Graphic Novel:The Kill Squad, Part 1
| The Kill Squad, Part 1 | |
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| Issue #: | 93 |
| Released: | July 7, 2008 |
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| Story by: | Harrison Wilcox |
| Art by: | Michael Gaydos |
| Colors by: | Chris Sotomayor |
| Lettering by: | Comicraft |
| Produced by: | Nanci Quesada |
| Easter Egg: | Behind the scenes image of Missy Peregrym |
| Previous: | Berlin, Part 2 |
| Next: | The Kill Squad, Part 2 |
| Get inside the self-loathing head of a Company regular. |
| Recently Gael Cruz accompanied Agents Devin Patterson and Bianca Karina on a bag and tag mission to Berlin. Despite interference with the mysterious Evs Dropper, the agents were successful in capturing their target: The German. Meanwhile the newest recruit of The Company, Donna Dunlap and her partner, Thompson, have traveled to West Virginia on another bag and tag mission. With them is a support team from The Company... |
Summary
Sean Fallon and his team accompany Donna Dunlap and Thompson, Jr. on a mission to bag and tag a plant manipulator named Lewis. While Donna and Thompson Jr. investigate more closely, Fallon and the team discuss their pasts in the Company. Rosetti, tired of Noah Bennet's cloak-and-dagger tactics, feels relieved to use real military force. Tom Drake, a Company veteran, says that he ran missions under Ivan Spektor. Fallon was originally a United States Navy SEAL before he was "outsourced to the private sector" and worked security at Linderman's casino. He considers the moral ambiguity of his past actions in the Company which included helping Bennet break into Chandra Suresh's Madras apartment and disposing of Eden McCain's body. Fallon also had a relationship with Candice, who used her illusion powers to grant him relief from the guilt he felt at his actions. However, their relationship ended when Candice was killed by Sylar. A team member says that he was stationed under Yamagato before his current detail, spending his time stateside to watch over Kaito Nakamura's son. The team's reminiscing is cut short by an explosion near a train depot. Running to help Donna and Thompson, the team finds the two agents on the ground while Lewis, roots protruding from his body, stands over them.
Trivia
- Writer Harrison Wilcox confirmed in a 9th Wonders post that two of the team members have already appeared in episodes of the show.
- It was widely belived by fans that Fallon's team was the so-called Kill Squad until the third graphic novel, where the actual Kill Squad was formed.
See Also
- For images from The Kill Squad, Part 1, see images from The Kill Squad, Part 1.
- For other uses of The Kill Squad, see The Kill Squad (disambig).
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