Pix #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis second volume of the Pix series continues the adventures of a young superheroine navigating the challenges of high school while balancing her crime-fighting duties. Collecting issues from the ongoing series, it delves deeper into Pix's personal life and the struggles of being a teen with extraordinary abilities.
In "Day Old Doughnuts: A Look Back at the First Time Brady Ate That Doughnut," Pix confronts the painful truth about her father’s absence, only to learn a startling revelation from her mother—her father was no ordinary man, but the king of fairyland, forced to return to his realm during a crisis. Written and illustrated by Gregg Schigiel, with colors by Stephen Mayer and Rachel Polk and letters by John Green, this emotionally charged issue deepens the mystery of Pix’s origins. The cover, also by Schigiel, captures the moment with quiet intensity, as Pix’s friends Regie, Seth, and Cherry arrive to stand by her—ready to plan a rescue for the imprisoned Lorne.
In "null," teen superhero Pix faces growing pressure at school as authorities scrutinize her crime-fighting, and even her closest friends start doubting the truth behind her origin story. With tensions rising and trust fraying, Pix must navigate the weight of being both a hero and a student—where the line between legend and lie feels thinner than ever.
In "null," Lorne tries to win over the elusive Pix by blending in at high school—where students and teachers alike distrust her powers. When a lab mishap turns a stolen doughnut into a bizarre catalyst, Seth’s classmate Brady undergoes a shocking transformation, unleashing a rage that threatens everyone around him.
In "null," teen superhero Pix finds herself at odds with school authority when she’s blamed for a fight she didn’t start—only to flee to her parents, who give her a locket that’s not what it seems. The next morning, she shows up at school without the locket or her uniform, leaving her next move—and the truth behind the device—entirely up in the air.
In "null," Jo tries to fit in by reshaping herself to feel more "normal," forging a new bond with Izzy while growing distant from her usual circle. When Seth finally confesses his feelings, Jo gently shares that she can’t see him beyond their long-standing friendship—leaving both of them at a quiet crossroads.
In a quiet moment of connection, Pix finds herself drifting, unsure how to bridge the gap she’s created—until her friends rally around her in ways both small and bold. With Izzy as her anchor, and Regie finally confessing feelings to a stunned Seth, the group unites for one unforgettable night: prom, dressed as superheroes, ready to face the world together.
In "null," teen hero Pix faces her darkest moment when Lorne’s mother, Delia, crashes the prom and abducts her son, leaving Izzy injured and Pix questioning whether her powers are a gift or a curse. With no clear answers and the stakes rising, Pix must confront the consequences of her abilities in a story that lingers long after the last page.
In "null," Jo grapples with the weight of her powers and the painful truth about her father’s absence—only to learn he was never just an ordinary man, but the exiled king of fairyland. With her friends Regie, Seth, and Cherry by her side, she begins to piece together a plan to save Lorne, now trapped and in danger.
In "Day Old Doughnuts: A Look Back at the First Time Brady Ate That Doughnut," Brady’s messy first encounter with a mysterious doughnut takes an unexpected turn when Pix steps in to save the day. After a chaotic mishap involving lab goo and a sudden mutation, Brady’s ordeal becomes a schoolwide incident — and Pix is left cleaning up the fallout, both literal and social.
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