Quasar (1989) #15 - Comic Book DB

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Quasar (1989) - #15
"Death Watch"
Marvel

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Writer(s):
Mark Gruenwald

Penciller(s):
Mike Manley

Inker(s):
Dan Panosian - 'Judas Jones'

Colorist(s):
Paul Becton

Letterer(s):
Janice Chiang

Editor(s):
Len Kaminski
Howard Mackie

Cover Artist(s):
Mike Mignola

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Cover Date: October 1990
Cover Price: US $1.00

Issue Tagline: Journey Into Mystery Part Three

Format: Color; Standard Comic Issue; 32 pages

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Journey into Mystery

Letters Column: Stellargrams

Synopsis:
Trouble ramps up as Overmind releases all the Specimens on the Stranger's Laboratory World, from Ego-Prime, the only son of Ego the Living Planet, to Rocket Racoon. Taking it even further, he forces Quasar to bring him the Stranger. But the Stranger has troubles of his own as he gathers the corpses of Watchers from across the universe.

Reprinted/Collected in:
Die Fantastischen Vier Comic-Taschenbuch (1979) #38

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