Marvel Team-Up #23
In "Freedom Ring Interlude," writer Robert Kirkman and artist Andy Kuhn deliver a grounded, character-driven moment in the Freedom Ring saga, spotlighting Curtis as he uses his power ring to heal his damaged spine—gaining not just mobility, but a renewed sense of purpose. When he uncovers that his neighbor is actually a Skrull in disguise, the two form an unexpected alliance, training together as they navigate the challenges of becoming heroes. The issue's dynamic art, led by Andy Kuhn with color by Studio F and Marte Gracia, complements the story’s emotional core, while Phil Hester’s cover captures the tension and camaraderie of the moment.
In "Freedom Ring Part Four," Curtis grapples with the physical and emotional weight of his injury, using his power ring to heal his spine and reclaim his ability to walk. As he rebuilds his strength, he uncovers a secret in his own neighborhood—his neighbor is a Skrull in disguise—and together they begin training to become heroes, forging an unexpected bond in the process.
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