As the nation is torn apart, someone is murdering all the patriotic heroes.
A mysterious amnesiac awakens in a sealed underground base, naked and abandoned. This John Doe emerges to the year 2052, where the entire Project Superpowers Universe has been turned on its head. The United States is no more, ravaged by environmental disaster, and fragmented into warring regions. The Black Terror is now many - revolutionaries trying to save the republic. But who IS John Doe? Why can't he remember anything? And does his presence in this brave new world bring its salvation...or its doom?
This is a great opening chapter and at the same time it is a great jumping on point for readers that are not familiar with the Project Superpower universe. It creates suspense and mystery as the reader is trying to find out what is going on. Read Full Review
PROJECT SUPERPOWERS: FRACTURED STATES #1 nails the classic superhero drama thats been so sorely missing from the Western Comics market over the last several years. The writing is effective and tight. The art is powerful and dramatic. And, the premise is perfectly situated to introduce new readers to existing characters while giving longtime fans a new experience. Read Full Review
Not bad by any means, but for me a first issue needs to make you take notice, to give you an idea of what to expect from this world and its characters, and make you want to return to it. I never really got any of that, and when you are fighting for shelf space every month, you only really get one chance to make that first impression. Read Full Review
It's difficult to not appreciate the environments created in Project Superpowers: Fractured States which genuinely look like spooky ones to find yourself in regardless of whether you can remember anything or not. Read Full Review
Interesting beginning, hopefully the back story is expanded upon for newer readers to the series, such as myself. Enjoyed the art style and ready for the next issue.
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