Champions #2
1986
- Series
- Champions
- Issue
- 2
- Cover date
- Sep 30, 1986
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Champions #2 was published by Marvel Comics in 1975, arriving during a period of experimentation within the company as they sought to assemble team books featuring characters who lacked their own solo titles. The series was designed to bring together a disparate group—including Black Widow, Hercules, Angel, Iceman, and Ghost Rider—operating out of Los Angeles rather than the traditional Marvel hub of New York City.
The issue was written by Tony Isabella and illustrated by Don Heck, who aimed to solidify the group's dynamic after their initial assembly. The creative direction focused on the friction between members with vastly different backgrounds, from mythological figures to mutants. While the series is now remembered as a cult classic of the 1970s, it received mixed critical reception at the time, struggling to find a consistent thematic identity before its cancellation two years later.
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