For medium Alvin Bloom, this year could be a double win in both career and love... maybe.
He accepts Nick Fury's invitation to join S.H.I.E.L.D. and form a team tasked with monitoring and combating supernatural forces across the globe.
But there isn't a single ready-made team member, so he has to go out and find them himself.
At Columbia University, he meets his boyfriend, Matt Murdock, a law student.
A few months later, he gets caught in a bizarre love triangle after picking a masked vigilante out of a trash can.
A neighbor in Queens: Welcome to this romantic sitcom set in Hell's Kitchen, "Alvin and His Boyfriends." I'm your favorite friendly-neighborhood narrator!
Iron Man: ...Good grief, can't someone just take his mask off?
A certain demon in Hell's Kitchen: Believe me, I tried. Alvin held my hand down and said that, for the sake of confidentiality, he didn't want to know my true identity.
A certain purple-clad agent: Perfect. The show I'm watching while I eat has been renewed for another season. Those two can argue about secret identities for another eighty-one rounds.
1. The setting combines Marvel, DC, a hodgepodge of horror movies, and a touch of Cthulhu Mythos.
2. The male lead is the captain of a mostly original superhero team created by the author, a mom-friend who worries herself sick over the team (crossed out). He's a jack-of-all-trades who's good at a little bit of everything, but astonishingly dense in certain areas.
3. The pairing is Daredevil, with a fake love triangle.
Come on, say it with me: secret identity tropes are the best!
That said, the secret identities will eventually come out.
4. Also known as "Daredevil Really Wants to Shed His Secret Identity" and "What Do You Do When You Can't Lose Your Secret Identity and It Just Gets More Secure?"
5. The synopsis and title aren't final and might change _(:з"∠)_
Theme: Unity is strength.
