Ah, being a hero like Phantomias is truly not easy! The cape, the mask, the great deeds – many think that such a heroic life would simply be fantastic. Only the hero himself knows better, of course. He receives not only fame (sometimes) but also the beatings (often) and toils for the well-being of his fellow citizens (always), regardless of whether success or failure awaits him in the end. Fanatical fans, like Daisy's Phantomias fan club, can be annoying, but they are ultimately still the more tolerable side effects of being a hero. At least as long as they don't come dangerously close to discovering their idol's true identity. However, the real trouble comes from those who perceive themselves as the better heroes, wanting to be the avenger instead of the avenger. A notorious candidate for this is, of course, cousin Gustav. In this volume, various ordinary duck citizens want to jump in as helpers for the masked hero, uninvited. Is a superhero course from the master himself really a lesson for such couch sidekicks?.