Nice to see regular people taking charge and not being completely helpless.
Spectacular Spider-Man (Vol. 1) #147
Published: c. November, 1988?
Cover Date: February, 1989
“When the Bugle Blows”
Writer: Gerry Conway
Artist: Sal Buscema
Inker: Sal Buscema
Letterer: Rick Parker
Colorist: Bob Sharen and John Wilcox
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There was some TV show a little while back that took place in the DC universe and it focused on the regular people and how they just had to put up with the crap supervillains and superheroes did all the time. I forgot the name of it, but it centered around Bruce Wayne’s cousin and his Wayne Enterprises office. It had potential, but never really got off the ground.
Normal people in the Marvel Universe are so often completely useless and ungrateful to the heroes who save them, that it’s always refreshing when they get to be awesome.
@hornacek, yes, I believe it was.
Was this Inferno?