Ordinary

'Williams and DÕIsraeli have concocted one of the most engaging and imaginative comics IÕve read in years. Perfectly paced and gorgeously illustrated, Ordinary is wonderfully insane with a unique yet relatable lead.Õ Ð Rick Remender

'Rob Williams and DÕIsreali are masters of the big picture and the tiny details.Õ Ð Douglas Wold, author of 'Reading Comics: How Graphic Novels Work and What They Mean.Õ

When a strange plague gives every human being on the planet special powers, itÕs seen as the next step in human evolution. But hope quickly turns to terror, as every war, terrorist attack, every crime, every simple street argument escalates to a truly horrific point.

The world is tearing itself apart Ð every trouble spot becomes a monstrous war zone and nuclear Armageddon looms. The plague MUST be cured if humankind is to survive.

The key lies in the blood of the only human being who DIDNÕT get powers when the plague hit. A downtrodden, recently divorced New York plumber named Michael Fisher. The most ordinary man alive has suddenly become the most extraordinary person on Planet Earth.

Giant baseball players, grannies aging in reverse, a talking Grizzly bear. That nothing out of the Ordinary!