<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br>"Originally published in single magazine form in Dial H for hero 1-6"--Copyright page.<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br><b>What would you do if you could become any superhero for just an hour? The catch? Who you become is absolutely random. The H-Dial returns to the DC Universe courtesy of Sam Humphries as part of Brian Michael Bendis' new imprint for young heroes: Wonder Comics!</b> <p/>When teenager Miguel Montez was ten years old, Superman saved his life--and since then, he's spent every waking hour trying to recapture the thrill of that moment. Unfortunately, life in the sleepy town of Devil's Canyon, California, is hardly an adrenaline rush--especially when you're stuck working at your uncle's mayonnaise-themed food truck. <p/>But Miguel is about to get more excitement than he can handle. When a mysterious rotary phone appears in a life-or-death moment, a strange voice comes over the line saying that it has the power to transform him into a never-before-seen costumed champion--all he has to do is dial H! <p/>Suddenly, Miguel becomes a superhero--or, more specifically, a bunch of different superheroes, with each new call lasting a single hour. But he also becomes a target--because the villainous Thunderbolt Club knows all about the power of the H-Dial, and its members will stop at nothing to get their hands on it. Now it's up to Miguel and his new friend Summer to get the H-Dial into the hands of the one man who can protect it--a certain Man of Steel! <p/>Crafted by writer Sam Humphries (and artist Joe Quinones(<i>Wednesday Comics</i>), <i>Dial H for Hero Vol. 1: Enter the Heroverse</i> launches a new era of action with an astounding array of young superheroes and an incredible variety of art styles! Collects issues #1-6 of the acclaimed new series from DC's Wonder Comics--curated by comics legend Brian Michael Bendis!<p/><br></br><p><b> Review Quotes </b></p></br></br><br>"Sam Humphries is better than anyone in the business at fusing the absurd and the human." --GeekDad<br><p/><br></br><p><b> About the Author </b></p></br></br>Sam Humphries is a comic book writer living in Los Angeles. In 2013 Humphries launched a new Avengers comic called <i>Avengers A.I.</i>, and relaunched <i>Uncanny X-Force </i>as part of the blockbuster Marvel Now! initiative. His work for Boom! Studios includes <i>Higher Earth</i> and <i>Fanboys vs. Zombies</i>. He has also created the critically acclaimed indie hits <i>Our Love Is Real</i> and <i>Sacrifice, </i> the latter of which was rereleased in a deluxe hardcover edition by Dark Horse Comics. His recent works include <i>Green Lanterns </i>and <i>Nightwing</i> for DC Comics.
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