These three different books are all a part of a “thematic trilogy,” as their writer Warren Ellis described them. “Black Summer was about superhumans who were too human. No Hero was about superhumans who were inhuman. Supergod was about superhumans who are no longer human at all, but something else.”
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“There is Only Ever Blood” -- 16 pages
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“Nothing but Storms” -- 22 pages
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collects Black Summer #1-7; cover by Juan Jose Ryp; published by Avatar Press; 192 pages; $24.99; cover-dated Oct 2004
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collects No Hero #0-7; cover by Juan Jose Ryp; published by Avatar Press; 192 pages; $19.99; cover-dated Jan 2010
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collects Supergod #1-5; cover taken from Supergod #1; published by Avatar Press; 128 pages; $17.99; cover-dated Aug 2011
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