Written by Dean Haspiel and Mark Waid, and drawn by Haspiel, it follows the adventures of a regular guy - Paul Patton, Jr. - who finds himself something of a magnet to weirdness.
In his real-life job as a photographer, he joins his grown son in a visit to the town of Beaver Kill, which is due to be flooded to make room for a badly-needed water source.
But there's a problem - the company doing the flooding is run by his arch-enemy, and the Fox grew up in the town - so nostalgia runs strong.
A reluctant hero, Paul keeps promising he's going to give up the hero game - and then things get weird again.
So it's no surprise when he encounters a beautiful villain working on her own poisonous scheme - a plot that threatens father and son.
The series has a great sense of humor, and doesn't take itself seriously. It's loaded with energy and good spirits.
It's not for everyone, but I certainly enjoy it.
Grade: B+
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