In his science fiction action comic, “The Chosen One,” Wally Woods demonstrates the dangers of bottling up emotions and allowing them to consume one’s entire being. To begin, Woods emphasizes the fear that plagues Bobby’s father, Henry, from day to night, the fear that Bobby’s father keeps tightly shut within himself, the fear that, perhaps his daily exposure to uranium and nuclear energy had done something to his reproductive organs and consequently, the fear that it is his fault that Bobby was born an abnormal child that who is alienated from his peers. Soon, Henry reaches his breaking point and is driven to scream at Bobby, asking him why “don’t you get lonely? By heavens, what kind of a child are you?” (Woods 4) and later admitting that