Night Thrasher Returns From The Nineties With A New Marvel Comic

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Night Thrasher, former New Warriors member again within the nineties, is getting his personal solo sequence once more from Marvel Comics in February.

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I actually ought to hearken to extra Marvel Podcasts as a result of one thing was introduced on one early right now, and I’m simply catching up within the gents bathrooms of the Majestic Hotel in Harrogate, because the comedian conference Thought Bubble is about to kick off. The return of Night Thrasher for a solo sequence, over thirty years after he was first launched.

Announced within the newest episode of the “This Week in Marvel” podcast, Night Thrasher returns to the highlight this February with a brand new sequence by author J. Holtham and artist Nelson Dániel, starting in February 2024. Take it away, Marvel press launch!

Night Thrasher is remembered for his tremendous cool adventures all through the ’90s in each his solo sequence and as a core member of the New Warriors. Now, he is again as a headlining hero on this four-issue restricted sequence! Leaving the ’90s behind and getting into an thrilling new period, Night Thrasher will undertake a brand-new look, rekindle his relationship with Silhouette, and conflict with an all-new archenemy! Holtham, recognized for his work in each comics and TV sequence together with Cloak and Dagger and Jessica Jones, will group up with acclaimed artist Nelson Dániel to steer this fan-favorite hero in a daring new path.

It’s time to thrash the night time! The demise of a cherished one attracts Dwayne Taylor again to New York City, although his days as Night Thrasher are lengthy over. But Dwayne finds the previous tough to outrun when Silhouette, his ex-teammate from the New Warriors, seeks his assist towards a brand new legal referred to as The O.G. And the thriller of the O.G.’s true identification and what’s to return will change Night Thrasher’s legacy forever1

Discussing the sequence with host Angélique Roché, Holtham stated, “Obviously, there’s a ton of nineties nostalgia floating around. It feels like a dude on a skateboard is always going to be cool and fun. I’m from the nineties and I have aged and there’s a lot in this that is about, ‘What’s your legacy? What have you left behind?,’ especially because we haven’t seen him for a while. He had to go on a journey of self-discovery and hung out other places for a while to process that ‘I was dead then I wasn’t dead.’ And then, ‘What’s the world like?’ It’s mostly about him coming home to deal with the crap that he has not dealt with.”