For the Dynamite Entertainment version of this group, see G-Men/Comics.
The G-Men are a supe team managed by Vought International.
History[]
The G-Men were most likely active alongside Payback in the 1980s. Like most superhero teams, the G-Men were funded and managed by Vought-American. Unlike Payback, which disbanded after the fabricated death of Soldier Boy, the G-Men continued to remain active.
In 2019, the G-Men starred in G-Men: World War, a superhero war film.
In 2020, the G-Men were caught up in a scandal that is nicknamed "#G-Too"
Trivia[]
- The G-Men are a parody of Marvel Comics' X-Men.
- With the G-Men starring in G-Men: World War, it can be assumed that the members of the G-Men are all still alive and active as of 2019.
- The emergence of the #G-Too movement in response to sexual assault allegations against members of the G-Men draws clear inspiration from the #MeToo movement, highlighting the influence and resonance of the latter in addressing issues of sexual misconduct.
- It could also be a reference to the G-Men in the comics secretly being a depraved sex cult, with John Godolkin being a pedophile who kidnapped children from off the streets before brainwashing and molesting them into becoming his "superhero team".