While browsing in an antique shop, Jinpei stumbles upon an ancient map. Excited by the discovery, he brings it to the rest of the Science Ninja Team, which sparks a thrilling treasure hunt. The map leads them through ancient ruins and dangerous terrains as they follow its clues...but are they able to make it out alive with the treasure intact? A civilian-clothes interlude for the Science Ninja Team in the vein of The Goonies!
The "king of horror" my ass. Cullen Bunn was made for this series in every way. The entire team that has puts Gatchaman together has created (and re-created) a nostalgic story for today's time that makes you feel you're watching Battle of the Planets on TV. The events of Gatchaman #6 was a welcome swerve that I hope to see more of. Read Full Review
Qualano delivers some fantastic art throughout the story. I love the visual style of this series and the beautifully detailed pages and panels. Read Full Review
GATCHAMAN #6 is a bouncy, light, airy adventure that gives the team the day off to hunt for pirate treasure. Cullen Bunn's script is just the ticket for little kids interested in comics, and guest artist Pasquale Qualano's artwork is a close complement to regular artists Chris Batista and Sabrina Cintron. That said, the abrupt change in story tone may be jarring for regular readers. Read Full Review
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