The Skrulls of Marvel's comics have always been defined by their ability to mimic the physical forms of other species, but in this month's issue of U.S.Avengers, we learn how the Skrulls' natural malleability has had a profound impact on the kind of pop culture they consume.
There's always been a few Hulks running around the Marvel universe, but in the wake of Bruce Banner's death in Civil War II, there's now one more joining Amadeus Cho and Jen Walters -- and, true to form for a character in a series called U.S.Avengers, he's suitably patriotic.
Marvel is getting ready to roll out its stars and garters for its All-American USAvengers comic, and one major way it's been doing it is by putting out a ridiculous amount of variant covers for issue one -- one for each US state, and then some. With them all now revealed, we broke down the state/hero match-ups that work... and the ones that don't.
Hmmm. Hmmmmm.
If good ol' truck-driving, CB-radio-in-his-skull superhero Ulysses Solomon Archer (star of the 1980s U.S. 1 title) does not appear in this book in some form, I will be crushed.
