Prototype #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Arena of Doom" delivers a sharp, self-aware twist on the Prototype mythos, with Tom Mason and Len Strazewski's script framing the series as a high-stakes pitch to Ultratech CEO Stanley Leland—complete with mock corporate jargon and escalating absurdity. Leonard Kirk’s dynamic art, sharpened by Larry Welch’s inks and vivid colors from Keith Conroy and Violent Hues, brings the satire to life, while Tim Eldred’s lettering keeps the tone punchy and precise. Roger Robinson and Jeff Whiting’s cover captures the series’ irreverent energy with a sleek, stylized showdown that perfectly previews the chaos within.
In a witty, self-aware pitch disguised as a corporate presentation, writers Tom Mason and Len Stazewski sell the Prototype comic series to Ultratech CEO Stanley Leland, riffing on the absurdity of superhero tropes with a mock-serious tone that undercuts its own premise. Jo, the series’ central figure, is presented as a reluctant, perpetually confused hero whose "powers" are less about saving the world and more about surviving the chaos of being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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