"Hero Is a Four-Letter Word"

We have the introduction of a wanabe super-hero Henry Hayes, who goes as Maxi Man. The man is just down bad on his luck and decides to move to Bailey, New Hampshire to try to be a hero. Meanwhile Scott is back to not being able to properly fix appliances at his "fix-it" shop. Oberon continues to harass Scott about the business proposal from Ted Brown and Barda went from being in full command of her students to barely keeping it together. There are a few things that are set up in this issue (and I assume they will be paid off in the next one) like the monkey in Barda's school, the cleaning spray Oberon was so interested in and the box that Oberon brough inside the Fix-It store. Scott had no choice but to dawn his suit and save the day after a building caught on fire and the fire department failed to control the flames. That's when we find out that Hayes is in the hero business for himself not to help others. Funny thing is, Scott was so worried about losing his anonymity, but the people of Bailey, New Hampshire didn't even recognize him. They were calling him Mister Miraculous... more