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926:, Pilgrim started off as a lowly police officer on the streets of Chicago, under a corrupt captain named Adlard (who worked for Mama Joon, a powerful crime boss). Adlard was murdered seven years prior, timing this just before Deena's transfer request to work with Walker as part of the Powers Homicide department. Little else is known of her past, though she has revealed that her brother was a Power called "Hoodwink". Deena's character is based in part on Bendis' wife, and partly on Oeming's, who are "both kind of rambunctious, funny, and constantly say stuff that is shocking". She was rated as the 24th best comic book character by
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1004:β Deceased. A power, like Christian Walker she appeared to have immortality, but unlike him, she possessed a greater capacity for memory. She and Walker knew each other for years but according to her, for much longer since the time of Ancient China. They were shortly engaged before she was killed by a government-created power known as "Boogie Girl" who went insane. Zora claimed that her abilities came from her complete lack of belief in all things spiritual and her acceptance that she was her own God.
595:) the first series to debut under this new line, in large part due to Bendis' preeminent role as a Marvel author. The move worked well for the comic, "gain new readers" in the move from Image to Icon, with the initial issue garnering pre-orders of over 40,000 (and settling around the 30,000 mark with issues #7β8). In part, the move was precipitated by Jim Valentino stepping down as publisher of Image Comics, after having been the driving force in the launch of
1021:) for leads. Described by Bendis as both "one of best ideas" and a "'logistical nightmare'", many of these cameo-characters were lent by "well-known comic book creator friends" of Bendis and Oeming to add a level of metatextuality and flesh out the wider Powers universe. In addition to the "brand new super hero and villain creations" solicited, some creators allowed the appearance of their well-established (creator-owned) characters β such as
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similar to her visions, and Walker then joins the other powers in battling
Damocles' mother, in defiance of Millennium's restrictions on his activities. They succeed in defeating her, but in the aftermath of the battle, Walker, Triphammer and Calista are missing, and all powers-related cases are permanently assigned to the F.B.I., with Captain Cross and Detective Sunrise being hired by the now vastly understaffed bureau.
542:, a comics-industry periodical available from many comic shops. The eight strips were colored and lettered by Bendis (before initial colorist/letterer Pat Garrahy became involved) and complemented the up-coming series as a companion piece in newspaper strip form. The strip was later serialized at the online comics magazine PopImage.com.
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POWERS sell we really should stop making comics". Image offered to double-ship the second issue, effectively doubling the orders for that issue as an attempt to boost sales: the gamble worked, and issue #1 was soon reprinted, while according to Bendis, "issues #3β11 saw an upswing" in sales every issue. The reported
459:"for Powers completists and curiosity's sake". Oeming has noted that, although seen as an overtly "cartoony" style, the artwork does not appeal to children, which helps sidestep the potential problem of the book, which contains mature content, being purchased by customers younger than its intended audience.
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A "Powers Virus" spreads throughout the city, and numerous young girls are falling victim to it. Pilgrim is the primary suspect, as the powers she contracted in the
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Bendis has a "POWERS idea-list" and the two have "enough stories left in , and... the audience to keep the book going" for a while yet. Both have repeatedly stated that they know the ending, not in terms of time frame or issue number, but as a final act of closure, having "promised to never write or
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about the art of lighting in film, which he saw as important to the feel of comics also. According to Oeming, both he and Bendis do copious research for their projects, and that before he began the series, he would do ride-alongs with police, meet police officials, and take extensive photo reference
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in color, and convinced Oeming that it could work, despite the dramatically higher number of sales required to sustain a color comic. Bendis also convinced Oeming that the book should juxtapose both the superhero and crime noir genres, as Oeming initially shied away from the former. Bendis writes in
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After closing the Z case, members of The Golden Ones, a god-like team of heroes, are targeted by a serial killer, with the mother of the murdered
Damocles attempting to gain revenge on the world by launching a titanic assault on Chicago. Walker's ex-fiancΓ©e Heather returns and is killed in a method
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and head of marketing
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and was responsible for the death of Retro Girl. He briefly reappears in "Supergroup" after having had extensive plastic surgery, and in "The 25 Coolest Dead Superheroes of All Time" he develops a cure for the Powers virus. It is also revealed in this story arc that he has three daughters, one of
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called Diamond before losing his abilities. There are many things about him that are still coming to light (such as his extreme longevity and immortality β "a history that may stretch back to the beginning of humankind"). His contacts with the "Powers" can be both a help and a hindrance to his
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Pilgrim and her new partner investigate a series of superhero murders being committed by a group claiming inspiration from the killer of Retro Girl. Walker is brought into the case when the leader of the group is arrested and demands to see him, and Pilgrim's new partner is killed during an
949:, last name unrevealed), a popular and powerful super-heroine. Retro Girl is in fact a legacy of women β with or without powers β who are continuously reincarnated. Walker has met several incarnations in his lifetime, but he has only vague recollections of them. The latest incarnation is
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pre-order figures show sales climbing above 23,000 by issue #7, and topping 30,000 with issue #14 and stabilizing between 25,000 and 30,000 for the remainder of the titles' Image run. These strong sales allowed Oeming to quit his job as a security guard, while Bendis' launch of
959:β head of the Department, he has known Walker since the 80's during and after his stint as the super-hero Diamond. They met when Diamond helped him with a case, the exact nature of which has still to be revealed. It has been noted that Walker's job might be a gift from him.
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Walker and Pilgrim investigate the death of Olympia, a renowned superhero who is found dead in a sleazy apartment with no clothing and no sign of injury. Information emerges about Olympia's controversial sex life, which may have played a role in his death.
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beyond the main two. Oeming has praised Bendis' writing in giving a "real depth" to even minor figures, writing that he particularly enjoys Bendis writing "a character as an asshole and then we learn they are more valiant than most of the characters".
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Walker and Pilgrim investigate a series of murders at a college campus. All of the victims belonged to a roleplaying club in which the members dressed up as superheroes. Evidence suggests the killings are being performed by a notorious supervillain.
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stopping him from drawing the full issue, although he did provide a cover for the issue. Powers Volume 3 launched with issue number one in November 2009. After a year-long hiatus, Powers resumed circulation with Volume 3 #8 on February 8, 2012.
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became friends while all three were working on individual small press projects. Bendis says that he also began to "analyz why it was that I never attempted to write a superhero comic" at the time, while he was writing crime books such as
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investigation. Pilgrim is exonerated when she helps crack the case, and instead of dealing with the bad publicity that revealing all her activities would bring, she is essentially bought off by the city and leaves the force.
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his girlfriend Heather, but she is receiving visions detailing a forthcoming apocalyptic battle, and leaves without telling him she is pregnant. Pilgrim returns to Chicago, now a member of the F.B.I.'s powers task force.
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she was pregnant with Diamond's baby although he was unaware. As the investigation deepens, Deena discovers Walker's past as Diamond as well as his relationships with Retro Girl and the controversial superhero Zora.
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Walker's history as a hero is fully explored, from his origins to the loss of his powers in 1986, as well as his relationships with other superheroes such as Retro Girl, Triphammer, and Zora.
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which was murdered in this arc. He is the inventor of the "power drainer", a device capable of temporarily neutralizing the abilities of super-powered individuals. He died in the "Gods" arc.
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For their anniversary issue (Volume 2, issue #12 from Icon), Bendis and Oeming had planned to swap roles β Oeming writing and Bendis drawing, but Bendis suffered an injury to his
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Guard to take the place of the earlier victim. When he accepts, he is given new powers. Walker also begins a romantic relationship with a witness to the murder.
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Agents Pilgrim and Walker travel to Hollywood to investigate the death of several powers and uncover one of the darkest secrets of American superpower history.
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Bendis would collaborate with Oeming, who had already expressed interest in producing a crime/noir comic with Bendis, inspired by his attempts to get work on
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Walker and Pilgrim are now faced with the most difficult decision they've ever had to make. Plus: the discovery of a power no one has ever seen before.
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4071:Bendis, Brian Michael and Oeming, Michael Avon,
4038:Bendis, Brian Michael and Oeming, Michael Avon,
4007:Bendis, Brian Michael and Oeming, Michael Avon,
3972:Bendis, Brian Michael and Oeming, Michael Avon,
3685:hardcover (collects Vol. 2 #19β30, Annual 2008;
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290:imprint. The Jinxworld imprint moved in 2021 to
3772:trade paperback (2019, collects Vol. 1 #25β37;
1619:"Powers" that be: Five minutes with Mike Oeming
1154:, Bendis highlights five Superhero comic cover
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3786:trade paperback (2019, collects Vol. 2 #1β18;
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623:beyond the amount of fresh ideas" they have.
599:(as well as publishing Bendis' earlier works
3643:hardcover (collects Vol. 1 #12β24; Annual 1
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698:Who Killed Retro Girl? (Powers Vol. 1, #1β6)
294:. The characters and its creators appear in
267:. The series' first volume was published by
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4318:Brian Michael Bendis, Michael Avon Oeming.
4305:Brian Michael Bendis, Michael Avon Oeming.
4285:Brian Michael Bendis, Michael Avon Oeming.
4265:Brian Michael Bendis, Michael Avon Oeming.
4252:Brian Michael Bendis, Michael Avon Oeming.
2792:The 25 Coolest Dead Superheroes of all Time
646:I'm with the Band: Confessions of a Groupie
409:Visions Of Light: The Art of Cinematography
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783:ex-boyfriend after he tries to kill her.
5353:Eisner Award winners for Best New Series
4100:Bill Love interviews Michael Oeming for
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3655:Powers: The Definitive Collection Vol.3
3641:Powers: The Definitive Collection Vol.2
3623:Powers: The Definitive Collection Vol.1
1986:Oeming interviews Bendis and vice versa
796:Secret Identity (Powers Vol. 2, #19β24)
431:to do a book in a style reminiscent of
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4577:The United States of Murder Inc.
3858:Dark Horse/Jinxworld reprints:
3828:trade paperback (2019, collects
1201:I Do Not Want What I Haven't Got
1134:". In issue #23, an analogue of
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743:Anarchy (Powers Vol. 1, #21β24)
710:Roleplay (Powers Vol. 1, #8β11)
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2103:"Becoming a Real Artist" from
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475:TPB that "one of the rules of
473:Powers: Who Killed Retro Girl?
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3742:Powers Coloring/Activity Book
2469:"Definitive Powers Interview"
1212:The Beatles/'The White Album'
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769:Legends (Powers Vol. 2, #1β6)
321:
2882:Peter Pantazis, Nick Filardi
1490:Cover gallery & sketches
1218:Issues #12β14 (collected in
841:Icons (Powers Bureau, #7β12)
453:Jinx: True Crime Confessions
388:, Janis Joplin's biography,
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4795:Ultimate Comics: Spider-Man
1798:Pat Garrahy, Peter Pantazis
1392:Trade paperback collections
1375:A television adaptation of
1371:Powers (American TV series)
823:Gods (Powers Vol. 3, #7β11)
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4966:Guardians of the Galaxy
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4816:Ultimate Fantastic Four
4292:April 12, 2008, at the
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814:Z (Powers Vol. 3, #1β6)
485:, a documentary by the
357:The Dark Knight Returns
47:Publication information
5153:The Book of Lost Souls
4644:Daredevil: End of Days
4228:June 11, 2008, at the
4013:Who Killed Retro Girl?
3550:Credits and full notes
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1745:True Crime Confessions
1633:Credits and full notes
1507:Credits and full notes
1426:Who Killed Retro Girl?
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4406:Grand Comics Database
4209:on November 23, 2009.
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1989:Walker statue designs
1484:Sketchbook: World of
1365:Television adaptation
1178:", original drawn by
937:Supporting characters
892:Definitive Collection
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520:America's Best Comics
490:of their equipment.
5328:Marvel Comics titles
5071:Time-displaced X-Men
4756:Spider-Woman: Origin
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3844:Powers: Script Book
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1529:Michael Avon Oeming
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652:FG-3 β inspired by
639:Olympia β based on
572:Ultimate Spider-Man
331:Michael Avon Oeming
317:Publication history
265:Michael Avon Oeming
263:and illustrated by
180:Michael Avon Oeming
163:Michael Avon Oeming
5358:Icon Comics titles
5338:2000 comics debuts
4926:Notable characters
4186:Frankenhoff, Brent
3826:Powers: Book Seven
3770:Powers: Book Three
3366:All the New Powers
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