Alvin Greene Still With Us— as Comic Superhero

Failed Senate candidates fights foreclosures in 'Ultimate Warrior'
By Nick McMaster,  Newser Staff
Posted Nov 3, 2010 6:01 PM CDT
Alvin Greene Still With Us— as Comic Superhero
The cover of 'Alvin Greene, Ultimate Warrior'.   (Alvin Green)

Those saddened by the departure of Alvin Greene from the national stage can take solace—he's still around as a comic book superhero. Greene spent much of his election night party after the loss to Jim DeMint talking up the Ultimate Warrior, his comic book alter ego who uses super-human physical abilities to help families facing foreclosure, reports the Huffington Post.

The warrior's mission statement, as noted by Comics Alliance: "I will stop house foreclosures. Big banks got their bailout. Their debt was forgiven and you paid for it. They each got million-dollar bonuses. Did they forgive your debt? Did you get a bonus? I will save your house and your job." It helps that he can "leap higher than Michael Jordan." The Washington Post can't resist this line: "With great power, it seems, comes great eccentricity." See the comic here or to read more, click here.
(More Alvin Greene stories.)

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