More powerful than a speeding Slug car, impervious to all forms of attack, able to leap through the air like a rocket in flight. Yes it's The Savior of Seattle... but he retired 25 years ago, officially at least. David, as he now likes to be called, still uses his ever-fading strength to stand up for the downtrodden, only now his efforts are confined to the slums he calls home. In desperate need to pay the rent, the previously reclusive hero agrees to a series of interviews with an equally desperate journalist. The unexpected popularity of the interviews pushes David back into the spotlight he has struggled to avoid, drawing the wrong kind of attention and endangering the very families David has been trying to protect. Will David decide to ride off into the sunset and live the life of celebrity he has earned, or will he continue to act as The Savior of Seattle, even if only as a shadow of his former self?