The Authority: The Lost Year #10 (2010) takes readers further into the complex, multidimensional saga that has redefined what a superhero comic can be. Co-written by Grant Morrison and Keith Giffen, with powerful visuals from Jonathan Wayshak, this issue delivers the bold storytelling and subversive tone that has made The Authority a cult favourite within the WildStorm universe.

In this instalment, the team finds themselves in a reality on the brink of moral and technological collapse. As they search for a path back to their own Earth, they must first face a civilisation where science has replaced conscience, and freedom is little more than a memory. True to form, The Authority confronts these challenges head-on, combining visceral action with philosophical reflection on power, control, and consequence.

Jonathan Wayshak's art style is gritty and surreal, matching the darker, more experimental nature of this series. The characters—Jenny Quantum, Apollo, Midnighter, and the rest—remain fiercely individual, and each brings a distinct voice to the unfolding narrative. This issue stands out for its brutal honesty and its refusal to shy away from controversial themes, embodying the core spirit of the series.

For fans of mature, thought-provoking superhero storytelling, The Authority: The Lost Year #10 is a critical piece of the puzzle. It’s perfect for those who’ve followed the team since their early days in Stormwatch, as well as readers who appreciate Morrison’s signature brand of metafictional storytelling.

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Add this bold chapter of The Authority to your collection while it’s in stock—demand for this title continues to grow among fans of unconventional and genre-pushing comics.