Puckhead Bacon: Superheroes

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“Muah hah hah” the Evil Scientist laughed whilst making the super mutant creations known today as Puckhead Bacon Mouth the superhero and his evil arch nemesis villain Hockey Stick Sausage Eyes. They were made in the greases of cheese, bacon, sausage and boiling battery acid and a few extras. The mad Scientist didn’t know that that concoction would make some mutant creatures like it did and nor did he know villain or superhero. He didn’t know if he should be scared or proud. He kept them in cages for their young ages, One day they escaped after 20 years of experiments and tests and trials.

Hockey Stick Sausage Eyes wasn’t always evil. He used to fight crime side by side with PuckHead Bacon Mouth, but one day it changed. PuckHead assumed that

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