Squadron Supreme by Mark Gruenwald Omnibus last edited by aphillips17 on 08/22/22 07:50PM View full history

    Hyperion! Power Princess! Dr. Spectrum! The Whizzer! Nighthawk! What happens when the greatest heroes of an alternate world institute the Utopia Project, vowing to abolish war and crime, to eliminate poverty and hunger, and to cure death itself! Can they possibly succeed? And when do heroes stop being heroes? Mark Gruenwald explores the ethics of heroism in his best-known story. Guest-starring Captain America and featuring the end of a world at the hands of the Scarlet Centurion! Collecting SQUADRON SUPREME (1985) #1-12, CAPTAIN AMERICA (1968) #314 and SQUADRON SUPREME: DEATH OF A UNIVERSE.

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    Squadron Supreme by Mark Gruenwald Omnibus #1 - Squadron Supreme by Mark Gruenwald Omnibus by meteorite on March 01, 2011

    When people think of the Squadron Supreme, there's usually two thoughts which go through their heads: The first is ''Urgh, Squadron Supreme! Justice League rip-off! Hate, hate, hate!'' But the other thought, which occurs less often, is ''Hey, isn't that that great team which Mark Gruenwald did?'' Because if nothing else, this miniseries shows that the Squadron Supreme may have started as a Justice League rip-off, but has evolved into their own team over time. And this miniseries does much more t...

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