Warning: Accommodates spoilers for Kids of the Vault #3!!Marvel‘s Kids of the Vault, who’ve at present taken on the moniker “Kids of Tomorrow,” have a roster filled with powerhouses, together with their very own speedster on par with the Flash. After being sealed away of their vault and present process hundreds of years of fast evolution, just a few dozen post-humans might reduce a violent path by the human race. As an alternative, they’re appearing as its saviors, and Prisa-38 punching out a Hulk-level menace reveals simply how succesful they’re of thwarting Earth’s threats.
In Kids of the Vault #2 by Deniz Camp, Luca Maresca, Carlos Lopez, and Cory Petit, the Kids are proven dealing with down a barrage of various threats, together with a zombified group of Avengers from Earth-2149 and an assault straight out of the Adverse Zone. Prisa-38, the group’s spectacular super-powered speedster, takes down Blastaar with a single punch that seems to depart him crumpling. Blastaar has gone toe-to-toe with Marvel’s heaviest hitters, and that well-placed hit means Prisa-38 can do the identical.
Blastaar has confronted down a few of Marvel’s largest brawlers. He’s been an enemy of the Incredible 4 prior to now, that means he’s gone up in opposition to the Factor (Ben Grimm). Furthermore, in Thanos vs. Hulk #3 by Jim Starlin, Andy Smith, and Frank D’Armata, Blastaar faces off with the Hulk and lives to inform the story. He doesn’t win that struggle, however few can declare to commerce blows with the Hulk and survive – not to mention knock him off his toes within the course of. Blastaar has confirmed his talent and would possibly, but Kids of the Vault #2 reveals that Prisa-38 is greater than able to taking him down. Not solely does she possess pace past something Earth’s speedsters have to supply, having cleared hundreds of particular person folks out of a metropolis inside seconds throughout an earthquake, she has the energy and management to take that to a brand new stage and additional the Kids’s agenda within the course of.
Quite than convey pure violence upon the world, the Kids of the Vault have re-emerged with a brand new tactic. The Message, which is the brainchild of the post-human Serafina, is a sort of psychic virus rampantly infecting humanity. It represents an “elevated” method to what the Kids see as “the Human Drawback” and paints the post-humans as superheroes. As they go round placing on their performances across the globe, creating spectacular shows like Prisa-38 defeating Blastaar, the Message spreads and grows.
Prisa-38’s fast decision of each pure disasters and unimaginable fights permits her to take their agenda throughout the globe on the blink of a watch, leaving people in every single place praising the Kids with the engrained phrase, “Change into the long run.” The Message’s existence represents a break up among the many post-humans and its use remains to be a debate between Serafina and Capitân, with Serafina holding some measure of respect (or pity) for humanity, likening them to “fragments of an historical vase.” It’s but to be revealed which aspect of the controversy Prisa-38 falls on, however she, like all of the Kids, continues to additional the Message. Cable and Bishop stand alone within the struggle to cease them from taking on the world and have already eradicated Martillo, the Kids’s hammer-wielding powerhouse. They’ll discover a shocking problem within the Kids of the Vault‘s Prisa-38, nevertheless, as she cements herself as one in every of Marvel’s strongest and quickest “heroes.”
Kids of the Vault #2 is out there now from Marvel Comics.