowered finds herself the bewildered target of every major supervillain in the capes-and-tights field for her supposed access to alien technology. With a trick or two up her tattered supersuit's sleeve, can our tirelessly plucky but sadly underestimated heroine outwit her army of tormentors–and escape the long-simmering revenge of the sinister Fleshmaster?
"This is a fantastically rendered book on every conceivable level, and much like Empowered herself, has to work even harder to get the respect it deserves. Luckily they're both way more powerful than most people ever expected them to be." –comicbookresources.com

We have long been encouraged to look to education, especially higher education, for the solution to social problems, particularly as a way out of poverty for the talented and the hard working.