"Grace Briggs is now the leader of the largest antigovernment secessionist group in the United States, having outmaneuvered both Federal law enforcement and an attempted takeover by white power stormtroopers. But troubles at home remain, and when a chance encounter with innocent civilians blows up into an ugly hostage situation, the privacy and integrity of Briggs Land is compromised. Meanwhile, Jim Briggs, humiliated at losing control of the family,...

"Briggs Land is largest secessionist movement in the United States. When Grace Briggs wrests control of the operation from her estranged husband, she sparks a war in the community and her immediate family that threatens to bring the federal government down on their heads"--

The world and characters of the DMZ are expanded and enriched in this volume as Matty Roth turns his attention to several locals -- a guerilla artist, a former ally who's now worse off than a homeless person, the powerful head of an organization within the DMZ and more.

As Matty Roth, aspiring photojournalist, continues his to report on the struggle of the civilians caught in this no-man's-land during the Second American Civil War, he encounters a new complication--Parco Delgado, a political rebel participating in the first election in the DMZ.

Matty Roth's story comes to an end, as does the Second American Civil War that tore a nation in half. Includes an epilogue issue that removes any doubt that "DMZ, at its core, is a love letter to New York City"--Page 4 of cover.