The Authority: Revolution #11 – 2004 reaches the penultimate chapter in this politically charged, emotionally intense series from Ed Brubaker and Dustin Nguyen. In this issue, the stakes are higher than ever as The Authority’s once-mighty ideals begin to fracture under the pressure of real-world governance, moral compromise, and internal disillusionment.

This series has always been known for challenging the traditional superhero status quo, and issue #11 turns the lens inward. The team, once united by a shared vision of top-down global change, is now splintered and suspicious. Former comrades find themselves questioning each other's motives and decisions as they face the consequences of trying to run the world. Brubaker’s masterful writing taps into themes of control, sacrifice, and the limits of power, offering a storyline that feels more relevant than ever.

The artwork by Dustin Nguyen, with its gritty and expressive tone, perfectly captures the emotional weight and fractured atmosphere of a team falling apart. Tense conversations, sudden bursts of violence, and quiet moments of reflection are all rendered with sharp precision, lending a grounded realism to this superhuman drama. It’s not just about fights and explosions — it’s about ideology, identity, and the price of revolution.

The Authority: Revolution has always pushed the boundaries of the superhero genre, offering readers something more cerebral, mature, and politically resonant. This issue is a key part of that narrative arc, setting the scene for a conclusion that promises no easy answers.

When purchased from us — an experienced UK-based online comic book store — this issue is supplied bagged and boarded with an acid-free protective sleeve and dispatched in a secure book wrap or mailer. We ensure fast shipping and secure packaging across the UK to protect your comics in transit.

Whether you're completing your run of this influential series or discovering it for the first time, The Authority: Revolution #11 is essential reading for fans of bold, thought-provoking storytelling in the superhero genre.