This Wednesday, January 24th, Marvel Comics is set to release POWER PACK: Into The Storm #1!
Original creators Louise Simonson and June Brigman return to explore an exciting new adventure from the early days of the POWER PACK!
Here’s a look at the covers, storyline, and preview pages for Marvel Comics’ new release on New Comic Book Day…
VARIANT COVERS:
POWER PACK: Into The Storm #1
Writing by Louise Simonson
Pencils by June Brigman
Inks by Roy Richardson
Colors by Nolan Woodard
Letters by Travis Lanham
Covers & Cover Artists:
Cover A by June Brigman
Cover B by Nicoletta Baldari
Cover C by Elizabeth Torque
SYNOPSIS:
Alex, Julie, Jack and Katie Power are super-hero siblings determined to do their part to protect the world despite their young age. The problem is that their parents don’t want them to have powers – and can’t know that they do. But when their friend Franklin Richards has a premonition of a galactic threat hurtling their way, the Power siblings will have to decide what kind of heroes they want to be – and what they’re willing to give up along the way.
PREVIEW PAGES:
About Marvel Comics:
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