Well, almost anyway. It turns out because the U.S. Government and S.H.I.E.L.D. officially do not acknowledge Howard as existing, so he has no rights, not even the right to sigh the Super Human Registration Act for using his illegal duck powers.
Left in a cage at the end of the last issue, Howard the Duck #4 is the last issue by Ty Templeton in this miniseries.
And it doesn’t disappoint. Templeton has been able to capture the social critique indicative of Steve Gerber’s original Howard the Duck series (soon to be released as a beautiful hardcover omnibus edition).
Guest-starring President George W. Bush and She-Hulk, Howard finally shows America the truth behind our media - A.I.M.’s M.O.D.O.T., the Mobile Organism Designed Only for Talking.
Sure society is broken, but we know what to do to fix it. If only we didn’t have distractions like movies, television, comics, er, I mean music to keep us from fixing the country…
Matt Knicl: My name is Matt Knicl. I'm a U of I alumn and one of those unemployed English majors Garrison Keillor likes to make fun of. I've been reading comics since high school and one day I would like to write them. My goal is to expose readers to what is out there in the world of comics and using my English powers, show what is worth reading or not. I can be reached at buzz.comics@gmail.com.
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My name is Matt Knicl. I'm a U of I alumn and one of those unemployed English majors Garrison Keillor likes to make fun of. I've been reading comics since high school and one day I would like to write them. My goal is to expose readers to what is out there in the world of comics and using my English powers, show what is worth reading or not. I can be reached at buzz.comics@gmail.com.