Appearing in "Fourth and Goal to Go: The Lift That Drops You / Field of Dreams and Nightmares / Better Dying Through Chemistry"
Featured Characters:
- SuperPro (Phil Grayfield) (First appearance) (Main story and flashback)
Supporting Characters:
- Jane Dixon (First appearance) (Main story and flashback)
- Ken Reid (First appearance)
Antagonists:
- Carl Bennings (First appearance)
- Prof. Henry Morrison (First appearance)
Other Characters:
- Chicago Bears
- Ron Macedon (Main story and flashback)
- Jeremy Macedon (Only in flashback)
- Rudy Custer (Only in flashback)
Locations:
- Giants Stadium
- Jakobs Corporation
- New Jersey State University
Items:
- SuperPro Uniform (First appearance)
Vehicles:
Synopsis for "Fourth and Goal to Go: The Lift That Drops You / Field of Dreams and Nightmares / Better Dying Through Chemistry"
The story centers around Phil Grayfield, once an aspiring football player. His career ended when he saved a child from falling and suffered a horrific knee injury. He became a reporter and interviewed an eccentric football superfan, who happened also to be a scientist. This scientist designed a new, almost indestructible football uniform, which has to be molded on an "individual basis" and costs five million dollars to construct — so is "worth a fortune".
Suddenly interrupting the interview, thieves raid the eccentric's house, overwhelm the two of them, steal a vanload of NFL merchandise (but strangely not the uniform), and torch the building. Grayfield, who is tied up, knocks over experimental chemicals, which — in combination with the fire and diverse ultra-rare football souvenirs going up in flames — do not incinerate him, but turn him into a near-invincible superhero.
Grayfield puts on the eccentric's football uniform and brings the villains to justice and dedicates his life to fighting crime.