Fly #1

In "null," Danielle—once a woman who could fly and wield superhuman strength—returns to confront Eddie, her past now a tangle of secrets and silence. Through layered flashbacks, we trace their history: from their time in school to the moment Eddie befriended a quiet boy named Francis, who would lead him to a hidden drug in his father’s study—one that could make anyone fly. The story unfolds like a memory unraveling, each revelation deeper than the last.

In "null," a haunting sci-fi tale from Fly #1 (2011), a scarred man takes to the sky over a harbor, silencing a group of armed men with chilling precision. As he demands a name, the story unfolds through fragmented memories—Eddie’s first flight under the influence of Francis’s drug, and a darker moment when Eddie uses his newfound powers to take revenge on Danielle’s father. The line between past and present blurs in this intense, grounded exploration of power, trauma, and the cost of flight.

In "null," Eddie—broken and hunted—turns to Francis, his once-close friend now a wealthy man, seeking refuge. Flashbacks reveal a dark secret: Eddie confesses to young Francis that he killed Danielle’s father after using a dangerous drug Francis provided. The story builds to a chilling climax as a man with scarred hands tracks down Francis’ parents, seeking retribution for his daughter’s death from the same drug.

In a story that weaves past and present with quiet dread, Francis—once a boy taken in by Eddie’s family after losing his parents—now stands at a breaking point, bound by a vow of revenge. When Eddie, battered and desperate, reveals that Danielle has found him, Francis offers a dangerous cure: an experimental drug meant to erase the Fly drug’s hold. As Eddie flees, a call from his new girlfriend Mary pulls him back into a trap—one that leaves him torn between survival and the people he’s trying to protect.

In "null," Eddie finds himself caught between loyalty and survival when he rescues Mary after Danielle pushes her from a window. Torn by guilt and fear, he agrees to Danielle’s demand for more of the Fly drug—just as a flashback reveals how he first introduced it to her after her father vanished. Now, with the past closing in, Eddie faces a desperate choice that could end it all.