The Loners #1
Five former crime-fighters sprawl across a Los Angeles street map on this striking opener to Marvel's six-issue limited series — a helmeted figure in black looms at the back, flanked by a masked young man in a jacket and gold-badged gloves, while a woman in a dark armored suit, a brooding man in a brown coat, and a smiling blonde round out the group at the front. The cover by Jason Pearson perfectly captures the tagline's tension: "They used to battle evil, but now they're trying to save themselves." C. B. Cebulski, Karl Moline, and Christina Strain bring us "Fear of Flying," a series about six ex-heroes trying to figure out who they are without the masks — and whether they can stop being heroes at all.
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In the wake of the superhero Civil War, a group of former heroes meet in a support group to try and cope with a life where they no longer use their powers. Mattie, however, isn't quite as committed as the other kids and talks Chris into suiting up as Darkhawk and going out for one last night of fighting crime.
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