Supreme Power #14
2005
- Series
- Supreme Power
- Issue
- 14
- Cover date
- Feb 1, 2005
- Story title
- Objects in Motion
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Supreme Power #14 was published by Marvel Comics in 2005 as part of the MAX imprint, a line dedicated to mature readers that allowed for more complex, grittier storytelling. Created by writer J. Michael Straczynski and artist Gary Frank, the series served as a deconstruction of the superhero archetype, reimagining the Squadron Supreme in a grounded, morally ambiguous contemporary setting. The issue continues the narrative arc following the team's public reveal and their attempts to navigate a world that is not ready for superhuman intervention.
The visual direction by Gary Frank emphasizes a cinematic, realistic aesthetic that contrasts sharply with traditional superhero art styles. His work on this series was widely praised for its ability to convey nuanced emotions and atmospheric tension, which grounded the series' darker themes. The title remains a notable example of mid-2000s creator-driven work within the broader Marvel universe, celebrated for its cynical examination of power and political influence.
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