Pickleman # 1 (2025)
Writer: Dan Sehn
Artist: Sullivan Suad
Colorist: Miguel Marques
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This week, I’m diving into the first issue of “Pickleman” from Argo Comics. Meet Pickleman, an offbeat hero whose transformation from an unassuming gas station clerk to a caped crusader courtesy of a mysterious glowing rock sets the stage for a delightfully off-kilter adventure. The comic leans into its absurdity, pitting Pickleman against zany foes like Rotten Tomato and Peter O’Possum, and revels in a steady stream of repetitive pickle puns. Dan Sehn’s writing is crisp and easy to follow, though the comic’s tongue-in-cheek style might not win over fans of more serious superhero fare. Sullivan Suad’s art delivers a splash of manga flair, even if some panels feel a bit sparse. For readers willing to embrace a more whimsical spin on the superhero genre, “Pickleman” promises a refreshingly fun ride- even if you have to endure the tiresome pickle puns.
Well, that’s it for me. Thanks for sticking around, and I look forward to seeing you all next time.
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