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Mostly Marvel fan, but I read other comics every now and then too.
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Man, that was such a great action-packed issue, but... ended on a cliffhanger and the series was cancelled. wtf... But anyway, Nighthawk joined the Squadron and somehow Redstone was obviously defeated... Sadly we won't see it...
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Squadron Supreme #7
Iran, Africa, and the international community have felt the wrath of America's top fighting force, but what happens when the war is brought home to the Squadron? Has someone been able to gather a group up that can challenge the Squadron Supreme?
Suddenly, an artist from the second Contest of Champions... Well, I liked him here. But anyway. The series is weird... Not much is happening (just like in the Supreme Power), but I really like the characters and all the interactions between them. If not for that, I'd likely feel this was boring, but somehow it's not.
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Squadron Supreme #6
He can't fly, shoot lasers from his eyes, or bench-press cars, but he might be the more dangerous than all of the team rolled into one. But how will the vigilante known as Nighthawk respond when he's asked to join the Squadron Supreme?
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Squadron Supreme #5
The Squadron Supreme embarks on a mission to the heart of the Middle East. But will a military mission cause more problems than it solves? Or will the earth's mightiest team sweep through foreign forces, saving countless innocent lives in the process?
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Squadron Supreme #4
Whether it's fascist generals in Africa or insurgents in the Middle East, the newest weapon in America's might arsenal has arrived! The greatest heroes on the planet, all working together to protect you, America! The Squadron Supreme!
So it was kinda pointless, but the message is understandable
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Squadron Supreme #3
The most powerful team on the face of the earth -- the Squadron Supreme -- has embarked on its first mission! But when the group falls under the control of an evil general, will this first mission end in catastrophe?
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Squadron Supreme #2
The combined might of Hyperion, Zarda, and Doctor Spectrum could wipe out any nation on Earth. That is, except for one nation, whose general might just hold the key to humbling America and obliterating the Squadron Supreme.
Finally, they are gathered together! It was a long journey, but it was worth it. Only intertia wasn't really set previously and the Ant-Man dude barely had a couple of cameos. But anyway, the majority of the Squad is well known to me as a reader and the work of JMS can't be underestimated.
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Squadron Supreme #1
As the U.S. government plots to create two teams of super-powered agents to crush enemies both domestic and foreign, Mark Milton -- a.k.a. Hyperion -- has plans of his own.
Not a bad one at all. It's not really a solo spin-off, but it looks like an important chapter for Hyperion and a necessary read if you plan to go for all the following Squadron Supreme sequels.
Supreme Power: Hyperion Collected
The saga of SUPREME POWER continues! Now that the world knows his dark secret, Hyperion suddenly finds himself both alone and hunted. Four new super-powered individuals – each based on a character from the original Squadron Supreme – are after his hide, and they’ve got the will and means to take him down!
Ugh, I expected the alternate universe would be used in a better way, but anyway, it was okay. Kinda pointless and it was mostly senseless action here, but it's okay.
Supreme Power: Hyperion #5
When four of the most powerful individuals on earth collide with their prey--the titanic Hyperion--the earth-shattering results are not to be missed!
Supreme Power: Hyperion #4
Shape! Emil Burbank! Arcanna! And Nuke! Will these four be enough to put Hyperion down once and for all?
Supreme Power: Hyperion #3
Outed as an alien and betrayed by the government that raised him, Hyperion finds himself on the run, the target of elite, super-powered individuals charged with arresting or destroying him.
Well, it's great! Love Emil's charisma, though it's still not much of a Hyperion solo spin-off. The chemistry between the characters is quite interesting, by the way.
Supreme Power: Hyperion #2
Four new super-powered individuals--each based on a character from the original Squadron Supreme--are after Hyperion's hide, and they've got the will and means to take him down!
So for now it's not really a solo Hyperion story. More like a direct Supreme Power sequel that connected it to the Squadron Supreme series. Okay, not bad at all so far. Even the artwork is kinda cool. At first I thought it was too 90s for my taste, but I liked it more than I expected.
Supreme Power: Hyperion #1
Now that the world knows his dark secret, Hyperion suddenly finds himself both alone and hunted.
It's Max. It's Steve Dillon. How could it possibly be bad? Not the best and deepest story you could read, but it's still a fun read and you don't even need to know anything about Supreme Power or Nighthawk. A great standalone spin-off.
Supreme Power: Nighthawk Collected
Long ago, Kyle Richmond looked into the face of madness – now, it's looking back at him. As a boy, Richmond – the man who would one day become Nighthawk – witnessed the senseless murder of his parents. There was no reason for their deaths, no provocation – they were just simply in the wrong place at the wrong time. It was a traumatic event ...
Poor baby... I think it issue 2 was too much for him already. But anyway, looks like the guy is tougher than he looks. But anyway, visually it's insanely cool, but storywise I think it could be better. At least I expected something more than this. But anyway, still a great conclusion for an enjoyable series.
Supreme Power: Nighthawk #6
It's the final showdown between Nighthawk and Whiteface! The psychotic clown thinks he's found the perfect dancing partner, but Whiteface doesn't begin to understand the darkness in Nighthawk's soul.
It's literally Batman vs Joker
Supreme Power: Nighthawk #5
Nighthawk is front and center for the strangest show on earth: a murderous showcase of the Whiteface's homicidal tendencies!
Supreme Power: Nighthawk #4
The homicidal clown known as the Whiteface has been painting the town red with blood. When a trail of corpses leads him to Whiteface's lair, Nighthawk finally gets what he wants: ringside seat to madness.
Man, I can't imagine how Way came up with the idea for the opening scene and why it sounded cool in his head, but overall the comic is very enjoyable. The villain feels so retarded, but menacing at the same time... Can't wait for the moment when his face meets Nighthawk's fist. And Nighthawk has real Punisher vibes because of Dillon, it's so funny how he could turn everything into a Punisher comic more
Supreme Power: Nighthawk #3
A madman has brought his unique brand of insanity to the inner city. Only Nighthawk can hope to defeat this grinning freak, and to do that, he may be forced to cross the line he dares not cross.
Lol, so the villain is going to be Nolan's Joker with a backwards smile? Okay, looks promising. Also the scene with the baby was insanely disgusting and brutal, but anyway, finally the potential of MAX imprint is used the way it should be.
Supreme Power: Nighthawk #2
The slaughter of Chicagoans continues as Nighthawk's greatest foe enjoys his reign of terror. To catch the madman, Nighthawk must travel into the darkest bowels of the city...and into the darkest parts of himself!
Oh my god! Way and Dillon! I straight away knew it's going to be a hell of a great ride! And so far it seems I wasn't wrong. A good enough beginning and I'm expecting some nines and tens out of the following issues! Man, I really can't describe how happy I am stumbling upon some Dillon comics I never knew were there... The legend mostly worked on the Punisher, even right before he suddenly passed more
Supreme Power: Nighthawk #1
As a boy, Kyle Richmond witnessed the murder of his parents, the event that turned him into Nighthawk. Now, the people of Chicago are dying in the streets at the hands of a monster whose scars run deeper than Nighthawk's.
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