The Wrong Earth: Night & Day #6

[superboyprime]

"The Silver Age innocence--or you might say willful ignorance--of Flash, Giant-Man, Wonder Woman, the Mighty Crusaders. These were heroes who trusted authority; in fact, their allegiance was compelled by the censors at the Comics Code. Even Thor, God of Thunder, came down from from Asgard to stop bank robberies; he cared about our property laws! Of course, by the time we had Wolverine and the Punisher and Watchmen and the Frank Miller Batman, heroes were alienated, violent, and liked to spend their nights sticking it to The Man. All of these played a part." - Tom Peyer

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Frontiersman's titular protagonist is a retired superhero.

[thanekos]

Issue #1 has someone seeking him out: " My name's Deonte and I'm here for your help. Your advocacy. "

The Frontiersman heard him out.

He listened to comments on the current generation of superheroes, amazement at his own lifestyle, and finally a question: " How much do you know about Pacific redwoods? "

" They're big, old.. "

( ' It's been a lotta years since I took a botany class. Or any class, really. ' )

Midnight Mess!

[cyberghostface]

 

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