Damage Control returns to clean up the Marvel Universe

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Who takes care of the aftermath when superheroes clash with villains and monsters in city-smashing battles? In the Marvel Universe, the answer to that question comes in the form of the cult-classic team Damage Control, an agency tasked with cleaning up the mess made by superheroes.

Now, Damage Control is returning in a new five-issue limited series spearheaded by The Goldbergs creator Adam F. Goldberg, who's bringing a whole host of creators with him, including Charlotte Fullerton, wife of late Damage Control co-creator Dwayne McDuffie, who created the team alongside artist Ernie Colón.

Goldberg will write the main story of the five-issue Damage Control title, which was announced through CBR, alongside co-writer Hans Rodionoff, while Fullerton will write a backup feature for the series. Will Robson will draw the main story, while Jay Fosgitt draws the backups.

Goldberg, Rodionoff, and Robson's main story focuses on fresh Damage Control hire Gus, who "has no idea how chaotic his life is about to become" as his new job will have him cross paths with Moon Knight, Nightcrawler, She-Hulk, Quicksilver, Ghost Rider, and other superheroes and villains. 

In the backup story, Fullerton and Fosgitt follow Damage Control as the characters deal with the aftermath of the fabled Infinity Gauntlet saga.

"Damage Control has always been our favorite part of the Marvel Universe ever since it made its debut back in the ’80s," Goldberg tells CBR. "[Hans and I] literally cheered when Damage Control made an appearance in Spider-Man: Homecoming and then again when they returned in Spider-Man: No Way Home.”

As Goldberg mentions, Damage Control had a pair of minor cameos in two of Sony and Marvel's MCU Spider-Man films. But the new Damage Control