Ex Machina Compendium #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis compendium collects the second half of Brian K. Vaughan and Tony Harris's acclaimed series, following the political and superheroic exploits of Mitchell Hundred, the world's only superhero turned mayor of New York City. It includes issues from the later part of the series, delving deeper into the mysteries of the machine that gave Hundred his powers and the escalating threats to his administration. This volume brings the story to its conclusion, wrapping up the complex narrative threads of the series.
"Power Down, Chapter One" from Ex Machina Compendium #2 delivers a gripping, character-driven story by Brian K. Vaughan, illustrated with striking precision by John Paul Leon and colored by JD Mettler. Set against a tense political backdrop, the issue finds Mitchell reflecting on a haunting Halloween night from years past as a controversial Klan gathering in Central Park forces him to confront the weight of his past. Tony Harris’s cover captures the story’s uneasy atmosphere with bold, evocative detail.
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A request by the Ku Klux Klan to assemble in Central Park while wearing masks leads Mitchell to contemplate a Halloween night years earlier.
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