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Matthew Banks never asked to be Redline—and after learning that saving people can make him a target just as easily as a hero, he’s beginning to wonder why he should keep trying at all. But when a chance encounter brings an unexpected new friend into his life and a string of mysterious fires leads him to the dangerously unpredictable Ash, Matt is forced to confront what walking away from his powers can cost. As Westhaven burns around them, Redline and Ash collide in a brutal battle neither man may survive. And when the smoke finally clears, Matt must decide what being Redline truly means to him. Unfortunately, Ash walks away with an answer of his own: He knows who’s underneath the mask.
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A bloodied person screams above the Crimson Crusader, who stands with his back to the viewer in a burning arena. The cover reads “OVERDRIVE” and “ISSUE #3.” There is no dialogue.
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The young man lies sprawled on a bed in a cluttered room; a television reports: “WCN NEWS — ANOTHER OVERNIGHT FIRE IN WESTHAVEN — INVESTIGATION ONGOING.” A location and time caption reads “WESTHAVEN / SATURDAY / 11:47 AM.” His phone reads “11:47,” “Saturday, Apr 12,” and shows alarms marked “Snoozed 6x,” “Snoozed 4x,” and “Snoozed 3x,” followed by “Time to be functioning adult.” Young man: “Mmmph...” Young man: “I look terrible.” Young man: “...Still handsome, though.” He looks into the refrigerator. Young man: “Yeah, okay.” He sits on the bed looking at his phone. Young man: “Beautiful.” His phone checklist is headed “TODAY” and reads “Groceries,” “Laundry detergent,” “Gas,” “Auto parts,” “Clean apartment,” and “Do ABSOLUTELY NOTHING.”
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In a clothing-filled room, a young person stands beside a laundry basket and a heap of clothes. Young person: “...This feels excessive.” The person sorts through the clothes and lifts a black garment. Young person: “Better.” Outside on a sunny city street, the person checks a phone. Young person: “Groceries first.” Young person: “Before I talk myself out of this.” Phone checklist: “TODAY”; “Groceries”; “Laundry detergent”; “Gas”; “Auto parts”; “Clean apartment”; “DO ABSOLUTELY NOTHING”. Other visible text: “JAYLENE FINESSE”; “WESTHAVEN”; “SATURDAY”; “12:26 PM”; “N4 & BITES”.