This book is the third series I have read by Brian K. Vaughan, and maybe his best I have read. This book collects the first three volumes of this book which is also the original complete run of the title. It is a wonder what a good editor does for a writer. A bunch of kids find out that their parents are super-villains and they have inherited special abilities from them. The group decides to fight crime instead and the first target is naturally their parents. The story is simple enough with all of the hallmarks of Vaughanism, but tempered by this being a more family friendly comic than what BKV usually writes. I think the much tighter editorial-control keeps Vaughan's ego in-check (some comic creators need that). The characters in this series are all very well made, probably BKV's strongest cast. The art by Adrian Alphona does not appeal to me at all sadly, it feels too uneven for my taste. The story itself is pretty good and the ending is a mildly-shocking twist. 
 The character of Molly Haynes is a very interesting one for me. I first read her in the X-Men crossover X-Men: Battle of the Atom and the Saga character Izabel is an older (view spoiler)[and deader/ghost (hide spoiler)] version of Molly. Very interesting seeing her origin. 
 I plan to read at least one more volume/story-arc for now and finally complete my retrospective of Brian K. Vaughan.