The Human Eel

Scumbag has been released from prison, and he’s up to no good. But the Human Eel finds it difficult to keep tabs on him. That’s because the Evening Star has a new owner who has turned life at the newspaper upside down. All this on the background of diving into the existence of evil.

When Fideles Claypool Greystone, heir to the Greystone Fortune, is found living with a pack of feral French poodles, after having been missing for 25 years, a question is raised as to whether or not he can successfully transition from life as a dog to life as a human being. It also opens the issue of the Dominion Mandate, given to Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, and man’s place in the created order.

It’s Christmas time in Megapolis City, and peace and good will is shared by everyone. Until a disgruntled salesman sets out to disrupt the spirit of the whole season. But it’s through this that the citizens of Megapolis City learn the true meaning of the Angelic Proclamation “Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good will toward men.”

Dr. Norman Geisler has said, “[Evil] is not an actual entity but a real corruption in an actual entity.” Evil is the antithesis of Good. This all becomes a stark reality when a recently un-retired super villain, the Antithesist, kidnaps Beanie Olson and holds him for ransom. With the assistance of the Purpled Crusader, a retired super hero, the Human Eel tracks down the villainous villain and learns something about the nature of evil along the way.

Proverbs 14:12 tells us that there is a way that seems right to a man, but the end of that way is death. When a villain invades Megapolis City, with the goal of ruling the world, it is up to the Human Eel to stop him. But maybe the truth of Proverbs 14:12 will stop him first.

While attending a Super Hero Convention, the Human Eel realizes the need for all men and women (super and otherwise) to be grateful to God for the gifts He has given them, and not to think more highly of ourselves than we should.

The early church fathers had to be on guard against false teachers, and we today, must be equally on guard as false teachers have continued to teach things that are…well…false.

A valuable ancient Biblical Manuscript is on loan to the Megapolis City Museum of Old Art. While it elicits a series of stories on New Testament Textual Criticism from Lorna Lake, it also elicits thoughts of theft in the mind of a fiendish villain. Can the Human Eel keep the ancient artifact safe?

As the Human Eel works to stop the Prankster from causing trouble in Megapolis City, we come to understand that the Word of God can be twisted to say just about anything. We must ever be on guard and carefully work to insure we have interpreted it correctly.

A villainous villain is successfully zapping all of the hope and joy out of Megapolis City’s Easter Celebration. It’s up to the Human Eel to save the day – and the Holiday.