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    Because readers demanded it, Marvel presents a hardcover collection of the entire first year of Powers in chronological order! The first three epic Powers stories are presented in order of publication for the very first time - remastered, redesigned, and reformatted! Plus all the bonus features you've come to know and love: sketchbook, scripts, interviews, galleries, original designs, and a special Best of the Letter Column, Year One!

    This is where the story begins! A must-have for your comic library!

    Collects Powers #1-11 and Powers Coloring Activity Book.

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    Powers: The Definitive Hardcover Collection #1 - Volume One by djotaku on August 18, 2011

    Powers reads and looks like a combination of a webcomic and a 2000s indie comic.  Like a webcomic it really takes a long view of the storylline.  There are things that happen early on, like a little girl that the main guy ends up saddled with, who plays essentially no role at all.  She gets shuttled into daycare and is never heard from again.  Which makes it all seem pointless unless you're taking the long view of the plot - which most indie comics don't do - not knowing how well they'll sell.  ...

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