School Warrior (comic book) - Revision history

Mob: /* Spinoff series */

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Spinoff series

Mob: /* Issues */

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Issues

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	Fleeing Ravenridge High, Alex and several empowered students take refuge in an abandoned service tunnel beneath the school, only to find their escape routes sealing behind them. As security forces close in, tensions fracture the group: Jayden panics, Leo insists on splitting up, and Rina senses time behaving erratically within the tunnel. Alex’s unsettling reflection reappears, hinting that the underground facility was designed to contain students like them. When the corridor destabilizes, a widening fissure separates the group, forcing hard choices. Leo volunteers to draw pursuit away and escapes through another route, with Jayden following, leaving Alex, Mara Kline, and Rina Solis behind. As security descends and suppression emitters activate, Alex collapses the tunnel entrance to protect those remaining. With the group divided and containment protocols escalating, the escape turns into a coordinated hunt.		Fleeing Ravenridge High, Alex and several empowered students take refuge in an abandoned service tunnel beneath the school, only to find their escape routes sealing behind them. As security forces close in, tensions fracture the group: Jayden panics, Leo insists on splitting up, and Rina senses time behaving erratically within the tunnel. Alex’s unsettling reflection reappears, hinting that the underground facility was designed to contain students like them. When the corridor destabilizes, a widening fissure separates the group, forcing hard choices. Leo volunteers to draw pursuit away and escapes through another route, with Jayden following, leaving Alex, Mara Kline, and Rina Solis behind. As security descends and suppression emitters activate, Alex collapses the tunnel entrance to protect those remaining. With the group divided and containment protocols escalating, the escape turns into a coordinated hunt.

	~~==Reception==~~		Hiding beneath the school district in an abandoned transit terminal, Alex, Mara, and Rina struggle to recover as security forces continue their sweep of the underground. Rina admits the strain of using her abilities nearly broke her, while Alex remains alert, certain the pursuit is not over. As armed units close in and blast doors seal off escape routes, Alex’s disturbing reflection reappears, taunting him with visions of Leo fleeing alone and Jayden being captured. It suggests that while strength can hold ground, speed can change outcomes.
	~~==Sales==~~
			When security deploys suppression emitters, Alex refuses a direct confrontation. Instead, his perception shifts: sound stretches, rain hangs motionless, and Alex moves faster than the environment around him. He races through the tunnel, dismantling equipment and disarming soldiers without striking them, repeatedly reappearing in impossible positions. Carrying Mara and Rina, Alex outruns the collapse of the tunnels and escapes to the city streets above.

			Once the world snaps back to normal speed, Alex collapses from exhaustion, shaken by what he has done. He realizes his power was not newly granted but always present, misunderstood as bad timing and near misses throughout his life. As sirens approach, Alex stands alone, aware that while strength draws attention, speed determines who escapes containment and who is left behind.

			Alex, Mara, and Rina observe an industrial complex on the city outskirts that has been converted into a fortified containment site. As a convoy arrives, they realize this is not a routine operation but a coordinated trap designed to capture people like them. Alex flashes visions of Jayden restrained in mid-air and Leo buried beneath rubble, confirming the authorities are systematically collecting empowered students. When they witness another student being dragged into a glowing suppression field that instantly strips their abilities, the danger becomes clear.

			Despite Mara’s warnings, Alex decides to intervene. He races from the rooftop, but upon entering the field, his accelerated perception collapses and the world snaps back to normal speed. Cut off from his powers and even his reflection, Alex is overwhelmed and captured by security forces. Inside a mobile containment unit, the suited man confronts him, revealing footage of Mara and Rina being restrained and dismissing them as expendable variables while labeling Alex as something far more valuable.

			As Alex is isolated and restrained, the suppression field begins to destabilize. Hearing his reflection only faintly, Alex realizes his strength does not depend on speed alone. Centering himself, he resists the system entirely, causing the dead zone to fracture and containment to fail. The operation collapses as Alex proves that even without motion, he cannot be controlled.

	== Issues ==		== Issues ==
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	Security responds by deploying suppression emitters that incapacitate students indiscriminately, confirming the assembly is a coordinated sweep rather than a safety measure. Realizing the students are being harmed, Alex intervenes with a controlled shockwave that disables the equipment without injuring anyone. Recognized as a focal point by both the empowered students and the observers, Alex urges those affected to flee. As drones descend to pursue them, Alex leads a small group to escape, exposing Ravenridge as a containment facility rather than a school.		Security responds by deploying suppression emitters that incapacitate students indiscriminately, confirming the assembly is a coordinated sweep rather than a safety measure. Realizing the students are being harmed, Alex intervenes with a controlled shockwave that disables the equipment without injuring anyone. Recognized as a focal point by both the empowered students and the observers, Alex urges those affected to flee. As drones descend to pursue them, Alex leads a small group to escape, exposing Ravenridge as a containment facility rather than a school.

			Fleeing Ravenridge High, Alex and several empowered students take refuge in an abandoned service tunnel beneath the school, only to find their escape routes sealing behind them. As security forces close in, tensions fracture the group: Jayden panics, Leo insists on splitting up, and Rina senses time behaving erratically within the tunnel. Alex’s unsettling reflection reappears, hinting that the underground facility was designed to contain students like them. When the corridor destabilizes, a widening fissure separates the group, forcing hard choices. Leo volunteers to draw pursuit away and escapes through another route, with Jayden following, leaving Alex, Mara Kline, and Rina Solis behind. As security descends and suppression emitters activate, Alex collapses the tunnel entrance to protect those remaining. With the group divided and containment protocols escalating, the escape turns into a coordinated hunt.

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Plot

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	Angered by being reduced to a manageable risk, Alex refuses the offer of oversight in exchange for staying enrolled and is warned that noncompliance will reclassify him as a threat. As surveillance cameras follow his exit, Alex retreats to the school rooftop, where he steadies his power and resolves to act without permission, aware that unseen forces are watching.		Angered by being reduced to a manageable risk, Alex refuses the offer of oversight in exchange for staying enrolled and is warned that noncompliance will reclassify him as a threat. As surveillance cameras follow his exit, Alex retreats to the school rooftop, where he steadies his power and resolves to act without permission, aware that unseen forces are watching.

			After school, Alex is held alone in a heavily reinforced detention room outfitted with cameras and bolted furniture, making it clear the punishment is also a test. As he waits, the lights flicker and Alex’s reflection begins speaking to him, warning that he is not meant to leave freely. An older, visibly battered student enters the room and reveals that he was once in Alex’s position, subjected to what authorities called “guidance.” Through brief flashes of the past, it is implied that others like them were observed and pressured into submission.

			When Alex admits that he also hears the voice, the student cautions him not to trust either the reflection or those watching. Alarm lights signal that intervention is imminent, and the student explains that what is coming is about enforcing compliance. As tension builds and the room begins to crack under Alex’s power, he regains control and asserts his own agency. The student departs as Alex is left alone under constant surveillance, realizing that detention was only the beginning of sustained observation.

			During a mandatory morning assembly at Ravenridge High School, heavy security and surveillance signal heightened control following recent incidents. Alex senses something is wrong when his perception shifts, allowing him to identify several other students exhibiting subtle manifestations of unusual abilities, including Mara Kline, Jayden Cross, Leo Park, and Rina Solis. As administrators speak, tensions escalate and a distressed student triggers a disruptive sonic event, plunging the courtyard into chaos. Multiple students lose control of their powers, exposing the scope of what authorities have been monitoring.

			Security responds by deploying suppression emitters that incapacitate students indiscriminately, confirming the assembly is a coordinated sweep rather than a safety measure. Realizing the students are being harmed, Alex intervenes with a controlled shockwave that disables the equipment without injuring anyone. Recognized as a focal point by both the empowered students and the observers, Alex urges those affected to flee. As drones descend to pursue them, Alex leads a small group to escape, exposing Ravenridge as a containment facility rather than a school.

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	\|#5		\|#5
	\|		\|Roster
	\|		\|[[File:School Warrior Issue 5.png\|375x375px]]
	\|July 2025		\|July 2025
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			\|-
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			\| Ravenridge High School
			\|-
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			\| Original continuity
			\|-
			! Tone
			\| Grounded, violent, psychological
			\|-
			! Themes
			\| Bullying, power, consequence, identity
			\|-
			! Protagonist
			\| Alex Singh
			\|-
			! Antagonists
			\| Jack Ryder, unknown third-party observers
			\|}


	'''''School Warrior''''' is a year-long weekly [[Limited series (comics)\|limited series]] published by [[Mob Productions]], that began in December 2025.		'''''School Warrior''''' is a year-long weekly [[Limited series (comics)\|limited series]] published by [[Mob Productions]], that began in December 2025.

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	\| caption = Cover of ''~~Batman Eternal~~'' #1 (~~April~~ ~~2014~~) ~~by Jason Fabok~~		\| caption = Cover of ''School Warrior'' #1 (Issue 1)
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	* ~~[[List of Batman supporting characters#Bat-Family\|Batman family]]~~		* Jack Ryder
	* ~~[[Jim Gordon (character)\|James Gordon]]~~		* Ravenridge High students
	* [[Jason Bard]]
	* [[Carmine Falcone]]
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	* ~~'''Issues 1–21:''' [[Scott Snyder]], [[James Tynion IV]], [[John Layman]], Ray Fawkes, [[Tim Seeley]]~~		* Alex Brow
	* '''Issues 22–52:''' Scott Snyder, James Tynion IV, Ray Fawkes, [[Kyle Higgins]], Tim Seeley
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	~~\|'''Issues 4, 15–17, 23:''' [[Dustin Nguyen (artist)\|Dustin Nguyen]], Derek Fridolfs~~
	~~\|'''Issues 5, 18, 24:''' [[Andy Clarke (comics)\|Andy Clarke]]~~
	~~\|'''Issue 6:''' [[Trevor McCarthy]]~~
	~~\|'''Issues 7, 19–20:''' Emanuel Simeoni~~
	~~\|'''Issues 8–9:''' Guillem March~~
	~~\|'''Issue 10:''' [[Riccardo Burchielli]]~~
	~~\|'''Issue 11:''' Ian Bertram~~
	~~\|'''Issue 12:''' Mikel Janin~~
	~~\|'''Issue 13:''' Mikel Janin, Guillermo Ortego~~
	~~\|'''Issue 22:''' [[Jorge Lucas]]~~
	~~\|'''Issues 25–26:''' [[R. M. Guéra]]~~
	~~\|'''Issue 27:''' Javier Garron~~
	~~\|'''Issue 28:''' Meghan Hetrick~~
	~~\|'''Issue 29:''' [[Simon Coleby]]~~
	~~\|'''Issues 30–31:''' [[Fernando Pasarin]], Matt Ryan~~
	~~\|'''Issues 35–36, 48–49:''' Fernando Blanco~~
	~~\|'''Issues 37–38:''' Andrea Mutti~~
	~~\|'''Issue 39:''' Ramon Perez~~
	~~\|'''Issue 40:''' [[Juan José Ryp]]~~
	~~\|'''Issues 41–42:''' Joe Quinones~~
	~~\|'''Issue 43:''' David Lafuente~~
	~~\|'''Issue 44:''' Aco~~
	~~\|'''Issue 45:''' Javi Fernandez~~
	~~\|'''Issue 46:''' Alessandro Vitti~~
	~~\|'''Issue 47:''' Juan Ferreyra~~
	~~\|'''Issues 50–51:''' Alvaro Martinez, Raul Fernandez~~
	~~\|'''Issue 52:''' Paulo Siqueira, others~~
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