Ant-Man: Season One #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis graphic novel reimagines Hank Pym's early days as the size-shifting Ant-Man, blending his scientific breakthroughs with his first battles against foes like Egghead and Elihas Starr. The story also introduces key figures in his life, including Maria Pym and Bill Foster, setting the stage for his legacy as a Marvel hero. It serves as a modernized origin tale within the 'Season One' line of accessible entry-point stories.
"Permanent Record Part 1" kicks off Ant-Man: Season One with a tense, character-driven mystery as a new generation of young heroes is trained by Avengers with murky histories. Written by Christos Gage and illustrated by Mike McKone, the issue unfolds with a chilling revelation: the recruits were once subjected to experiments by Norman Osborn, and their mentors' true mission may be as much about control as it is about guidance. The cover by Julian Totino Tedesco captures the story’s uneasy atmosphere with sharp, deliberate detail.
In "Permanent Record Part 1," a new generation of young heroes begins training under a group of Avengers with murky histories, unaware that their pasts are tied to Norman Osborn’s brutal experiments. As secrets surface, the truth about their abilities—and the real reason they’re being watched—begins to unravel.
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↩ Reprints Avengers Academy #1 (2010)
Reprinted in Season One 2012 Guide #1 (2012), Ant-Man - Season One #[nn] (2013), Ant-Man: Astonishing Origins #[nn] (2018)
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