Dial H for Hero #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume continues the 2020 Dial H for Hero series, collecting issues #7–12. It follows Miguel and Summer as they grapple with the consequences of the H-Dial's power, encountering new heroes and threats across Metropolis while exploring the legacy of the device. Written by Sam Humphries with art by various illustrators, the story deepens the mystery of the dials and their connection to the city's hidden history.
In "The New Heroes of Metropolis," Miguel and Summer find themselves on a fractured world where heroes are fused echoes of familiar faces—each a strange, overlapping blend of identities they recognize. When Mister Thunderbolt reveals a shocking truth—that both he and the Operator are actually Robby Reed—Miguel is torn, his trust in the mission shaken. As temptation grows, he reaches for another dial, unleashing four distinct versions of Supermiguel in a moment that redefines what it means to be a hero. Written by Sam Humphries and brought to life by Joe Quinones’ dynamic art and Jordan Gibson’s vivid colors, this issue blends identity, legacy, and the cost of power in a Multiverse where every choice echoes. The cover by Joe Quinones captures the chaos and wonder of the moment.
In "Hustle Buddies," Miguel and Summer are struggling as Daily Planet interns—especially when Miguel can't focus after a surprising encounter with a boy who knows his secret identity as Supermiguel. When the Operator summons them for a new mission to track down a missing Dial, they're racing against the Thunderbolt Club, who want it for themselves.
In "Miguel and Summer Travel the Multiverse," Miguel and Summer continue their journey across the Multiverse on the Operator’s mission when they stumble upon a reality where heroes are wild, fused combinations of familiar faces—including versions of themselves. There, Mister Thunderbolt reveals a shocking truth: both he and the Operator are actually Robby Reed, leaving Miguel reeling and tempted to embrace a new power by activating one of the other dials, transforming him into four distinct versions of Supermiguel.
In "Dear Dad," Summer grapples with the weight of her choices as Miguel and Mister Thunderbolt race toward a breaking point, their clash threatening to unravel everything. With the fate of the dials hanging in the balance, she turns to her father—behind bars—writing a letter that’s equal parts plea and promise, a quiet act of defiance in the face of chaos.
In "Dial F for Finale!", Miguel and Summer race across the Multiverse, chasing down Mister Thunderbolt’s escalating scheme while working to restore the H-Dials to their rightful Operator. With the fate of the device hanging in the balance, they navigate strange realities and unexpected dangers—before returning to their routine intern duties at the Daily Planet, where Miguel finally gets Chidozie’s number.
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↩ Reprints Dial H for Hero #7 (2019), Dial H for Hero #8 (2019), Dial H for Hero #9 (2020), Dial H for Hero #10 (2020), Dial H for Hero #11 (2020), Dial H for Hero #12 (2020)
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