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NFL Superpro #12Issue(s): NFL Superpro #12 Review/plot: ![]() ![]() Repulsor eventually makes his way to America to target Roxxon. ![]() Superpro is busy trying to get footage of himself on television. ![]() The interesting bit is that after the lip service that Superpro gave, Repulsor thinks that he'll share his goals. ![]() But Superpro has to disabuse him of that. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Superpro punches Repulsor in the face a lot, and then gives some more lipservice about the environment. Maybe he goes home and recycles some cans and bottles after this, i don't know. ![]() ![]() But maybe he should save those cans and bottles to sell at the salvage yard, because he's unemployed after this. Quality Rating: D+ Chronological Placement Considerations: N/A References:
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CommentsThe final issue of NFL Superpro... our long national nightmare is over! Posted by: Ben Herman | April 22, 2016 4:27 PM Jeez, even in his final panel, he's being laughed at. That's low. But I guess he had it coming with that ridiculous pose of his. Posted by: Vincent Valenti | April 23, 2016 12:23 AM About that pose : So many artists suffer from invisible high heels syndrome. Is it not a requirement to be able to draw feet from all angles before you are hired to draw in comics? Posted by: PeterA | April 23, 2016 12:58 AM They really should have killed him off...he's licensed and terrible, obviously he'll never appear again. But now we have to assume that he's having politically-correct side adventures, possibly participating off-panel in major events... Posted by: Andrew F | April 23, 2016 1:22 AM There is a reference to him in Robert Kirkman's Marvel Team-Up. Posted by: AF | April 23, 2016 5:13 AM Naw, Andrew. He just went on to co-star in The King of Fighters '94 Still I seriously can't believe that this books actually lasted 12 issues. I mean we live in a time when "A-list" characters can barely make it to 12 issues, and this somehow survive to a full-year run. So by this time next year, Superpro will have been brought back in an attempt at "post-ironic nostalgia" right? Posted by: Jon Dubya | April 23, 2016 11:54 PM Regarding the last panel: That is hands down the worst Heisman pose I've ever seen! However, if the artist made some adjustments and drew Superpro playing a flute, it could be a decent nod to the classic Ian Anderson/Jethro Tull pose. That stands to reason because I'd imagine if we ever see the character in the present time, he'd likely be "Sitting on a park bench!" Posted by: Brian Coffey | July 3, 2017 11:52 PM Comments are now closed. |
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