Superstar: As Seen On TV

In Superstar: As Seen On TV, a hero's powers depend on his popularity, creating a complex relationship with fame and identity.

In Superstar: As Seen On TV, readers are introduced to a unique hero who thrives on public attention. Created by the talented duo of Kurt Busiek and Stuart Immonen, this story explores the life of Superstar, a character whose powers are directly tied to his fame. The more popular he becomes, the more extraordinary feats he can accomplish. However, this fame comes with a heavy burden, as he must navigate the treacherous waters of public opinion and media influence.

Superstar has struck a deal with his father, a powerful international media mogul, to ensure that he remains in the spotlight. This relationship adds layers of complexity to his character, as he grapples with the fine line between being a hero and becoming merely a commodity in his father's business empire. The stakes are high; if he loses the public's favor, he risks losing not only his powers but also his identity as a hero.

This edition of Superstar: As Seen On TV offers readers a glimpse behind the curtain, featuring exclusive design art from renowned artists like Paul Ryan and Alan Davis. This added content enriches the narrative, providing insights into the creative process behind this compelling story, making it a must-read for fans of superhero tales and media commentary alike.