Skrulls vs. Power Pack #2
In "U.G. Universal Gangstaz," Power Pack fights to clear their names after being framed by Skrull imposters, escaping a stellar prison with help from Franklin and Friday. Now on a dangerous mission for alien gangster Glorish, they confront Kh'oja—a Super Skrull who wields all their powers—while back on Earth, the Skrulls posing as the kids struggle with the realities of human life. Written by Fred Van Lente and illustrated by Cory Hamscher, with colors by Naoko Kawano, Gurihiru, and Wil Quintana, and lettered by Dave Sharpe, this 2008 Marvel issue features a cover by Chifuyu Sasaki and Gurihiru.
In "U.G. Universal Gangstaz," Power Pack, wrongfully imprisoned and framed by imposters, use a daring escape to turn the tables—hijacking a mission for alien gangster Glorish to lure out their false identities. Meanwhile, back on Earth, the Skrulls posing as the kids struggle with the chaos of living as humans, while on the front lines, Jo faces off against Kh'oja, a Super Skrull who wields all their powers.
When the Fantastic Four clash with their Skrull doppelgängers, things take a hilarious turn as the heroes end up commandeering the alien ship—only to be mistaken for the real Skrulls upon their return. The mix-up sets off a chain of absurd misunderstandings, all wrapped in a quick, sharp dose of superhero satire.
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Reprinted in Skrulls vs. Power Pack #[nn] (2009), Spider-Man Magazine #11 (2010)
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