Marvel Action Classic: Ant-Man #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Anthill... and the Apocalypse!", Henry Pym and Flint Marko hit rock bottom—unemployed and broke—until a chance encounter at Van Dyne Technologies sets them on wildly different paths. With Irving Forbush landing the job and Pym taking a ride home with Janet Van Dyne, desperation drives Pym to don his Ant-Man suit, leading to a showdown with Sandman as he tries to rob the very company that rejected him. The ants, ever loyal, play a surprising role—especially when they discover some candy bars. Written by Todd DeZago and illustrated by Derec Donovan, with inks by Scott Koblish and Vicente Cifuentes, colors by SotoColor, and letters by Dave Sharpe, the cover by Clayton Henry captures the chaos in bold, dynamic style.
In "The Anthill... and the Apocalypse!", inventor Henry Pym stumbles upon a strange new helmet that lets him communicate with ants—just as a colony warns him of a looming threat. When Psycho-Man unleashes Emoticon Projectors to control humanity's emotions, Pym must harness his newfound connection to the insect world and discover the power to change his size, stepping into the role of Ant-Man to protect Earth.
In "On the Job," a cash-strapped Henry Pym and a desperate Flint Marko both apply for a mundane job at Van Dyne Technologies—only to be outshone by a nerdy high school grad named Irving Forbush. When Pym’s ingenuity and Sandman’s desperation collide, Ant-Man and the company’s tiny allies must step in to stop a heist, all while a pair of overeager ants make a snack of Pym’s hidden candy bars.
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