Empowered #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis seventh volume of Adam Warren's Empowered series continues the misadventures of the titular superheroine, who struggles with her low self-esteem and a malfunctioning supersuit. The collection includes issues #1–#4 of the Empowered ongoing series, along with bonus material, as the story delves deeper into her relationships with her fellow capes and the darkly humorous, often adult-oriented world they inhabit.
In "Time's Arrow, Flying Differently," Empowered confronts the weight of her first real mission as a hero, grappling with the vulnerability that comes when her power suit is damaged—and the lasting impact of moments when she couldn’t fight back. Written and illustrated by Adam Warren, this issue dives into her growing awareness of both her strength and her limits, all rendered with the distinctive style that defines the series. The cover, also by Warren, captures the moment with striking clarity.
In "Whoopsies," Empowered and Ninjette trade tales of public embarrassment—Ninjette recounting her mishaps at the hands of the Ayakami-Clan Ninja and Deathmonger, Empowered sharing her own cringe-worthy moment during a post-attack debriefing with Major Havoc. The story leans into the absurdity of superhero life with sharp satire and a wink, spotlighting two very different women navigating the chaos of their roles with equal parts frustration and dark humor.
In this satirical spin on superhero tropes, Ninjette’s prank of swapping costumes with Empowered takes a hilariously awkward turn when Thugboy’s reaction to the new look sends shockwaves through the already tense dynamics. As old secrets about her deception of the Ayakami Clan resurface, the line between parody and peril blurs in this sharp, action-packed installment.
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