Marvel Comics and Gamma Flight #1 Spoilers and Review follows.
A Big Return As This Team Of Super-Villains and Super-Heroes Grapples With Who They Are What They Do!
The book has a few more variant covers on top of the above.
Plus the main cover.
We open with a creators credits page…
…followed by a dramatis personae with storyline catch-up page.
The book includes Titania and Absorbing Man getting engaged…
…followed later by the team…
…mobilizing to help a gamma irradiated monster…
…after much debate.
It is a grotesque display in battle…
…As Sasquatch attempts to communicate with her.
Turns its Stockpile, a Marvel character of olde, that…
…that the police plan to subdue.
The team teleports abandoning her as…
…the son of Hulk Skaar comes for her?!
Skaar is the character that…
…was once blacked out on Gamma Flight #2’s cover.
Plus he’s on the cover of September’s Gamma Flight #4 (of 5) cover so it’s not like its a secret any more.
The Pulse:
I know many of have enjoyed the Immortal Hulk series and the horror forward series. I find some of these gamma irradiated character’s depicted in more macabre ways, while likely more realistic, I don’t like it in my super-hero comics. Putting that aside, this book had some good characterization and character moments, better than most team books actually, and a decent cliffhanger despite Skaar’s macabre fingers crown forehead. 7 out of 10.
