The triumphant return of Gatchaman, the iconic Japanese animated franchise of a five-member, bird-themed superhero team.
A mechanical terror has descended upon numerous cities and the world's greatest scientists are disappearing. Our only hope: Science Ninja Team Gatchaman! As they battle these machinations from the international terrorist organization known as Galactor, their strength, willpower, and even vehicles are pushed to the absolute limit. If they fail...who's waiting in the wings to take their place? The first exciting issue in an ongoing series that expands upon the original anime series!
Gatchaman #1 is a bombastic, beautifully illustrated, solidly written, easy to follow, first installment packed with nostalgia for long time fans of the franchise as well as a great, easy to follow jumping on point for new readers too. SCIENCE NINJA TEAM FLY! Read Full Review
GATCHAMAN #1 is a faithful start to a modern take on the classic anime with source-accurate character designs and situations. Cullen Bunn adopts the pacing of the original anime, jumping straight into the action, and the art team's delivery is spot-on. Read Full Review
Some may say G-Force. Others might go with Battle of The Planets. After concluding this first chapter, Gatachman will be the one on readers minds at the comic shops. Bunn sets up a vintage inspired hero story with the writing. Batista and Lopez craft a fantastic visual presence that is sure to win over new and seasoned fans alike. Dont miss your chance to jump on board for the brand new adventure! Read Full Review
Gatchaman #1 is a triumphant return thanks to the engaging storytelling from Cullen Bunn and beautiful illustrations and coloring from Chris Batista and Carlos Lopez. This series is sure to bring back some nostalgic memories to those longtime fans of animated series while also offering something fresh and exciting for us new fans of the team. Read Full Review
Gatchaman #1 isn't a bad start but it also doesn't stand out. For those who love the property, I'm sure they'll enjoy the relaunch and maybe what's to come will deliver some of the unexpected which will add excitement. But, as far as debuts, it introduces the characters and that's about it. Read Full Review
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