In this third installment of the Seven Soldiers: Mister Miracle miniseries, written by Grant Morrison with art by Freddie E. Williams II, the narrative delves deeper into the complexities of identity and reality.

A new escape artist, Baron Bedlam, emerges, captivating audiences with death-defying performances that rival those of Mister Miracle (Shilo Norman). Bedlam's popularity surges, leading his fans to adopt a cosmetic transformation, turning their skin into a plastic-like enamel, symbolizing their devotion.

Shilo becomes increasingly unsettled by Bedlam's rise and the cult-like following he amasses. As he investigates, Shilo confronts unsettling truths about his own reality and the manipulations of powerful entities like Granny Goodness and the New Gods. The issue explores themes of self-perception, manipulation, and the blurred lines between reality and illusion.