American Comics: Starting from the Invincible

Russell traveled to the world of Invincible Young Hero and became the cousin of the protagonist Invincible Young Hero Mark Grayson.

It's a pity that he is a cousin, not a cousin.

Otherwise, he would also be a member of the strongest race in the universe, the Vettrum. His

innate cheat did not work, but fortunately, it was slightly opened the next day. Russell obtained the Conquest System, and as long as he defeated the opponent, he could obtain the opponent's full ability template.

"It's still too slow to fight monsters and upgrade step by step to get the power to wrestle with the Vettrum. Is there a way to be an ordinary person the day before and become the strongest on earth the next day?

Yes, yes."

Russell accidentally discovered that there was a loophole in the system that could be exploited - corpses. After all, anyone can defeat a corpse.

It happened that his uncle, the Almighty Man, discovered that his son had awakened his ability, and the next day he sneaked and eliminated the Global Guard according to the plot.

Russell could only reluctantly (forced to suppress the corners of his mouth) accept all the superhero abilities of the pirated Justice League's Global Guard.

Mark Grayson, as an unknown person, waited for 17 years and finally awakened the ability of the Vitrum people. He was going to debut as the "Invincible Young Man" and become the most handsome superhero.

The next day, he found that his cousin, who had been better than him in every way since childhood, had also awakened superpowers and became the strongest superhero on Earth. He had no way to deal with him.

No, is this right?

Russell waved his hand: "Invincible Young Man only needs to be responsible for taking the beatings. I, the strongest person on Earth, have a lot to consider."

To be determined. Traveling through the world, Invincible Young Man, The Boys, Superman and Lois, DC Comics Universe...