As the Annihilators team is trapped in limbo facing off the likes of Immortus’ temporal army, and Rocket Raccoon is trapped within the most wicked case of déjà vu ever, does this issue end with a cosmic BANG, or a Galactic whimper?
Take the jump and find out.
Within the massive cosmic tapestry that is Annihilators, there are things that could alienate, or encompass you. Can this third issue of the series live up to what has come before? Or does it get lost some where left of Alpha Centauri?
Can the horrible forces of the Dire Wraiths be quelled without the aid of ROM, Spaceknight? The Annihilators and their newest ally, the Galadorian Spaceknight Ikon will find out, soon enough; and Rocket Raccoon and Groot find that going home is never easy. So take the jump faithful Spoilerite, and see what’s in store for our Gallant Galactic Guardians!
Or – “Because Someone Demanded It! (Though Since The Crash, I Don’t Recall Whom…)”
One of the saddest stories in comics has to be that of Bill Mantlo, one of Marvel’s more prolific writers of the 1970′s and 80′s. Responsible for many memorable tales (including turning the Micronauts and this title into long-running stories despite being essentially toy tie-in books), Bill has been in a coma since the mid-90′s, victim of a hit and run accident. Bill’s body of work includes many excellent tales (I highly recommend tracking down Vision and The Scarlet Witch) but a recent unofficial Spoilerite poll indicated that Rom #43 made a huge impact on someone’s childhood psyche. (The Great Internet LaRouche Toad-Frog Server Massacree of ’10 has erased the evidence of whom, but I’m quite certain he or she will step forward in short order.) Without further ado, I give you “Rom: Space MAN!”