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Number of pages
328
Cover
Soft
Year of publication
2019
Publisher
Dynamite Entertainment
34 Coins
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Includes volumes 7 & 8 of this acclaimed series in one volume. Where are the real superheroes? The warriors of truth and justice, the defenders of the American way of life, the heroes who fight for what is right and ask for nothing in return? Hughie discovers this when he meets the teenage adventurers known as SUPERDUPER... but unbeknownst to the young Scot, Butcher has finally learned his secret. A serious conspiracy is set in motion, and at the massive evangelist superhero festival BELIEVE, Hughie's relationship with Annie January - known as Starlight of The Seven - reaches its terrifying conclusion. A special story featuring the beloved young Scotsman, Hughie. After his mind is filled with catastrophic events in New York, Wee Hughie returns to Auchterladle - the semi-idyllic seaside town in Scotland where he grew up. All Hughie wants is a little time for himself, to return to the embrace of family and friends, and to sort out his mind after two years of incredible chaos. But our hero's fortune has always been more overcast than golden, and the familiar neighborhoods are not as welcoming as he imagines. Old friendships have changed beyond recognition, strangers in town have bad intentions, and a figure from Hughie's recent past returns to settle some scores. You can go home - but whether you should or not is a completely different question.
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