Crashing #1

In a world where extraordinary abilities are both a gift and a curse, Rose Osler stands out as a talented specialist dedicated to helping those with powers. However, the irony of her position becomes glaringly clear as she works in a hospital that strictly prohibits powered patients. This creates an unusual tension as Rose navigates the complexities of her career, often feeling caught between her expertise and the restrictions imposed upon her.

As she delves deeper into this unique environment, Rose must confront the ethical dilemmas that arise when her patients possess extraordinary abilities. The intricacies of her role challenge her to find innovative solutions while adhering to hospital policies that seem increasingly outdated. The interplay between her patients' needs and the institution's rigid guidelines creates a riveting exploration of morality and the consequences of power.

Through dynamic storytelling and vivid illustrations, the narrative unravels the challenges Rose faces daily. As she fights for a system that acknowledges the humanity of powered individuals, readers are drawn into a compelling tale of empathy, resilience, and what it truly means to heal. The journey not only tests Rose's professional limits but also reveals her own hidden strengths along the way.