Dial H for Hero #2
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.
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Miguel and Summer have been traveling through the Multiverse on the Operator's mission when they land on a chaotic world of heroes that are dual combinations of heroes they know, including themselves. Mister Thunderbolt finds them there and reveals that both he and the Operator are Robby Reed. Feeling betrayed by the Operator, Miguel is tempted by Mister Thunderbolt to use one of the other dials, which transforms him into four different versions of Supermiguel.
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