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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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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Miguel Montez chases Mister Thunderbolt through the Heroverse, witnessing the origins of heroes such as Wonder Woman, Green Lantern (Hal Jordan), Supergirl, and the Flash (Barry Allen).

The Origin of Heroes ✨
(Dial H for Hero #5 - Sam Humphries, Joe Quinones, Scott Hanna, Jordan Gibson, and Dave Sharpe)
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The spirit of Mister Thunderbolt infiltrates the old Justice League Headquarters in Detroit, Michigan and possesses a nearby Superman robot.

“I need to turn up the heat on our would-be heroes. Who better than the champion with hope on his chest?”
(Dial H for Hero #4 - Sam Humphries, Joe Quinones, Tom Fowler, Jordan Gibson, and Dave Sharpe)
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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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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 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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