When an rampaging giant berserker is destroying the waterfront who does the X-Bureau call for help? Not the Miniature Man. But that doesn’t dissuade him from showing up to save the day.
Barry Gregory, Steven Butler, Thomas Florimonte, Jr.
Standard Comic
Full Color
Page Count: 16
Cameron Rhodes is The Extraordinary Miniature Man, a pint-sized hero with a big chip on his shoulder! Classic, Bronze Age of Comics inspired superhero action/adventure!
When a rampaging giant goes berserk and is destroying the waterfront of a major American city, who does the X-Bureau call for help? Not the Extraordinary Miniature Man, much to his dismay. But that doesn’t dissuade him from showing up anyway to save the day. Classic superhero action and adventure, featuring contemporary, reimagined versions of classic characters from the Golden Age of comics created by such legendary creators as Will Eisner, George Tuska, and Fletcher Hanks.
Gallant Comics are perfect for fans of DC’s Justice League Unlimited cartoons or of the classic superhero stories of the 1970s and 1980s.
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[email protected] (verified owner) –
I enjoyed the issue a lot – it felt like a lot was packed into the story, a nice refreshing change in these days of all-too-often decompressed story-telling. Excellent writing and art. I hope we don’t have to wait too long for more issues of The Extraordinary Miniature Man!
Fredrick Crosby (verified owner) –
I liked this issue, not as much as I like amazing-man, but this is still a must read for old school fans. I hope to see more of miniature man in the future.
thegreatjeremylott (verified owner) –
I liked this a lot. Where’s issue #2?
Elijah Melendez (verified owner) –
Gallant Comics has a great thing going here. Taking classic and unknown golden age heros and revitalizing them for the modern age! Miniature Man #1 makes great uses of some familiar characters, and does a great job of reintroducing Miniature Man too a new audience. Issue 1 does a great job establishing it’s new cast of characters and backgrounds. No panels are left blank in this book. You can tell Steven Butler took great care in the drawing of the many of the backgrounds, and characters. The battle in the harbor is definitely the highlight of the book. If you haven’t jumped on the gallant comics boat definitely do because they are doing great things with classic characters. I want to see more things happen for the Gallant Universe so definitely support this and issue 3 when it finally hits POD.