When Kid Muscle made a quick trip across the galaxy to visit the folks back home, he expected to take some heat about his not-so-heroic shenanigans on Earth. But he didn't expect the government of Planet Muscle - including his dear old dad - to put him through his paces by enrolling him in a tournament to the death!

Kid Muscle squares off against the brutal masked wrestler Hanzo, but not even the Kid's snazziest moves have any effect against Hanzo's sneaky style and origami-based attacks. Faced with an opponent who's smarter than he is, will kid Muscle simply lose the will to wrestle? Sadly, yes... but the third member of No Repsect is still rarin' for a fight, and he has a personal grudge to settle with someone from Planet Muscle.

In yet another twist, it turns out Lone Bone Cold knows a little bit of Planet Muscle family history, and he's about to drop a bombshell that will rattle not only Kid Muscle, but the Kid's brilliant and inexplicably faithful manager, Meat. Will Meat recover from the flashback of a lifetime? Will Kid Muscle get his act together and master Fire before it's too late? Will anyone figure out why Lone Bone Cold is such a nasty piece of work?

Who knew that the chairman of the Justice Federation had a petty streak? Jealous of all the kudos Kid Muscle won in his time away from the Muscle League, Vance McMadd has turned in his resignation. So who's the new head of the Justice Federation and big kahuna of the Muscle League? Vance's go-getter son, Ikemen McMadd. Kid Muscle was no fan of the old McMadd, but the new one is going to haunt him like a bad beef bowl.

Kid Muscle's rasslin' career has been one long string of ups and downs, but the Superhuman Olympics may be a new low. The hero who destroyed the evil DMP, took down every member of Generation Ex, and won the Fire from the thugs of No Respect is now competing with his fellow Muscle Leaguers in some of the silliest contests ever devised.

The Superhuman Olympics are underway, and Kid Muscle is already being taken for a ride - by the Coasterman, a living roller coaster. It's all part of the continuing efforts of the shamefully biased Superhuman Oympics chairman, Ikemen McMadd, to boot the Kid out of the competition and into eternal obscurity and shame.

While Kid Muscle wrestles a living toilet, his tall, dark and dangerous rival Kevin Mask has problems of his own. In his first match of the Superhuman Olympics, the previously unstoppable Kevin is getting thrown around like a rag doll - and a quick glimpse under his stylish black T-shirt reveals that he's wasted away to skin and bones. Has the onetime DMP powerhouse lost his edge, jumped the shark, and bought a one-way ticket to wrestling oblivion?

It's Round Two of the Superhuman Olympics, and Kid Muscle faces double trouble in the form of Barrierfreeman, a Swedish wrestler with two bodies - one young, one old. Thanks to his promise to turn the world into a paradise for senior citizens, Barrierfreeman can depend on the support of the old-school fans in the crowd... and those elderly folks get rowdy when they're riled up!

Kid Muscle, Kid Muscle, Kid Muscle. It's always about him, isn't it? Let's ignore our gutless protagonist for just a moment and consider some of the more upstanding wrestlers in the Superhuman Olympics. Like, say, Jaeger, the noble German who's won the heart of many a fan - including the Kid's erstwhile girlfriend, Roxanne.

You know what Kid Muscle really, really hates? Pain. Too bad he's stuck in the Punishment X ring, where an enormous spike-studded cross waits to impale any wrestler who doesn't watch his step. And too bad he's fighting Ricardo, an elite Muscle Leaguer with genuine bad blood.

Dial Bolic, the human cell phone with the psychologically devastating Trauma Call. The Pumpinator, who can transform himself into a giant sneaker and stomp his adversaries into the mat. Sunshine, who has vowed to train the meanest, nastiest wrestlers in the universe, and his proteges, the Nightmare Twins. Welcome to wrestling, Ultimate style.

It's finally arrived. The moment that superhuman wrestling fans have awaited with bated breath. The climax of the Superhuman Olympics! Kid Muscle and Kevin Mask are facing off, one on one, mano e mano, in the squared circle.