Hero Worship # 2 (Avatar Comics 2014)

Hero Worship #2 (Avatar Comics, 2014)

The unsettling world of heroes and their influence on society continues to unravel as admiration turns into something far more complicated and dangerous.

Published by Avatar Press, Hero Worship explores a world where real superheroes exist—but their actions, morality, and public image are far from ideal. As ordinary people are drawn deeper into the orbit of these costumed figures, the line between inspiration, obsession, and fear becomes increasingly blurred.

Issue #2 expands the series’ central premise, examining the psychological and societal impact of superhero “idols” whose presence shapes public behavior and belief. As tensions rise, the story continues questioning what heroism truly means when power is involved and accountability is uncertain.

The series maintains its mature, deconstructive tone, focusing on psychological drama, moral ambiguity, and the consequences of living in a world defined by superhuman influence.

Creative Team:
Writer: Zak Penn & Scott Murphy
Artist: Michael Dipascale
Cover Artist: Varies by edition

Publisher: Avatar Press
Release Date: 2014
Pages: 32
Recommended Age Group: Mature Readers 18+
Genre: Superhero / Psychological / Drama