Rogue Hero

We are introduce to our Rogue Hero!!! Omar Gad-Colorist Robert Caullett -writer Romualdo Souza - artist

Rogue Hero issue 3 picks up with Ronny in the beginning of gauntlet

This takes the final part of the Gauntlet Ronny vs Jack Lightning who will victories?

We pick up right after Ronny completed the gauntlet, and now is faced with Alcamex, which is the leader of the sub goverment

we pick up right where left off with Ronny fighting alcamex and we learn a bit more about ronnys past from someone who was thought to be dead!!!

Issue #8 throws readers directly into a brutal, emotionally charged confrontation between Ronny and a powerful red-haired antagonist tied to his past and his father. The fight opens with high-speed combat and philosophical tension. The villain frames their conflict as something bigger than just a fight—questioning Ronny’s ideals and mocking his sense of justice. He claims that people like them are “outsiders,” suggesting a shared nature but opposing beliefs. Ronny resists, insisting on free will and refusing to become what others expect him to be. As the battle escalates, the villain reveals a deeper, more personal layer—bringing up Ronny’s father and implying a dark legacy. This shakes Ronny, adding emotional weight to the physical fight. Despite Ronny’s determination, he’s clearly outmatched at moments, taking heavy hits while trying to hold onto his morals. The fight expands as other heroes enter the scene (including a lightning-powered ally and a female hero), attempting to intervene. However, the villain dominates the battlefield with overwhelming speed and energy-based attacks, effortlessly overpowering multiple opponents. He toys with them, showing confidence and cruelty, even hinting at future plans and knowledge of what’s to come. One of the heroes (Jay) is critically injured during the clash, raising the stakes and shifting the tone from action to desperation. The team struggles to respond as the villain, satisfied with the chaos he’s caused, abruptly disengages—escaping before he can be stopped. The issue ends on a tense note: the heroes are left wounded and shaken, questioning what just happened, while Ronny is forced to confront the growing mystery surrounding his father and his own identity.