Discover the Imagine Nation with Jack
Begin with Jack Blank and the Imagine Nation, also published in paperback as The Accidental Hero, before the trilogy's secrets and conflicts deepen.
Book Series · 3 Books
In order from Jack Blank and the Imagine Nation to The End of Infinity.
A completed superhero fantasy trilogy follows orphan Jack Blank to the Imagine Nation, where his hidden origins and unusual powers could make him either its greatest hero or its greatest threat.
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Read Jack Blank and the Imagine Nation, The Secret War, and The End of Infinity in order. Jack's origins, friendships, training, and connection to the invading Rüstov drive one continuous conflict toward the final battle.
The first story was retitled The Accidental Hero for its paperback edition. It is the same book as Jack Blank and the Imagine Nation, not a separate prequel or a fourth novel. Newer Imagine Nation graphic novels share the world but begin a separate series.
Sources: Simon & Schuster's official trilogy order, The publisher's official first-book hardcover page, The publisher's official trilogy conclusion page.
The superhero adventure includes a harsh orphanage, bullying, robots and monsters, explosions, battles, weapons, infection and mind control, betrayal, imprisonment, character deaths, and the fear that Jack could become a villain. Loyalty, trusting friends, and choosing what kind of person to become give the action a steady moral center.
Begin with Jack Blank and the Imagine Nation, also published in paperback as The Accidental Hero, before the trilogy's secrets and conflicts deepen.
A boy's hidden past may save or doom a secret world.
3 books · Published 2010–2012
A boy's hidden past may save or doom a secret world.
A young hero must stop a virus, protect secrets, and uncover his father's mystery.
A boy faces his destiny: hero or villain in a final battle.
There are 3 books in the A Jack Blank Adventure series. It began with Jack Blank and the Imagine Nation in 2010, and the newest book, The End of Infinity, was published in 2012.
Start with Jack Blank and the Imagine Nation and follow the series order — the books above are numbered #1 through #3.
The series is best for ages 8–12, based on the age ranges of the individual books.
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