True Believers: Kirby 100th - Ant-Man and the Wasp #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Man in the Ant Hill!", Ant-Man teams up with the daughter of a murdered scientist, granting her the power to shrink and fly with wasp-like wings, forging a new partnership to stop a deadly alien threat. Written by Stan Lee and H. E. Huntley, with dynamic art by Jack Kirby and inks by Don Heck, this 2017 Marvel one-shot features a standout cover by Kirby and Heck, celebrating Jack Kirby’s 100th anniversary with a classic sci-fi edge.
In "The Man in the Ant Hill!", Henry Pym, a brilliant scientist, pushes the limits of his groundbreaking shrinking serum—only to find himself unexpectedly trapped in an ant hill after testing it. Surrounded by towering insects and facing a terrifying ordeal, he's surprised when one ant shows him an unlikely path to survival. As he grapples with the consequences of his invention, Henry must decide what to do with a power that could change everything—before it changes him forever.
In "The Creature from Kosmos!" from True Believers: Kirby 100th – Ant-Man and the Wasp #1, Ant-Man [Henry Pym] teams up with the daughter of a murdered scientist, a young woman named Pilai, who becomes the new Wasp [Janet Van Dyne] after he grants her the power to shrink and grow tiny wasp wings. Together, they face an alien threat with a deadly acidic nature, racing to protect the city before it's too late.
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