Storm #1 Review: The Making of a Hero, Long Overdue
The intrigue with Storm tales lies in the fact that you can’t predict which Storm character will be featured. It could be the goddess, the thief, the rebellious youth, the queen, the X-Man, or even an Avenger. The versatile nature and multifaceted role of Storm in the Marvel Universe is prominently highlighted in Storm #1, penned by Murewa Ayodele, illustrated by Lucas Wreneck, colored by Alex Guimar?es & Fer Sifuentes-Sujo, and lettered by Travis Lanham. In this first issue, Ororo is seen pondering over a digital closet filled with her past looks from different eras, providing a clear illustration of her diverse history. Storm #1 effectively establishes Storm as a standalone superhero more than any previous attempt, by drawing on elements from her various past lives, setting the stage for an enticing series ahead.