Ridiculous. Dangerous. Expendable.
A hodge-podge of ridiculous mercenaries are tasked with the dangerous leftovers no other outfit would take on. From battles with cosplayers over space opera scripts and sunken submarines to clearing Hawaiian islands infested with tsunami wave collective-conscious of nippy dachshunds!
A die roll by the writer determines which mercenary is the most expendable. That character dies and is replaced by new rookie in the next mission. And the cycle rinses and repeats as the story follows the up and downs of a squad trying to hold it together.
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“I was skeptical, at first, of the comedy being compared to the likes of “Archer” and “The Venture Bros”. After reading however, I have to say that description isn’t far off. It definitely has that random air zaniness. As a fan of both references, I approve! I’m actually afraid to go into too much detail for fear of giving away/ruining some of the jokes!
Rated: 4.5/5”
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““It’s like Suicide Squad; only funny and better.””
An official exclusive of Comic Con International in San Diego, this debut issue features a remastering of Mission One plus the 6-page Free Comic Book Day “post-credits” featurette illustrated by cover artist, Michael Calero.
I’ve secured an extremely limited quantity has been set aside for fans of B-Squad.
In Mission One, B-Squad is sent to Cambodia to stop a group of radicalized hipsters from poaching the test subjects of a cancer research institute. The 22-page comic features art by Lauren Gramprey and story by Eben Burgoon.
B-Squad is now published by Starburns Industries Press, a division of the Burbank-based animation studio founded by Dan Harmon (Community, Rick & Morty) and Dino Stamatopoulus (Morel Orel, Mr. Show)
“B-Squad takes on one of the most outrageous missions anyone could be asked to go on. It consists of bad guys, Cambodia, inbred mogwui (think Gizmo from Gremlins), and a double cross that’s all wrapped up in the craziest insurance scheme ever. Just know that no matter how wild things get Burgoon makes it all work and gives us some quality humor along the way. ”
“I really liked the B-Squad. Around here we call a story like this a romp and there’s nothing wrong with that. The easiest way to think of this story is if the A-Team sucked at what they do, but it was awesome to watch them fail in the process. I’ll be back for more for sure, but if MacGoogle is the next to die I’m going to be pissed. Seriously that guy made me laugh a lot. Don’t delay, check it out today!
Rated: 4/5”