Thrusts of Justice
Thrusts of Justice by Matt Youngmark is a unique addition to the realm of comics and graphic novels, published by Atherton Haight in April 2012. This 320-page book invites readers into an interactive narrative where they assume the role of an unemployed reporter who is thrust into a world of superpowers and moral ambiguity following a cryptic warning and an explosion outside a bar. The story presents a blend of action and comedy, allowing readers to navigate through various paths that could lead them to become a dark vigilante, an armored space cop, or a wisecracking mutant.
In this reimagining of the choose-your-own-path format, readers will encounter a mysterious plot that places them at the center of a battle against forces of evil. With 90 possible endings, including 81 that lead to humorous and humiliating deaths, the book offers a playful take on the superhero genre. The interactive nature of Thrusts of Justice encourages readers to explore different choices and outcomes, making each reading experience distinct. This edition is presented in English and features dimensions of 8 inches in height and 5 inches in length, making it a convenient fit for any bookshelf.
Official synopsis Publisher
You’re just an unemployed reporter until a cryptic warning and an explosion outside your favorite bar send you down the road to becoming one of three superpowered heroes (or, potentially, villains – we’re not here to judge). Dark vigilante? Armored space -cop? Wisecracking mutant? Whichever path you choose, – you’d better get busy, because a mysterious plot is afoot and – like it or not – you’re the only thing standing -between the forces of evil and -utter annihilation. Thrusts of Justice is an action/comedy -reimagining of the choose-your-own-path books you grew up with. There are 90 possible endings (81 of which result in your -humiliating death).
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