Time-traveling supervillains and young superheroes in this sequel to the thrilling Super Human!
They thought him dead. After a battle of that magnitude, how could Krodin have possibly survived? But you can’t underestimate a time-traveling supervillain. Young heroes Roz, Abbey, Paragon, and Lance find this out the hard way when, in the blink of an eye, the world changes. At first it’s not all that noticeable. But something’s not quite right. Maybe it’s the smell of ozone in the air or the people acting strangely, like drones. Or maybe it’s the images of Krodin everywhere that confirms it: This is not their America . . .
About The Ascension: a Super Human Clash
They’d done it. Not only had Roz, Abby, Lance, and Thunder survived their first battle with a super villain, they’d defeated him. Krodin was dead, and they had saved the world. Now everything could go back to normal-good old, boring normal. School. Parents. Friends.
But three weeks later, the world suddenly changes. The United States is under martial law, the people are little more than drones, and where Central Park should be there now stands a massive glass-and-steel building, home to the all-powerful Chancellor.
In Michael Carroll’s follow-up to the acclaimed Super Human, the world has been remade in the Chancellor’s image, and it’s about to get much much worse. Only this young band of heroes has a chance of stopping him, but can they return the world to what it was, or will they be stranded in this alternate world forever?
Michael Carroll is the author of comic strips (including Judge Dredd), numerous short stories, and more than a dozen novels. His book, The Awakening, was a 2008 New York Public Library “Books for the Teen Age” selection, and the first three novels in… More about Michael Carroll
About Michael Carroll
Michael Carroll is the author of comic strips (including Judge Dredd), numerous short stories, and more than a dozen novels. His book, The Awakening, was a 2008 New York Public Library “Books for the Teen Age” selection, and the first three novels in… More about Michael Carroll
