The Irredeemable Ant-Man, Vol. 2: Small-Minded

Eric O'Grady, the not-so-heroic Ant-Man, is back, navigating the treacherous waters of employment—especially when his past decisions have left him on the run. As he struggles to find his footing in a world filled with heroes and villains alike, Eric grapples with the consequences of his actions. His charm and cunning often get him into trouble, but they also provide a unique perspective on what it means to be a reluctant hero.

In this installment, Eric attempts to carve out a new path while dealing with the eccentricities of his shrinking powers and the challenges that come with them. His choices lead him to unexpected allies and even more unpredictable threats, forcing him to confront not just external foes but his own moral compass as well. As he tries to prove himself, the stakes get higher, and the action more intense.

Through a blend of humor and drama, Eric's journey captures the essence of anti-heroism. He may be irredeemable to some, but his relatability keeps readers rooting for him as he confronts both his past and a future that may yet hold redemption.