Appearing in "Who Killed Retro Girl? Part 4"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- The Captain
- Detective Kutter
- Psyche (First Appearance)
- Triphammer
- Zora
Villains:
- Kaotic Chic (Behind the scenes)
- The Wolf (First Appearance)
Other Characters:
- Chicago Police Department
- Madman (Cameo)
- It-Girl (Cameo)
- The Slug (Cameo)
- Retro Girl (In a photograph only)
- Savage Dragon (Cameo)
- Shadowhawk (Cameo)
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Synopsis for "Who Killed Retro Girl? Part 4"
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Solicit Synopsis
THE MOST EXPLOSIVE ISSUE YET! Hey! This is Brian Bendis, sure you know me from my work in SAM & TWITCH and Daredevil-and you're dizzy with anticipation over the debut of HELLSPAWN, but POWERS? Well, Powers is like the comic book version of the TV shows Homicide or NYPD Blue-well, with superheroes flying around. Just regular cops trying to do their job- cinematic action scenes, gritty realistic dialogue, and characters you truly care about. This is a damn fine issue to join us on and I'll tell you why. We have superstar comic creators like David Mack and Ashley Wood filling the backdrop of our comic with their own brand new comic book creations. This issue is jam packed with them. We have at least fifty cameos this time. You'll be surprised to see who else we've lined up. Some of the biggest names in comics! If you can't tell, this book is a total labor of love for myself and artist, Mike Avon Oeming. Mike has created this amazing art style for Powers. It's part Bruce Timm, part Alex Toth, and completely captivating. He's given the entire series this sweeping epic feel. Now I know you've been hearing nothing but good stuff about this series, so isn't it about time you treated yourself to a new kind of comic book fun? Give Powers a try, you won't be dissappointed.
Notes
- This issue is reprinted in the collected edition Powers Vol. 1: Who Killed Retro Girl?, also available on comiXology at the time of this writing.
Trivia
- This issue boasts a huge number of cameos from characters developed and owned by other creators. The collected edition lists them all in full:
- Detective X - Eddy Newwell
- Squirrel Girl - Mike Oeming
- F.L.U.X. - Angel Medina
- Madman - Mike Allred
- Modi - Mike Oeming
- Gunwitch - Dan Brereton
- Flex Woman - Bryan Glass
- Artillery Man - Paul Jenkins
- The Slug - Mike Allred
- Devlin - Neil Vokes
- Orson Beeks - Judd Winick
- Doc Cyborg - Allan Gross
- 86 Volts - Mike Oeming
- Savage Dragon - Erik Larsen
- Thunderdog - Mike Oeming
- It Girl - Mike Allred
- Shadowhawk - Jim Valentino
- Halloween Girl - Dan Brereton
- Unnamed man with dreadlocks - Steve Lieber
- Rags Murphy - Jim Krueger
- Matt Hazard - Mike Oeming
- Eagle - Neil Vokes
- Wallflower - Jim Krueger
- The Badger - Mike Baron
- Ol' John Henry - Mike Oeming
- Von Hellsing - Mike Oeming
- Dr. Solomon Weiss - Pat Garrahy
- Fetish - Phil Jimenez
- Party Girl - Mike Oeming
- Merger - Scott Morse
- Cutback - Scott Morse
- XXX Ray - Ed Brubaker
- Lightning Rod - Marc Andreyko
- Cassius - Mike Oeming
- Thomas Payne - Mike Oeming
- Dusty Starr - Andrew Robinson
- Acacia - Neil Vokes
- Acid Lad - Mike Oeming
- The Cape - Joe Quesada
- Scarman - Allan Gross
- Hostile Take Over - Scott Morse
- Snapdragon - David Mack
- Link - David Mack
- Mama Hades - Mike Oeming
- Jet Black Illuminati - Mike Oeming
- Black Lung - Mike Oeming
- Annie Rexic - Mike Oeming
- Thorsland - Pat Garrahy
- Kai - David Mack
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