G-Man #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Learning to Fly," young Mikey G. discovers he can soar through the sky after turning a magic blanket into a cape, launching his superhero career as G-Man. His brother Dave G. isn’t far behind, fashioning a belt from the scraps and becoming Great Man, and together with their fellow kid heroes, they face down the intimidating Kid Thunder. When Kid Thunder’s dad, Captain Thunderman, arrives to mediate, a surprise visit from the villain Mister Mental tests the team’s courage—and proves that even the youngest heroes can make a difference. The story is written and illustrated by Chris Giarrusso, with full art and lettering by the creator, and the cover is also by Giarrusso.
In "Learning to Fly," Mikey G. accidentally turns a magic blanket into a cape and discovers he can soar—becoming G-Man. His brother Dave, armed with leftover scraps, dons a belt and becomes Great Man. Together with their superhero friends, they face off against the intimidating Kid Thunder, whose antics push the team to their limits. When Captain Thunderman arrives to mediate, chaos erupts as Mister Mental reemerges—forcing the kids to band together in ways they never expected.
In "G-Man and the Christmas Tree of Doom," the holiday season takes a bizarre turn when a sentient Christmas tree returns to the G family’s home, stirring up chaos and confusion. Santa Claus, ever the optimist, insists the tree isn’t truly evil—just misunderstood—leaving Jo and the G-Man to navigate the festive fallout.
In "null," G-Man and his counterpart check in on Savage Dragon in the hospital, hoping the big hero can help them find their way back to their own universe—though it’s clear he’s not exactly up for the job. The moment is a quiet, absurd beat in a bizarre crossover, full of deadpan humor and the kind of offbeat energy that makes this anthology stand out.
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