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-Elliot Mills got his first job as a reporter for the Rocket in 1959. After a few drinks, while walking home, he stumbled upon a group of people hanging a gutted shark in a subway tunnel and performing some sort of cultish ritual. He realized they were summoning [[Shirak]] the Devourer. However, [[Honor Guard]] soon showed up. While they put up a good fight, he knew they were hopelessly outnumbered. To make matters worse, Shirak had turned the attending cultists into shark-like creatures. Just as things seemed all but lost, one of the most prestigious heroes from the past, the [[Old Soldier]] mysteriously materialized to aid our heroes cause. Together, they defeated Shirak and his minions by destroying the altar on which they performed their ritual.
+Elliot Mills got his first job as a reporter for the Rocket in 1959. After a few drinks with friends, he made his solo walk home. Along the way, he stumbled upon a [[The Scoop|peculiar event]]. A group of people were hanging a gutted shark in a subway tunnel and performing some sort of cultish ritual. He soon realized they were summoning [[Shirak]] the Devourer. [[Honor Guard]] showed up, and while they put up a good fight, Eliot sensed they were hopelessly outnumbered. To make matters worse, Shirak had turned the attending cultists into shark-like creatures. Just as things seemed all but lost, one of the most prestigious heroes from the past, the [[Old Soldier]] mysteriously materialized to aid our heroes' cause. Together, they defeated Shirak and his minions by destroying the altar on which they performed their ritual and was the mystical device serving as a portal to Shirak's supernatural domain.
-[[image:mills-shirak.png|500px|center]]
+[[image:mills-shirak.png|450px|center]]
 Mills frantically prepared an article reporting this fantastic adventure. But his editor demanded that it be re-written, repeatedly, until it represented just the hard cold, verifiable facts. Frustrated at the time, Mills later realized the editor was right.  It was vital that the '''Astro City Rocket''' could always be trusted as a reliable information source. One that readers could depend on for filtering things down to the facts and presenting the truth.
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 Mills' original plan was to use them for reference only. However, he found their story fascinating and shifted the focus of the book directly on their personal saga. "Williams" was not their real surname, merely a pseudonym to protect their real identities.
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-Elliot Mills got his first job as a reporter for the Rocket in 1959. After a few drinks with friends, he made his solo walk home. Along the way, he stumbled upon a [[The Scoop|peculiar event]]. A group of people were hanging a gutted shark in a subway tunnel and performing some sort of cultish ritual. He soon realized they were summoning [[Shirak]] the Devourer. [[Honor Guard]] showed up, and while they put up a good fight, Eliot sensed they were hopelessly outnumbered. To make matters worse, Shirak had turned the attending cultists into shark-like creatures. Just as things seemed all but lost, one of the most prestigious heroes from the past, the [[Old Soldier]] mysteriously materialized to aid our heroes' cause. Together, they defeated Shirak and his minions by destroying the altar on which they performed their ritual and was the mystical device serving as a portal to Shirak's supernatural domain.
+Elliot Mills got his first job as a reporter for the Rocket in 1959. After a few drinks, while walking home, he stumbled upon a group of people hanging a gutted shark in a subway tunnel and performing some sort of cultish ritual. He realized they were summoning [[Shirak]] the Devourer. However, [[Honor Guard]] soon showed up. While they put up a good fight, he knew they were hopelessly outnumbered. To make matters worse, Shirak had turned the attending cultists into shark-like creatures. Just as things seemed all but lost, one of the most prestigious heroes from the past, the [[Old Soldier]] mysteriously materialized to aid our heroes cause. Together, they defeated Shirak and his minions by destroying the altar on which they performed their ritual.
-[[image:mills-shirak.png|450px|center]]
+[[image:mills-shirak.png|500px|center]]
 Mills frantically prepared an article reporting this fantastic adventure. But his editor demanded that it be re-written, repeatedly, until it represented just the hard cold, verifiable facts. Frustrated at the time, Mills later realized the editor was right.  It was vital that the '''Astro City Rocket''' could always be trusted as a reliable information source. One that readers could depend on for filtering things down to the facts and presenting the truth.
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 Mills' original plan was to use them for reference only. However, he found their story fascinating and shifted the focus of the book directly on their personal saga. "Williams" was not their real surname, merely a pseudonym to protect their real identities.
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-Elliot Mills got his first job as a reporter for the Rocket in 1959. After a few drinks with friends, he made his solo walk home. Along the way, he stumbled upon a [[The scoop|peculiar event]]. A group of people were hanging a gutted shark in a subway tunnel and performing some sort of cultish ritual. He soon realized they were summoning [[Shirak]] the Devourer. [[Honor Guard]] showed up, and while they put up a good fight, Eliot sensed they were hopelessly outnumbered. To make matters worse, Shirak had turned the attending cultists into shark-like creatures. Just as things seemed all but lost, one of the most prestigious heroes from the past, the [[Old Soldier]] mysteriously materialized to aid our heroes' cause. Together, they defeated Shirak and his minions by destroying the altar on which they performed their ritual and was the mystical device serving as a portal to Shirak's supernatural domain.
+Elliot Mills got his first job as a reporter for the Rocket in 1959. After a few drinks with friends, he made his solo walk home. Along the way, he stumbled upon a [[The Scoop|peculiar event]]. A group of people were hanging a gutted shark in a subway tunnel and performing some sort of cultish ritual. He soon realized they were summoning [[Shirak]] the Devourer. [[Honor Guard]] showed up, and while they put up a good fight, Eliot sensed they were hopelessly outnumbered. To make matters worse, Shirak had turned the attending cultists into shark-like creatures. Just as things seemed all but lost, one of the most prestigious heroes from the past, the [[Old Soldier]] mysteriously materialized to aid our heroes' cause. Together, they defeated Shirak and his minions by destroying the altar on which they performed their ritual and was the mystical device serving as a portal to Shirak's supernatural domain.
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-Elliot Mills got his first job as a reporter for the Rocket in 1959. After a few drinks with friends, he made his solo walk home. Along the way, he stumbled upon a piacular event. A group of people were hanging a gutted shark in a subway tunnel and performing some sort of cultish ritual. He soon realized they were summoning [[Shirak]] the Devourer. [[Honor Guard]] showed up, and while they put up a good fight, Eliot sensed they were hopelessly outnumbered. To make matters worse, Shirak had turned the attending cultists into shark-like creatures. Just as things seemed all but lost, one of the most prestigious heroes from the past, the [[Old Soldier]] mysteriously materialized to aid our heroes' cause. Together, they defeated Shirak and his minions by destroying the altar on which they performed their ritual and was the mystical device serving as a portal to Shirak's supernatural domain.
+Elliot Mills got his first job as a reporter for the Rocket in 1959. After a few drinks with friends, he made his solo walk home. Along the way, he stumbled upon a [[The scoop|peculiar event]]. A group of people were hanging a gutted shark in a subway tunnel and performing some sort of cultish ritual. He soon realized they were summoning [[Shirak]] the Devourer. [[Honor Guard]] showed up, and while they put up a good fight, Eliot sensed they were hopelessly outnumbered. To make matters worse, Shirak had turned the attending cultists into shark-like creatures. Just as things seemed all but lost, one of the most prestigious heroes from the past, the [[Old Soldier]] mysteriously materialized to aid our heroes' cause. Together, they defeated Shirak and his minions by destroying the altar on which they performed their ritual and was the mystical device serving as a portal to Shirak's supernatural domain.
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-Elliot Mills got his first job as a reporter for the Rocket in 1959. After a few drinks, while walking home, he stumbled upon a group of people hanging a gutted shark in a subway tunnel and performing some sort of cultish ritual. He realized they were summoning [[Shirak]] the Devourer. However, [[Honor Guard]] soon showed up. While they put up a good fight, he knew they were hopelessly outnumbered. To make matters worse, Shirak had turned the attending cultists into shark-like creatures. Just as things seemed all but lost, one of the most prestigious heroes from the past, the [[Old Soldier]] mysteriously materialized to aid our heroes cause. Together, they defeated Shirak and his minions by destroying the altar on which they performed their ritual.
+Elliot Mills got his first job as a reporter for the Rocket in 1959. After a few drinks with friends, he made his solo walk home. Along the way, he stumbled upon a piacular event. A group of people were hanging a gutted shark in a subway tunnel and performing some sort of cultish ritual. He soon realized they were summoning [[Shirak]] the Devourer. [[Honor Guard]] showed up, and while they put up a good fight, Eliot sensed they were hopelessly outnumbered. To make matters worse, Shirak had turned the attending cultists into shark-like creatures. Just as things seemed all but lost, one of the most prestigious heroes from the past, the [[Old Soldier]] mysteriously materialized to aid our heroes' cause. Together, they defeated Shirak and his minions by destroying the altar on which they performed their ritual and was the mystical device serving as a portal to Shirak's supernatural domain.
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	Mills' original plan was to use them for reference only. However, he found their story fascinating and shifted the focus of the book directly on their personal saga. "Williams" was not their real surname, merely a pseudonym to protect their real identities.		Mills' original plan was to use them for reference only. However, he found their story fascinating and shifted the focus of the book directly on their personal saga. "Williams" was not their real surname, merely a pseudonym to protect their real identities.
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-Mills began reporting for the '''[[Astro City Rocket]]''' in 1959, and has been the  managing editor since 1991. A Pulitzer Prize winner and author of the memoir "Through Shining Eyes," few know the city as well as he does.
+Mills began reporting for the '''[[Astro City Rocket]]''' in 1959, and became the managing editor in 1991. A Pulitzer Prize winner and author of the memoir "Through Shining Eyes," few know the city as well as he.
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