What if your one reason for existing disappeared?

What if the one thing that made you who you are was no longer needed?

What if everything you spent your life fighting for and dreaming of was finally realized...but the cost was too great to bear?

What would you do?

Enter a world where crime no longer exists. A world in which heroism is no longer needed. A place where heroes still exist...but are no longer alive.

They are trapped. Trapped in dead-end jobs. Trapped in dead-end lives. Struggling to survive endless days and nights that are devoid of meaning.

Our heroes have become normal...ordinary...human...they have become like us.

No powers, no evil foes, no epic battles. The world's fate is no longer resting in their hands--just their own.

What if you were trained to save an entire world...and were now required to save only yourself?

What would you do?

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Wasted Minute takes you to a place where crime no longer exists.

It seems the world's superheroes have made the world safe. They did their job well. A bit too well.

 Without crime, they are out of work. And to make ends meet, superheroes have been forced to take regular jobs. Everything from working in offices and stores to going on job interviews and temping on the graveyard shift.

Wasted Minute flips superhero comics upside down. Stripped of villains and costumes and any reason to use their powers, the world's heroes try to adapt to everyday life. They try to cope with inept bosses and lazy coworkers. They try to cope with mindless work and low wages. They try to cope with mounting bills and dwindling sleep.

They try to cope with being heroes in a world of humans.