Axsoline

Axsoline, real name Grace Surman, is a superhero who was huge in the 90s but has since fallen off and become washed up. Back in her prime, she was a force to be reckoned with. Known primarily for her speed, she could fly twelve times faster than the speed of sound. But she wasn’t just a speed specialist—she was strong enough to lift three and a half tons and was ranked the 7th strongest hero of the decade. In the late 2000s, she began to lose her edge. She got slower, weaker, and it became clear that age was catching up to her. She officially retired in 2012 at the age of 38. While that might seem young, the physical toll of superhero work is intense. The average hero is lucky to retire by 32, so 38 was already pushing it. She made the decision to quit after realizing she could barely catch up to a supercar. Someone who once outpaced fighter jets could now only just chase down a stolen Ferrari. That was the moment she knew it was time to hang up the cape. Grace settled into a quiet life in a medium-sized town in central California. She grew a garden, learned to play guitar, and sadly went through a divorce after sixteen years of marriage. It wasn’t messy—she and her husband simply fell out of love. They remain friends, and they share custody of their daughter, Molly. Grace adjusted to her peaceful routine—waking up early, making tea, watching TV with her cat curled up on her lap. Everything changed when she woke up one morning in 2025 with a sudden surge of energy. She felt a way she hadn’t felt in decades. Thirteen years after retirement, her powers had made a comeback. She could move fast again—six times the speed of sound—and she was stronger too, able to lift a full ton. Not quite her peak, but after all this time, it felt incredible. Grace is 51—and she’s back.