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Thunderbolts #10 (Comics) Preview

Believe it or not, Thunderbolts has been around for 20 years. And that’s just what Marvel is celebrating here in issue ten.

Justice, Like Lightening

Once upon a time, the Thunderbolts were the Masters of Evil, villains posing as heroes. Two decades later, their leader has returned…and Baron Zemo will reclaim the legacy of the Thunderbolts – with the infinite power of the cosmic cube! This February, Marvel celebrates the history of the Thunderbolts in THUNDERBOLTS #10 – a can’t-miss, oversized 20th anniversary issue! Kicking off the brand-new “Return of the Masters” story arc – creators Jim Zub and Jon Malin put Baron Zemo back on the board! And he’s coming to reclaim what’s his – the Thunderbolts themselves! What will the Winter Soldier have to say about that? As Zemo seeks to attain power over Kobik, the sentient Cosmic Cube, how does that factor into Captain America’s sinister plans?

But that’s not all! This oversized issue also features a special tale reuniting original Thunderbolts creative team Kurt Busiek and Mark Bagley! Witness the return of fan-favorite character Jolt in their first Thunderbolts story together in over 15 years! “Return of the Masters” begins on February 22nd inTHUNDERBOLTS #10!

Man, I’m digging this story. Zero vs Winter Soldier for control of the ‘Bolts is just all kinds of cool. Throw in the Cosmic Cube and you have an interesting little bit of possible foreshadowing. I’m still hating on that ‘Cap is a bad guy’ storyline big time, but it’s definitely resulting in some neat arcs. I have to give it that.

Though, I soundly look for it to wrap up anytime soon. First, there’s the Secret Empire storyline that’ll be taking central stage this Summer. And then there’s Marvels tendency to drag out arcs when they’re this big and impactful. So I’d bet that Cap is probably gonna be a secret villain for a good long time.

About Jason Micciche

Jason's been knee deep in videogames since he was but a lad. Cutting his teeth on the pixely glory that was the Atari 2600, he's been hack'n'slashing and shoot'em'uping ever since. Mainly an FPS and action guy, Jason enjoys the occasional well crafted title from every genre.

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