Hero Killers #1

[superboyprime]

Comments

[thatnickguy]

Yep. It's a Dynamic comic, all right.

[q99]

This feels like it's aiming for commentary and hitting schlock.

[mrosa]

The writer wants so badly to get inside a DeLorean and ride back to 1986, where he can be edgy and innovative.

[ovaltinepatrol]

Whatever happened to Project Superpowers? Uses these same characters, but as superheroes.

[starwolf_oakley]

Wikipedia says:

The Black Terror, along with other heroes from Nedor Comics, were revived by Alan Moore in 2001 in his series Tom Strong, published by America's Best Comics. This revival set the characters on a parallel world called Terra Obscura, which was also the title of the resulting mini-series.

[mrosa]

That Alan Moore story was pretty cool!

[thanekos]

Tim and the Terror in that adds a fun context to this.

[lb_lee]

Wait, Dan Garrett's in the public domain now? I thought it was just his voice? Or is Blue Beetle Intellectual Property Law even more complicated than I thought it was?

[glprime]

Well I chuckled to myself. "Commence bootlegging!" especially.

[q99]

The bootleg robots were the best idea here.

[lissa_quon]

I kinda wanna read about the adorable adventures of larping bootlegging robots.

[matrix_dragon]

Aw man, that went from Awesome to utterly horrible in a single page. Rest in Peace, Robot Bootleggers.

[tripodeca113]

For a moment I confused this with the similarly named Hero Killer. I don't like this either.

[byc]

Millar-esque, but more clever and less in your face.

[donnblake]

Millar is more in your face than "Shut up and bring me my Tuesday hooker?"