In response to the setback posed by Osama Bin Laden's assassination, Al Qaeda accelerates its plot to destroy America. Top-level jihadists scour American television for signs of weakness in our armed forces, searching for a way to strike that will crumble America.
Then "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" is repealed, and John McCain reveals the U.S. Defense Department's greatest weakness: Openly gay soldiers will be a "deadly distraction," he warns the world.
Al Qaeda seizes the opportunity. It sends terrorist recruit Mahmoud to infiltrate Manhattan as an undercover gay man to learn the ways of masculine love. Then, he and the other undercover agents can enlist in the armed forces and use their "mano-a-mano" skills to undermine the greatest nation on Earth! Alas, the plot goes awry, as the more immersed Mahmoud becomes in the unbridled hedonism of his new lifestyle, the more he questions the nature of a God who wants him to give up the joy he has discovered in one-size-too-tight T-shirts, chicken parm in Chelsea, and circuit parties.
What will become of Mahmoud? Will the Marines admit him to their sacred band? Will he turn his back on his brothers and sabotage their mission? Must a holy warrior choose between love and God? Does anyone ever have a three-way that's not awkward? Find out in "Al Qaeda's Super Secret Weapon," a graphic novel that reveals the universal struggle of darkness vs. tenderness in a man's heart.