THE FRONT
by Jerzy Drozd

Three boys discover that the mediocre super-powers they took for granted are the key to an ancient villain's plan for global conquest. They are protected by an old man with a bow made of space metal, a guy made of blue crystal, a nearly indestructible fix-it shop owner, and a cynical man who claims to be the greatest warrior who ever lived.

From the author:

"Kids with mediocre powers getting chased around by mercenaries and big hairy monsters."

Or--

"Big musclely guys beating the crap out of each other."

Those are the most common descriptions I use for the comic. Here's another one:

"The Front is kind of a fairy tale (boy lives semi-normal and unfulfilled life, when suddenly these monsters jump out of the woods and tell him he's got to go stomp some evil wizard) told in the super-hero genre."

But you don't have to take my word for it--read it and decide for yourself!