This is the last of 8 trailers for Secret Identities. The chapter is entitled “Peril”, which can be found on Page 183 of SECRET IDENTITIES: The Asian American Superhero Anthology. Peril was partially inspired by the real life case against Dr. Wen Ho Lee.

In the story By the Time I Get to Arizona, a young man named Mason Wong learns that his father has been incarcerated and accused of spying on the United States. His father, Dr. Benjamin Wong, was a research scientist that helped develop a series of nanotechnology prototypes that gave people superhuman abilities. Mason is sent on a quest by his fathers partner, Dr. Malcolm Eady, to retrieve a weapon before it gets into the wrong hands.

Written by Keith Chow, with art by Jef Castro, “Peril” is one of the 52 originally conceived superheroes of the S.I.Universe.

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Secret Identities – Perils

Other Secret Identities posts:

Secret Identities Book Trailer

In the Beginning

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You Are What You Eat

Secret Identities panel at New York Comic Con

Secret Identities at ECAASU 2009

The Blue Scorpion & Chung

A Day At CostumeCO.

The Citizen

S.O.S.

Secret Identities with Lynn Chen

Secret Identities with Secret Asian Man Tak Toyoshima

This is the seventh of 8 trailers for Secret Identities. The chapter is entitled “S.O.S.”, which can be found on Page 93 of SECRET IDENTITIES: The Asian American Superhero Anthology.

Visionary Raju “Bobby” Raval, founder of “Superhero Outsource Services” aka “S.O.S.” provides a “super” support system for the thrifty Superhero in today’s tough economy — eliminating the costly hassles of sidekicks or extra team members.

Written by Tanuj Chopra and drawn by Alex Joon Kim, this wonderfully satirical piece is one of the many examples of how SECRET IDENTITIES highlights relevant, world issues by sometimes taking it to the absurd.

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Secret Identities – S.O.S.

This is the sixth of 8 trailers for Secret Identities. The chapter is entitled “The Citizen”, which can be found on Page 56 of SECRET IDENTITIES: The Asian American Superhero Anthology.

The story follows a Super Mom (both literally and figuratively) as she juggles a hectic outing with her family at the local superhero, big-box store outfitter, CostumeCO. Secret Identities Editor in Chief, Jeff Yang provided the words and A.L. Baroza the art.

The story follows Frank Murakawa, a Sergeant from the Arizona National Guard who was exposed to unknown chemicals during a training accident endowing him with amazing abilities — turning him into… THE CITIZEN.

Incarcerated for attempting to arrest the former President of the United States for war crimes, The Citizen finds himself released from prison by the new Commander-in-Chief, enlisting his help.

Director and Marvel writer, Greg Pak (Incredible Hercules, World War Hulk, Skaar: Son of Hulk) wrote the story and directed/edited the trailer. The art was provided by Bernard Chang (X-Men, Deadpool, Wonder Woman). Visit: PakBuzz.com and BernardChang.com

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Secret Identities – The Citizen

This is the fifth of 8 trailers for Secret Identities. The chapter is entitled “A Day At CostumeCO.”, which can be found on Page 135 of SECRET IDENTITIES: The Asian American Superhero Anthology.

The story follows a Super Mom (both literally and figuratively) as she juggles a hectic outing with her family at the local superhero, big-box store outfitter, CostumeCO. Secret Identities Editor in Chief, Jeff Yang provided the words and A.L. Baroza the art.

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Secret Identities – A Day At CostumeCO.

SECRET IDENTITIES: The Making of “A Day at CostumeCO” Bonus Video – This reveals the initial test run clip in Sept 2008 that started it all the SI “Motion Comix”