The Operator (Robby Reed) explains how the H-Dial functions as a multiverse.

“Behold, the Multiverse!”
(Dial H for Hero #10 - Sam Humphries, Joe Quinones, Jordan Gibson, and Dave Sharpe)
#TheOperator #HDial #multiverse
#DialHForHero #dccomics

The Operator and Mister Thunderbolt stand behind Miguel Montez, hands placed possessively on each of the boy’s shoulders. With a dismayed expression on his face, Miguel holds up the phone receiver of the glowing H-Dial.

Dial H for Hero #8 Cover - Art by Joe Quinones
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#RobbyReed #MiguelMontez
#HDial #DialHForHero #dccomics

Miguel Montez holds up the H-Dial’s telephone receiver to the sky. Behind him, Superman (depicted as a hazy outline) has a similar pose while in mid-flight.

Dial H for Hero #7 Cover - Art by Joe Quinones
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#HDial #DialHForHero #dccomics

The Operator (Robby Reed) discusses the sudden emergence of thousands of new heroes in Metropolis that are in desperate need of guidance and instructs Miguel Montez to use the H-Dial.

“They need someone to show them the way. This is a job for Superman.”
(Dial H for Hero #6 - Sam Humphries, Joe Quinones, Scott Hanna, Jordan Gibson, and Dave Sharpe)
#TheOperator #MiguelMontez
#HDial #DialHForHero #dccomics

Lo Lo Kick You! (Summer Pickens) is horrified to find that the H-Dial has been used to create thousands of superheroes in Metropolis. Meanwhile, the villainous Mister Thunderbolt gleefully ushers in the chaotic birth of a new Golden Age of Heroes.

I love how different art styles are used within this series to depict such a great variety of heroes.
(Dial H for Hero #6 - Sam Humphries, Joe Quinones, Scott Hanna, Jordan Gibson, and Dave Sharpe)
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#LoLoKickYou #MisterThunderbolt
#DialHForHero #dccomics

The Operator (Robby Reed) guides Miguel Montez through the Heroverse and teaches him about the H-Dial’s true value. The two travelers walk along the larger-than-life red, coiled telephone cord that is wrapped around two statues of Superman.

“What’s a secret origin?”
(Dial H for Hero #5 - Sam Humphries, Joe Quinones, Scott Hanna, Jordan Gibson, and Dave Sharpe)
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#Superman #Heroverse #HDial
#DialHForHero #dccomics

The Operator (Robby Reed) reflects on his solitude within the Heroverse and his past failures with the H-Dial and the villainous Mister Thunderbolt.

The Operator ☎️
(Dial H for Hero #4 - Sam Humphries, Joe Quinones, Tom Fowler, Jordan Gibson, and Dave Sharpe)
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#MisterThunderbolt #DialHForHero #dccomics

The Operator assures a wayward cop that help is nearby whenever she uses the H-Dial. He also gives her a warning of the villainous Mister Thunderbolt’s impending arrival.

The Operator ☎️
(Dial H for Hero #3 - Sam Humphries, Joe Quinones, Arist Deyn, Jordan Gibson, and Dave Sharpe)
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#DialHForHero #dccomics

Robby Reed and his friend Joey arrive with their class on a school field trip to the science museum. Joey teases Robby for being the only student who is actually excited to be there, but Robby’s response is abruptly interrupted by an attack by Gorilla Grodd. Robby reaches into his book bag for the mystical H-Dial.

“Good thing heroes are never in short supply…when the H-Dial is around!”
(Dial H for Hero #3 - Sam Humphries, Joe Quinones, Arist Deyn, Jordan Gibson, and Dave Sharpe)
#RobbyReed #GorillaGrodd
#HDial #DialHForHero #dccomics

Mister Thunderbolt takes over the cover, gleefully pulling down the “H” of the word “Hero” and revealing a “V” for “Villain”. Behind him, newspaper-type comic panels are shown displaying Miguel Montez figuring out how to use the mystical H-Dial phone.

Dial H for Hero #3 Cover - Art by Joe Quinones
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Miguel Montez finally picks up the H-Dial and follows the Operator’s instructions to transform into the hero Iron Deadhead.

“If you wish to discover yourself…all you have to do is dial.”
(Dial H for Hero #2 - Sam Humphries, Joe Quinones, Jordan Gibson, and Dave Sharpe)
#TheOperator #MiguelMontez
#HDial #DialHForHero #dccomics

Miguel Montez angrily picks up the H-Dial and once again tells the Operator to stop calling him. The Operator informs Miguel of the importance of answering calls on the H-Dial and warns him of the Thunderbolt Club’s nefarious plans to capture the mystical phone for themselves.

“When the phone rings, you must pick up!”
(Dial H for Hero #2 - Sam Humphries, Joe Quinones, Jordan Gibson, and Dave Sharpe)
#TheOperator #MiguelMontez
#HDial #DialHForHero #dccomics

Miguel Montez drives himself and a frightened-looking Summer Pickens in his uncle’s Mayo Madness truck. The villainous Mister Thunderbolt and the enigmatic Operator are featured in the cover’s background, both vying for Miguel’s attention.

Dial H for Hero #2 Cover - Art by Joe Quinones
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#MisterThunderbolt #TheOperator
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Various characters within the DC universe react to the H-Dial being operated again after a long absence. (From Top to Bottom: Robin/Tim Drake, Lobo, Snapper Carr, Sam Simeon, Angel O’Day, Harley Quinn, and Alfred Pennyworth)

“The H-Dial is back.”
(Dial H for Hero #1 - Sam Humphries, Joe Quinones, and Dave Sharpe)
#Robin #Lobo #SnapperCarr
#SamSimeon #AngelODay
#HarleyQuinn #AlfredPennyworth
#HDial #DialHForHero #dccomics

As Miguel Montez falls from a great height, he is surprised to see a red phone appear next to him and to hear a voice instruct him to “dial H for hero” if he wants to live.

“Dial H for Hero!”
(Dial H for Hero #1 - Sam Humphries, Joe Quinones, and Dave Sharpe)
#MiguelMontez #HDial
#DialHForHero #dccomics

Miguel Montez uses the mystical H-Dial. Behind him, Summer Pickens, dressed in her signature tie-dye crop top, and a smiling, flying Superman are featured.

Dial H for Hero #1 Cover - Art by Joe Quinones
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#SummerPickens #HDial
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