AustinGorton059 - Cyber
Cyber w/relatively normal proportions reminds me of just how consistently heavily-stylized his early appearances are - Sam Keith, Larry Stroman, even Adam Kubert. This card may be the first time he's looked "normal."
058 - Juggernaut
Not the most dynamic of Juggernaut cards, but there's still a good sense of movement and a pleasant "solidness" to the figure that works well.
057 - Deadpool
Nice card, but not doing those Spider-Man allusions no favors. 😏
056 - Mr. Sinister
Another year without any stories offering concrete background info on Sinister, another Sinister trading cardback trying to say something about nothing.😁
Having him holding Wolverine's (old) mask is an odd choice.
055 - Magneto
An iconic Magneto to kick off the first full Super-Villain page. In a nice touch, the color shifts to purple for the bad guys.
I think this is the only place I've seen the Acolytes referred to as the "Mutants of Avalon."
054 - Colossus
Unlike Feral, Colossus - who threw in w/the Acolytes since the last set of cards - rightly gets listed as a Super-Villain.
I like too that he leads off that section. Not sure why he's fighting Doc Ock though.
053 - Copycat
Having Copycat - a character connected to Six Pack if not technically a member - painted by Brereton makes it even more inexplicable that he didn't do Hammer.
052 - X-Treme
I like to imagine he's yelling "TO THE X-TREME!" in this image.
051 - Maverick
Well now, that mutant power is just flat out *wrong*. And I have no idea where it even came from, as that's not really close to anything superhuman we've ever seen from Maverick.
050 - Hammer
"Eisenhower Hammer" is one HELL of a name.
It feels like a missed opportunity to have Dan Brereton paint every Six Packer BUT Hammer.
