Josh Carver is now a member of The Front Line, the only group of superhumans in the world. He's given up everything to get here, and he thinks he's paid the full price of admission. But now, he must be inducted into the most closely-held secrets in the world -- the true history of The Front Line, and the things the group have done under cover of darkness. He's being pulled in deeper than he'd imagined, and with every new answer he's being forced to re-examine how much he can really trust his new teammates. But more importantly -- can the team really trust HIM?
This isn't the best issue of No Hero so far, and judged purely on its own merits, it's not actually that compelling a read. However, as a part of the larger whole that is Ellis and Ryp's "Serialised Graphic Novel" it works well, moving a couple of plot points forwards and developing some of the characters a little more fully. Read Full Review
I'm quickly losing interest in this series, but Ryp's art is truly a thing to be admired. If Ellis has a point to make, even if that point is simply to entertain the reader, I wish he'd get to it already. Read Full Review
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