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Cover: Joe Quinones

Dial H for Hero #1

Feb 2020 · DC · 16.99 USD; 22.99 CAD
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★ 1st appearance — Miguel Montez
About this Collection

This volume continues the 2020 Dial H for Hero series, collecting issues #7–12. It follows the adventures of new heroes in Metropolis who gain powers by dialing H-E-R-O on a mysterious phone, exploring the consequences and chaos that arise from these transformations. Written by Sam Humphries with art by various creators, the story deepens the mythology of the dial and its impact on the city.

Contains 6 stories
The Hero Within
22 pp · Superhero
Miguel Montez [also as Monster Truck]Summer PickensThe OperatorBrant MontezSuperman (flashback)Robin [Damian Wayne] (cameo)Lobo (cameo)Snapper Carr [Lucas Carr] (cameo)Angel O'Day (cameo)Sam Simeon (cameo): Harley Quinn (cameo): Alfred Pennyworth (cameo)

In "The Hero Within," Southern California teen Miguel, tired of a life full of setbacks, finds unexpected connection with Summer, a girl running from her own troubles. When Miguel stumbles upon a mysterious device, it transforms him into the bizarre, larger-than-life hero Monster Truck—just as they’re forced to flee together, chasing freedom in a world that’s never felt like theirs.

River Deep, Mountain High
22 pp · Superhero
Miguel Montez [also as Iron Deadhead]Summer PickensBarnaby [also as Zobu the Zonkey King]the OperatorMister ThunderCorrine Grandle

In "River Deep, Mountain High" from Dial H for Hero #1 (2020), Miguel and Summer clash over whether to return home—until the H-Dial transforms a Thunderbolt Club member into a threat, forcing them to team up and journey to Metropolis to seek Superman’s help.

Yesterday
22 pp · Superhero
Miguel MontezSummer Pickens [also as Lo Lo Kick You]The Operator [Robby Reed, who appears also in flashback]Corrine Grandle [also as the Bluebird of Happiness]Mrs. Pickens [flashback]Gorilla Grodd (cameo, flashback)

In "Yesterday," Officer Grandle wields the H-Dial to confront Miguel and Summer, forcing them into a battle that digs deep into Summer’s past—her memories becoming a weapon in the fight. As the truth unfolds, the Operator behind the Dial reveals himself to be Robby Reed, turning the confrontation into something far more personal than anyone expected.

Detroit City Blues
22 pp · Superhero
Miguel Montez [also as Li'l Miguelito]Summer Pickens [also as Chimp Change]Snapper Carr [Lucas Carralso as Alien Ice Cream Man]The Operator [Robby Reed]Mister Thunderbolt

In "Detroit City Blues," Miguel and Summer find themselves unexpectedly drawn into a high-stakes encounter at the Justice League Detroit Headquarters Museum, where they meet Snapper Carr running the exhibits. When Mister Thunderbolt triggers a robotic uprising, the trio must decide who will use the H-Dial—each moment of hesitation turning into a wild transformation into bizarre, mismatched heroes.

Secret Origins of the Heroverse
22 pp · Superhero
Miguel MontezSummer PickensThe Operator [Robby Reed]Mister ThunderboltSnapper Carr [Lucas Carr]Two-Face (cameo)Superman (flashback)Wonder Woman (cameo flashback)Green Lantern [also appears as Hal Jordan] (cameo flashback)Abin Sur (cameo flashback)Supergirl (cameo flashback)Flash [also appears as Barry Allen] (cameo flashback)Batman [Bruce Wayne] (cameo flashback)Black Canary (cameo flashback)Hawkgirl (cameo flashback)Hawkman (cameo flashback)Martian Manhunter (cameo flashback)Aquaman (cameo flashback)Adam Strange (cameo flashback)Lois Lane (cameo flashback)Jimmy Olsen (cameo flashback)

In "Secret Origins of the Heroverse," Jo and the Operator face off against Mister Thunderbolt, who steals the H-Dial and turns the tide of battle—just as Summer commandeers the Supermobile from Snapper's museum and races toward Metropolis. There, the city's fate hangs in the balance as Mister Thunderbolt activates the H-Dial, unleashing unpredictable powers across the skyline.

Anyone Can Be a Hero
22 pp · Superhero
Miguel Montez [also as Supermiguel]Summer Pickens [also as Lolo Kick You]the Operator [Robby Reed]Mister ThunderboltMammawthome (cameo)Dumpster Liar (cameo)Fuzzy Lollipop (cameo)Business Affairs Mafioso (cameo)Frank (cameo)Rocket Bethany (cameo)Dundee Rex (cameo)

In "Anyone Can Be a Hero," Metropolis erupts into chaos as ordinary citizens suddenly gain superpowers, turning the city into a battleground of unpredictable heroes. When Miguel steps into the fray, he’s forced to confront the escalating danger — and the mysterious Mister Thunderbolt, who’s already targeting three more H-Dials.

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Full credits

artist, inker Joe Quinones
colorist Jordan Gibson
letterer Dave Sharpe
cover pencils, inks Joe Quinones

Reprints

↩ Reprints Dial H for Hero #1 (2019), Dial H for Hero #1 (2019), Dial H for Hero #2 (2019), Dial H for Hero #3 (2019), Dial H for Hero #4 (2019), Dial H for Hero #5 (2019), Dial H for Hero #6 (2019)

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