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The Steven Butler and Gilbert Monsanto cover to the zero issue of my book THE FIRST GUARD. This issue reprints the two-part American Eagle "Price of Liberty" story from G-Man 3in1 #1 and #2, as well as the Blue Bolt "Thunderstruck" story from G-Men United #2. Both stories lead into an ongoing First Guard series, so I thought it would be fun to collect and rerelease them as an intro issue under that header.

The American Eagle story features interior art by Gilbert Monsanto, while the Blue Bolt story features art by Luis Rivera and Victor Raniery. This issue also contains never-before-seen profile pages for all the characters involved!

Look for it to be available from G-Man Comics soon.

THE FIRST GUARD, AMERICAN EAGLE, BLUE BOLT, and all related characters and logos created by, © and ™ 2022 Eric N. Bennett and Angry Bear Press.

G-MAN COMICS and its logo and masthead is a jointly-held trademark of Rik Offenberger, Jim Burrows, and Eric N. Bennett.

And if you're wondering why American Eagle bears more than a passing resemblance to another of my characters...well, be patient. We'll get there eventually.

Description

The Steven Butler and Gilbert Monsanto cover to the zero issue of my book THE FIRST GUARD. This issue reprints the two-part American Eagle "Price of Liberty" story from G-Man 3in1 #1 and #2, as well as the Blue Bolt "Thunderstruck" story from G-Men United #2. Both stories lead into an ongoing First Guard series, so I thought it would be fun to collect and rerelease them as an intro issue under that header.

The American Eagle story features interior art by Gilbert Monsanto, while the Blue Bolt story features art by Luis Rivera and Victor Raniery. This issue also contains never-before-seen profile pages for all the characters involved!

Look for it to be available from G-Man Comics soon.

THE FIRST GUARD, AMERICAN EAGLE, BLUE BOLT, and all related characters and logos created by, © and ™ 2022 Eric N. Bennett and Angry Bear Press.

G-MAN COMICS and its logo and masthead is a jointly-held trademark of Rik Offenberger, Jim Burrows, and Eric N. Bennett.

And if you're wondering why American Eagle bears more than a passing resemblance to another of my characters...well, be patient. We'll get there eventually.