No/One

In a city shaken by the Richard Roe murders, a masked vigilante emerges amidst political unrest and copycat crimes, seeking to hold the powerful accountable. This collection includes issues #1-10 of No/One.

No/One is a gripping narrative set against the backdrop of the Richard Roe murders that rocked Pittsburgh. The story unfolds in the aftermath of these shocking events, which have not only incited a wave of fear but also ignited a perilous political movement. As the city grapples with the implications of the killings, it becomes a breeding ground for copycat criminals and a masked vigilante who emerges from the shadows. This vigilante, known only as NO/ONE, embodies a complex figure who is neither a traditional hero nor a mere symbol. Their identity is shrouded in mystery, making them a representation of the collective frustration and desire for justice among the populace.

As the narrative progresses, the motivations of NO/ONE become increasingly intertwined with the public's response to the murders. The character's determination to hold the powerful accountable resonates with those seeking change, blurring the lines between right and wrong. The story delves into themes of morality, justice, and the often ambiguous nature of vigilantism. Through a series of intense and thought-provoking events, readers are drawn into a world where the quest for accountability can lead to unexpected consequences.

Additionally, the story expands beyond the pages of the book with a complementary podcast titled WHO IS NO/ONE. This free 10-episode series features notable actors such as Rachael Leigh Cook, Patton Oswalt, and Todd Stashwick, further enriching the narrative and offering deeper insights into the characters and themes. Collectively, No/One and its podcast companion create a multifaceted exploration of justice, identity, and societal response in the face of tragedy.