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Powers #12

Jul 2001 · Image · 2.95 USD; 4.70 CAD
📊 ~30,287 copies sold its debut month
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“Groupies Part One”

Styled as a glossy celebrity magazine called Powers Monthly, this 2001 Image Comics issue deploys Michael Avon Oeming's cover art to brilliant effect — a brooding blond superhero known as "The Golden One," Olympia, dominates the foreground, while Retro Girl and the armored Triphammer lurk in the upper corners beneath a banner promising their "secret past exposed." The tabloid-style headlines ("Olympia Comes Clean!") and breathless copy perfectly capture Brian Michael Bendis and Oeming's gift for blending superhero spectacle with very human scandal. A genuinely clever piece of visual storytelling that sets an intriguing tone for "Groupies Part One.

writer Brian Michael Bendis · artist, inker Michael Avon Oeming · colorist Pete Pantazis · letterer Ken Bruzenak · cover Michael Avon Oeming

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Full credits

artist, inker Michael Avon Oeming
colorist Pete Pantazis
letterer Ken Bruzenak
cover pencils, inks Michael Avon Oeming

Reprints

Reprinted in Powers #3 (2002), Powers #[3] (2003), MP Book #33 (2004), Powers #3 (2004), Powers #3 (2011), Powers #3 (2015), Powers Omnibus #1 (2015), Powers #2 (2018)

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