Loretta Follis has been a mother, a grandmother and an infamous supercrook named Toy Queen... but tonight she's become a target. When a group of ruthless teen heroes come to her apartment complex to capture her as bait for her daughter Frankie, Loretta decides to pick up her Jack-in-the-Box gun for one last fight. It's octogenarian supervillain vs tween sidekick psychopaths in brutal winner takes all. The body count will rise in a story we call "Last Stand at La Leyenda."
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Plot
The new team of young heroes, The Action, go to the boarding house where Frankie's mother lives, who was called Toy Queen, like a villainous mother, like a villainous daughter, this lady knows how to defend herself and with the help of her device and fellow boarders they manage to counter the cruel and violent attack of this team of heroes who want to avenge Insomniac and know the whereabouts of Frankie.
Toy Queen remembers her complex relationship with Frankie and instantly becomes one of the favorite characters in this saga.
These retired heroes and villains have the most original and crazy powers, VHS Villain is amazing.
Scalpel finds out that Toy Queen is being attacked and doesn't tell Frankie more