Blow away a restaurant full of people? Police have no suspects. Imagine suddenly having the ability to do whatever you wanted, with absolutely no consequences. Civil War seems eminent, and there’s no better time to be the Killer…. After years of peacefully keeping the world subjugated, certain members are getting tired of living behind the scenes. Tensions are rising within the Fraternity. Before you know it, Wesley is a whole new person with a whole new set of…well, maybe not friends. Now the Killer is dead, and Wesley stands to inherit not only his worldly possessions but also his place in The Fraternity. It seems that Wesley’s father was the Killer, one of a cabal of super-villains who have secretly run the world since 1986. But all that changes when a woman named Fox upends his life. His girlfriend is cheating on him with his supposed-best friend, he has a dead-end job with a boss who chews him out regularly, he’s a hypochondriac, and to top it all off he seems to be a clone of Eminem. It’s been billed “ Watchmen for super-villains,” if that tells you anything. Am I recommending you go read it? That depends on who you are and how easy you are to offend. Jones & Dick Giordano (Flashback sequences in issue #6)Įvery once in a while you run across a book like Wanted. Well written, excellent art, genius premise, a smart story and interesting characters….and a stated goal of offending every sensibility you have.

Wanted by Mark Millar