Vigilance

Jack Miller, the last superhero is dead. Vigilance tells the tale of a world in which superheroes exist and the war that was fought to eradicate them. Thirty years ago, Jack Miller and other Powers like him, were drawn into an all-out war with government and law enforcement agencies when the mightiest of them all went mad and killed dozens of civilians. On the run and using his unique ability to be ‘unseen’, Jack has been a fugitive for most of his adult life, ducking and dodging those hunting for him, and also running from his own demons. His guilt at being the only one to survive the war, when others more powerful than him were cut down, has kept him a renegade for over a quarter century. Now, having stumbled upon something that has been kept from public knowledge, Jack intends to finish the fight and expose the dirty dealings that started the war. Complicating matters is the emergence of a villain who has just been ‘reborn’ and who intends to exact his own kind of vengeance on an unsuspecting world.

David J. Fielding is a writer and an actor. His published works have appeared in Nevermet Press, Rebel ePublishers LLC, Alter Egos I & Alter Egos II from Source Point Press, Capes and Clockwork: Superheroes in the Age of Steam I & II anthologies from Dark Oak Press and the soon-to-be published Something Strange is Going On anthology from Flinch! Books. Most recently, his short novella "Buddy Holly and the Cold, Cold Ground" was published by Cool Beans, P&E. He is also the actor who originated the role and provided the voice for Zordon of Eltar, the mentor to a group of teenagers with attitude on the hit television series, The Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers. He is busy polishing a superhero novel, a series of paranormal stories and attending various Comic and Entertainment Conventions