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This is a "what-if" story (or, in the parlance of the DC Comics of my childhood, an "Imaginary Story"; I suppose today it would be called an "Elseworlds" entry) that speculates on the results of Sonya Gannon testing out her wayward "anti-aging" formula on herself. It's been (and still is) available at my website, but there've been several requests to see it posted here. So...

I'd made the decision, ever since I started the Tetsuko comic, that Tetsuko and Slade would be the only recipients (victims?) of the formula. But there are a lot of readers out there who still want to see what Sonya would look like with Tet-chan's physique. So, to satisfy those requests - and hey, because I wanted to see it too - I went ahead and created this story, "Sonya's Growing Pains".

Just keep in mind, this story is not part of the official continuity. Because of everyone in the story get shot up with this formula, then what's the point of Tetsuko herself? "When everyone's super, no one's super," as a rather popular movie of a few years ago put it.

I put the "Mature" advisory on all the pages, even the ones which don't feature any "adult" material, because I don't want someone starting to read the story and then unable to finish because of the filter being on only some of the pages.

And now, the fun begins!

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Description
This is a "what-if" story (or, in the parlance of the DC Comics of my childhood, an "Imaginary Story"; I suppose today it would be called an "Elseworlds" entry) that speculates on the results of Sonya Gannon testing out her wayward "anti-aging" formula on herself. It's been (and still is) available at my website, but there've been several requests to see it posted here. So...

I'd made the decision, ever since I started the Tetsuko comic, that Tetsuko and Slade would be the only recipients (victims?) of the formula. But there are a lot of readers out there who still want to see what Sonya would look like with Tet-chan's physique. So, to satisfy those requests - and hey, because I wanted to see it too - I went ahead and created this story, "Sonya's Growing Pains".

Just keep in mind, this story is not part of the official continuity. Because of everyone in the story get shot up with this formula, then what's the point of Tetsuko herself? "When everyone's super, no one's super," as a rather popular movie of a few years ago put it.

I put the "Mature" advisory on all the pages, even the ones which don't feature any "adult" material, because I don't want someone starting to read the story and then unable to finish because of the filter being on only some of the pages.

And now, the fun begins!

Next page

Previous page

Back to Page 1

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THIS IMAGE IS PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT.
Permission is granted to transfer this image to an individual's computer system for personal use, and for NON-commercial reposting to Internet sites provided the image (including artist's signature and copyright information) is left intact, and artist credit (e.g. "Artwork by David C. Matthews") accompanies said reposting.

ALL OTHER RIGHTS RESERVED. COMMERCIAL USE OF THIS IMAGE IS PROHIBITED. ALTERATION OF THIS IMAGE, AND SUBSEQUENT POSTING OF ALTERED IMAGE, ARE PROHIBITED WITHOUT THE WRITTEN PERMISSION OF THE ARTIST.
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