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The Uncommons
In the face of a disaster centuries in the making, five unlikely outsiders must save each other to save the world.
Iris is a West African teen who's been gifted with Second Sight, a mystical ability that lets her see energies, details, and outcomes. She thought she'd seen everything, until, one day, her eyes showed her a vision of a calamity that threatens the entire world. Determined to fight fate, she travels to the futuristic tech hub of Delta City, but she soon finds out that foresight alone won't be enough to win this battle.
As the odds grow against her, she uncovers allies to turn the tide. However, in the shadows, a select few prepare to build a new world on the ashes of the old.
Will Iris and her allies prove uncommon enough to change the fate of everything?
The story continues on WeirdEnough.com
Iris is a West African teen who's been gifted with Second Sight, a mystical ability that lets her see energies, details, and outcomes. She thought she'd seen everything, until, one day, her eyes showed her a vision of a calamity that threatens the entire world. Determined to fight fate, she travels to the futuristic tech hub of Delta City, but she soon finds out that foresight alone won't be enough to win this battle.
As the odds grow against her, she uncovers allies to turn the tide. However, in the shadows, a select few prepare to build a new world on the ashes of the old.
Will Iris and her allies prove uncommon enough to change the fate of everything?
The story continues on WeirdEnough.com
284 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 2020
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August 20, 2020
An essential addition to everyone's graphic novel collection.
October 18, 2023
Loved this manga! First I purchased the book for my son when he was about 8, then I purchased for all my students. This is a wholesome story about the ways our differences can be our superpowers. It incorporates great themes about self determination. Highly recommend—especially for teachers.
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