Underdog and Pals #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"King Sinister Part One" kicks off a bold new chapter for Underdog and Pals, with writer Pat Shand and artist Matt Hansel delivering a high-stakes showdown from the very first page. When Simon Bar Sinister assembles a rogue band of Underdog’s past foes into the Sinister Squad of Sinful Soldiers, the hero’s greatest challenge yet begins—only to be outmaneuvered when Sinister traps both hero and villains in a deadly game of conquest. The cover by Bill Galvan captures the menace and spectacle of the moment, setting the tone for a story that’s equal parts cunning and chaotic.
In "King Sinister Part One," Simon Bar Sinister assembles a rogues' gallery of Underdog’s past foes into the Sinister Squad of Sinful Soldiers, only to outwit them and trap both them and Underdog in a twisted game of conquest. With Sweet Polly Purebred, Riff Raff, Cad, Batty-Man, and Overcat watching from the sidelines, the line between villain and pawn blurs as Simon’s grand scheme begins to unfold.
Commander McBragg claims he once outsmarted the legendary Easter Island Giants by luring them into pits and using Medusa’s powers to turn them to stone—creating the famous statues we know today. The tale is told with his usual flair, blending bravado and absurdity as only he can.
Tooter Turtle takes a crack at comic creation, giving a classic character a bold new twist—only to spark outrage among devoted fans. With chaos brewing, Mr. Wizard steps in to save the day, proving that even the best ideas need a little magic to land right.
Underdog stumbles into a routine shift at a grocery store when Shoeshine Boy takes a new job to afford concert tickets for Polly, only to find the day’s plans derailed by a botched robbery—and a hero’s unexpected intervention.
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