Night Thrasher says goodbye to his "super cool adventures" of the '90s in new solo title

gamesradar.com:

There are few Marvel characters more synonymous with the '90s than Night Thrasher, one of the founding members of '90s teen superhero team the New Warriors. But according to the publisher, he's "leaving the '90s behind" in a new solo limited series from writer J. Holtham and artist Nelson Dániel.

Marvel is billing the new Night Thrasher title as a big update for the character, who first appeared in 1989's Thor #411 by Tom DeFalco and Ron Frenz, taking him away from his "super cool adventures" of the '90s with a new costume and a new mission. 

Still, some of those old New Warriors era themes will carry over into the new title as Dwayne Taylor will reunite with his former paramour and fellow ex-New Warrior Silhouette. But he'll also take on an "all-new archenemy," named the OG, so it still all comes down to a totally new story for the cult-classic hero.

And do take note, this is Dwayne Taylor as we said, the original Night Thrasher, who died in the tragic explosion that sparked the monumental 2006 Marvel Comics event Civil War. He was later revived in the 2016 story Contest of Champions, after which he seemingly retired. Now, he's coming out of retirement and returning to life as a hero.

"It’s time to thrash the night! The death of a loved one draws Dwayne Taylor back to New York City, though his days as Night Thrasher are long over," reads Marvel's announcement. "But Dwayne finds the past difficult to outrun when Silhouette, his ex-teammate from the New Warriors, seeks his help against a new criminal called The OG. And the mystery of the OG’s true identity and what’s to come will change Night Thrasher’s legacy forever!"

Generally, OG stands for "Original Gangster," potentially pointing to someone who is the original - an