Samuel Foy

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on After being framed for the murder of his father, a teen boy growing up in the late 1930's finds comfort in the "Red-Ryder" comic strip. In his adventures he struggles to find his father's murderer, and prove his name is clear.

In relation to the last comment, I don't think the log line means he needs to be living in his own comic strip. I took it to mean more that the kid gets inspired by the hero, and tries to…
on After successful neurosurgery, a monk questions his visions of a transcendent being or whether they're symptoms of mental illness.

Solid idea. The main thing will be how the visions help him. If it was a detective whose vision were helping him solve cases, he has something at stake if he loses the ability. Obviously your monk isn't doing such…