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Writer: Stefano Terry / Artist: Stefano Terry / Fanbase Press Note: This review is based on Issues #3 and #4 as part of the 4-part trade paperback, available now from Fanbase Press. We reviewed #1 and #2 earlier this month. At the start of Issue #3, we confirm our suspicions that school bully Brenton Wilkes is the town’s new hero, Zero G. Dynacorp has taken him into custody, so to speak, to figure out how he got his powers. This issue also confirmed my suspicion that Dynacorp does indeed make toys, as they begin rolling out Zero G merchandise to capitalize on the success of the new hero (who is taking a cut of the proceeds). All of a sudden, we hear of seismic activity off the coast that could potentially evolve into a disaster of supernatural proportions. When the Gamma Gals arrive on the scene and begin saving the civilians from what looks like a gigantic dude just chilling in the ocean for no reason, Zero G flies in to attempt to singlehandedly take down this new foe. This only serves to completely mess up the situation. The three Gals work together to knock the ocean dude to the ground, thus summoning three additional ocean dudes, and concluding this issue. Cliffhanger!
In Issue #4, we learn that the giant dudes are Titans that generally keep to the sea and have come to shore today for no discernable reason. While the Gamma Gals are doing their best to work together with Zero to fight these three large dudes, Zero is not quite as seasoned as the others and starts acciden…
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