Brute Force #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeMarvel's 1990 four-issue limited series kicks off with a premise that's hard to resist: animals in combat armor, billed as "Protectors of the Environment," charging into action to save Planet Earth. The cover by José Delbo and Joe Sinnott puts the team front and center — a dolphin in a gold-and-blue battle suit wielding a weapon, a lion lunging forward in matching armor, a moose piloting a rugged vehicle, and what appears to be a bear in a tank rolling up behind them, while a sleek jet tears through a smoke-filled sky overhead. Writer Simon Furman and artist José Delbo clearly had ambitious, high-energy fun with this one, and that cover energy makes it easy to see why the animal kingdom was ready to throw down.
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Dr. Randall Pierce, working for the Multicorp Ecological Center, has developed the means to give human intelligence to animals using specialized exoskeletons, so that they can deal with environmental menaces. Frost, the head of Multicorp's parent company, secretly orders Pierce's process to be stolen so that he can have his own band of super-powered animals.
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