C.O.W.L. Vol. 1: Principles of Power TP

C.O.W.L. Vol. 1: Principles of Power introduces a grounded, politically charged take on superheroes set in a world that no longer sees them as necessary.

The Chicago Organized Workers League is the world’s first superhero labor union — formed after World War II when heroes banded together to protect their rights, their city, and each other. By 1962, with the last great villains defeated, public opinion has turned against them. As trust fades and pressure builds, C.O.W.L. members must prove their value while facing threats from both outside forces and internal fractures.

Written by Kyle Higgins and Alec Siegel, with artwork by Rod Reis, this opening volume explores power, relevance, and identity in a changing world where heroism is no longer guaranteed a place.

Key Highlights

• First volume of the critically acclaimed C.O.W.L. series

• Explores superheroes as organized workers in a post-war society

• Strong focus on character, politics, and social change

• Written by Kyle Higgins and Alec Siegel

• Collected in an accessible trade paperback format

Product Details

• Format: Trade Paperback (TPB)

• Collects: C.O.W.L. #1–5

• Publisher: Image Comics

• Language: English

• Condition: Near Mint (NM)

• ISBN: 9781632151117

This volume is ideal for readers looking to discover creator-owned superhero stories with mature themes, and for collectors seeking complete story arcs in trade format. Available from a comic shop serving the UAE and GCC region for those looking to buy comics in UAE or explore Image Comics titles locally.