Ant-Man #1. Slackers can be heroes too.

Ant-Man #1 review

So here’s the thing, the internet is cruel beast sometimes, how is this your problem, you ask? We’ll answer that when you’re trying to escape Skynet in 2029, but for the time being, my initial review for Ant-Man #1 was completely deleted when the site crashed last night, sooooo… you now get the abridged version. Could be a win either way I guess.

Ant-Man #1 comes out conveniently with the teaser trailer for the Paul Rudd movie of the same name, and since that trailer probably didn’t tell you anything about Ant-Man except that Michael Douglas is somehow still dangerously handsome, seems fitting Ant-Man #1 literally spells it out for you.

Nick Spencer writes a perfect Scott Lang much like Fraction’s Hawkeye; slacker with a giant heart, one who’s mind wanders an unset path. It’s a perfect introduction to the character, in as a creative manner as possible. One that takes place in possibly one of the funniest interviews since Step Brothers. You never quite know what Scott’ll do next, and that’s really what I’m love about Ant-Man #1.

Another thing, are there currently any super heroes in Miami? Just asking…