"Ha ha! Army boys do your worst. I'm unbeatable. I just survived a nuclear explosion in my cunt!!!! Not even SuperDude could do that."

SuperChick's insane laughter shattered nearby buildings. She turned to the remnants of the army tanks, and blew them a kiss. The force of her super breath was more powerful than a force 20 hurricane, and literally blew the tanks down the street. The so called hurricane proof sky scrapers, collapsed like a house of cards.

She took a series of mighty steps down the street towards the overturned tanks, and picked a couple up and began juggling them in the air. All the while snipers from the rubble fired high velocity rounds and depleted uranium shells at her, they were less than insect bites, and she ignored them.

She walked to the docks where a World War II battle ship was moored. The battleship had the largest ships guns ever created, and the crew frantically trained them on her. With a massive boom the main guns fired sending two shells directly at her.

Super Chick was now such a big target that they couldn't miss. She caught them in the air and then pressed the massive shells against her giant tits. As she increased the pressure the shells began to deform to the shape of her tits, within a few secods the once steel hard shells were like putty, she allowed the steel to set on her breasts forming waht was almost a steel bikini top.

She strond up to one of the giant gun barrels and ripped it from the turret. She began to ram it into her cunt, faster and faster, using it as the ultimate dildo. She came within minutes, unleashing a gigantic roar of pleasure. As she pulled the barrel out of her cunt in a flood of juices, it was mashed to paste by her fantastic thigh muscles. She casually tossed it away, and looked for a new challenge for her power.

What do you do now?

	She decides to benchpress the battleship
	A revitalised Judy arrives on the scene

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Story program written by Valerie Mates