Nothing can harm Zenith. Or so he thinks. He's about to get a huge wake-up call, courtesy of a WWII legacy that won't stay buried and a multi-dimensional race of soul-eating gods that want to re-shape Earth and its inhabitants in their own image.

La segunda serie de Zenith, (la primera parte de la cual, publicada originalmente en 2000AD #558, 559 y 590-596, está recopilada en este libro), se convirtió, hasta cierto punto, en un intento de suicidio. Steve y yo habíamos decidido jugar a la ruleta rusa con la popularidad de Zenith. En lugar de 15 episodios llenos de acción y dramatismo, como hicimos en la primera serie, creamos 20 capítulos consistentes en poco más que información y material descriptivo. Bajo el subterfugio de profundizar en los orígenes de nuestro engreído supermocoso, diseñaríamos nuestra propia autodestrucción para volver a estar libres del yugo del éxito.Grant Morrison, 1989

The superhuman pop idol discovers his father and his worst enemy are one and the same in this third volume of the Zenith story.

Zenith was a story about a British superhero, which appeared in the science fiction comic 2000 AD. Created by writer Grant Morrison and artist Steve Yeowell, with original character designs by Brendan McCarthy, it first appeared in 2000 AD #535 (22 August 1987)

Grant Morrison's early superhero strip for 2000AD. Awesome read!

Zenith Phase 3, Grant Morrison's comics masterpeice with unforgetable art by Steve Yeowell, has been unavailable to trade for twenty years, but part three is published again here in a stunning new hardback edition. After saving London from the supernazi Masterman and a nuclear missile strike, the shallow superhuman popstar Zenith has found that his fifteen minutes of fame are almost up. With his career on the downturn, he agrees to go to Alternative 23 where another version of the WWII superhero, Maximan, is gathering an army of superhuman beings from alternate Earths to take part in a multidimensional battle for survival. With the fate of all reality in the balance, will Zenith be able to drop the sarcasm and take things seriously for once? It’s doubtful...