The Umbrella Academy is Dark Horse Comics’ newest comic book series. The author and illustrator are My Chemical Romance’s vocalist Gerard Way and Gabriel Bá. The Series’ design has been given a lot of care, as seen by the magnificent artworks.
The backstory of the Umbrella Academy
A dysfunctional family of superheroes is the subject of Dark Horse Comics‘ newest comic book series, The Umbrella Academy. The series’ author and illustrator are My Chemical Romance’s vocalist Gerard Way and Gabriel Bá.
43 children with superpowers are born simultaneously to mothers who are strangers to one another at the start of the novel. The children are all adopted by eccentric millionaire Sir Reginald Hargreeves, who founded The Umbrella Academy and taught them how to rescue the world.
The team is, to put it mildly, dysfunctional. The members’ ages range from 7 to 27, and other than their superpowers, they don’t really have anything in common. They argue and quarrel all the time, and Reginald is always there to mediate their disputes.
The squad is followed throughout the series as they cope with both personal problems and global challenges. They battle a bunch of robots who are attempting to wipe out the Earth in the first volume.
Comic book aficionados will enjoy the entertaining and intriguing series The Umbrella Academy. The plot moves quickly and is thrilling, and the characters are engaging and well-developed. The series’ design has obviously been given a lot of care, as seen by the magnificent artwork.
Summary
43 children with superpowers are born simultaneously to mothers who are strangers to one another at the start of the novel. The children are all adopted by eccentric millionaire Sir Reginald Hargreeves, who founded The Umbrella Academy and taught them how to rescue the world. The plot moves quickly and is thrilling, and the characters are engaging and well-developed.