QUESTPROBE RUN: 3 issues out of ?? 1985-86
KEY CREATORS: John Romita (Sr?) & Jim Mooney (artists)
OUTLINE: To save an other dimensional race, their servant the Chief Examiner appears on Earth and copies powers and memories from heroes to fight the bad guys
STANDOUT/DUD ISSUES: None that stand out.
OVERALL: Given that the series was to tie into a computer game line, and that the games themselves weren't all that good, this series plays better than one might expect. However, it's still within the territory of standard superhero fare, and why the creators made the lead have a better than one might expect. However, it's still within the territory of standard superhero fare, and why the creators made the lead have a fishbowl head helmet when Mysterio is often mocked by fans for a similar
garb is not clear.
 People reader this second hand actually have an advantage over fans of the time since there was around a three month wait between issues. However, the series' downfall is that it was planned as a ?? issue mini-series, of which only 3 issues came out before the computer line went under and thus the comic (Overstreet often lists 4 issues but it was 3).
RECOMMENDED OR NOT? Had the series run to completion, it probably would have straddled the fence between recommended or not. As it is, the series ends mid-story, so not recommended.
CONTINUITY NOTES: Another Chief Examiner story featuring the X-Men (possibly intended as #4) appeared in Marvel Fanfare v1. Mark Gruenwald tied up remaining loose ends in Quasar.