New Warriors #2
In "Omicidio giustificabile (Nient'altro che la verità parte 4)", Speedball navigates the awkward thrill of discovering his crush might actually return his feelings—without knowing his secret identity. With Darick Robertson and Gino Scatasta at the helm, and Mark Bagley’s dynamic cover capturing the moment’s tension, this New Warriors issue delivers a grounded, heartfelt twist on superhero adolescence.
In "Omicidio giustificabile (Nient'altro che la verità parte 4)," Tai's desperate bid for ultimate power through the Well of All Things pushes the New Warriors to the brink, forcing them to ally with the Folding Circle in a fight for survival. As secrets unravel—revealing Tai’s manipulation of Chord during the tragedy that killed Thrasher’s parents—the truth becomes a heavier burden than any weapon, culminating in a heart-wrenching choice that leaves Night Thrasher forever changed. Meanwhile, Vance faces the consequences of his past as his trial reaches its verdict.
In "Firestar (Giorni e cavalieri parte 1)," Jo struggles to balance her duties as a superhero with the growing strain of her father losing his job, forcing her to confront the weight of responsibility in ways she hasn’t before. Meanwhile, the rest of the New Warriors navigate their own personal storms—Nova connects with someone unexpected, Silhouette grapples with the lingering instability of his costume, Speedball faces the painful truth about his parents’ marriage, and Namorita begins to question whether the law can truly deliver justice against someone like Sea Urchin.
In "Nova (Giorni e cavalieri parte 2)," Nova navigates a quiet moment of connection with a girl he meets, balancing fleeting warmth against the weight of his duties. Meanwhile, the team grapples with personal storms—Firestar faces her father’s job loss, Silhouette struggles with the remnants of his unstable suit, Speedball confronts the news of his parents’ divorce, and Namorita wrestles with the limits of justice when dealing with someone like Sea Urchin.
In "Silhouette (Giorni e cavalieri parte 3)," Silhouette struggles to return his unstable molecules costume to Reed Richards, caught between responsibility and the lingering echoes of past choices. As the New Warriors navigate personal storms—Firestar coping with her father’s job loss, Nova drawn into a quiet moment with a girl, Speedball confronting his parents’ divorce, and Namorita questioning the limits of justice—each thread weaves into a larger tension of identity and connection.
In "Namorita (Giorni e cavalieri parte 5)," Namorita confronts the limits of the law when she realizes that justice isn't always enough to stop someone like Sea Urchin. As she grapples with the moral weight of what’s right versus what’s possible, her resolve is tested in ways that challenge her sense of justice and power.
In "Scelte Difficili," Jo, a high school student with a secret identity as the superhero Speedball, finds himself caught between two worlds when he discovers the girl he's been crushing on has feelings for him—without knowing he's Speedball. As he navigates the awkward terrain of first love and masked heroics, a simple school event becomes the unlikely stage for a moment that could change everything.
Find on ebay
Sell my copy
Have this issue — or a whole collection? Get a fair offer from us, skip the marketplace fees and the hassle.
We Buy Collections ▸Full credits
Reprints
↩ Reprints The New Warriors Annual #2 (1992), The New Warriors #25 (1992), The New Warriors Annual #3 (1993)
Reviews
Reader reviews
No reader reviews yet.