Put enough Monkeys in a room with a typewriter, and they might just produce Shakespeare. Put enough superpowered Heroes on a planet, and they’ll definitely tear it apart. Colt Steel knows this firsthand. As a survivor of the “heroic” chaos that left lives shattered, he’s had one goal: hold these so-called heroes accountable. When he’s granted the rare [Damage Control System]—an ability to undo any destruction—Colt finally sets out to be the hero he thinks the world deserves. But the world isn’t interested in the quiet work of real rescue. It only cheers for the flashy powers, no matter how many people get hurt. Disillusioned, Colt quits the hero game for a paycheck-to-paycheck life as a cranky coder at a small bank, leaving the chaos behind. But when a new crisis threatens his hard-won peace, he’ll have to decide: keep hiding in the shadows, or step up one last time to prove that real heroism isn’t about saving the world—it’s about saving the people left behind. Damage Control Guy is a darkly comedic, slice-of-life story about a man who knows what true heroism costs, even if the world never will.