In the last issue, the recovery and relief efforts of Damage
Control was hindered by the Thunderbolts, demanding that all unregistered
superhero volunteers be arrested for violating the superhero Registration Act.
Thankfully, one of the Thunderbolts has a personal history with Damage Control
and a temporary truce is rendered for the benefit of saving what New Yorkers
who couldn’t flee during the World War Hulk rampage. (If you’ve been keeping up
with my previous reviews of the older Damage Control minis, you can figure out
who I’m referring to as the peacemaker.)
Now the race is on as Damage Control and the volunteers only
have 2 days to save those trapped in the Big City. Complicating matters is the
Chrysler Building. No, it’s not going to tumble if repairs can’t be made
immediately. It’s just become sentient and it wants to go on a tour of Asia,
that’s all!
This issue goes from a really good story that goes into
depth of the tragedy in Connecticut that started the whole mess with Civil War.
Then it gets really bizarre. The great thing about the writing of this series
is that co-creator and scribe Dwayne McDuffie can make this story interesting no
matter what. Why Damage Control has never been given a full-time regular series
status is beyond me! This is the House of Ideas at its best and I want more!
Worth Consuming.
Rating: 10 out of 10 stars.
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