Marvel Spotlight (1979) #1

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Marvel Spotlight (1979) - #1
"The Saturn Storm!"
Marvel

Writer(s):
Doug Moench

Penciller(s):
Patrick 'Pat' Broderick

Inker(s):
Bruce D. Patterson

Colorist(s):
Carl Gafford - 'Gaff'
Glynis Wein

Letterer(s):
Elaine Heinl
Gaspar Saladino - 'Gaspar'

Editor(s):
Jim Salicrup
Jim Shooter
Roger L. Stern

Cover Artist(s):
Jeff Aclin
Bob McLeod

Rating (out of 10):
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Cover Date: July 1979
Cover Price: US $ 0.40

Issue Tagline: The Stars My Battleground!

Format: Color; Standard Comic Issue; 32 pages

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Marvel Spotlight (1979) #1 Newsstand Edition
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Letters Column: Spotlight Mail

Synopsis:
Captain Marvel has taken control of Stellarax's saucer and is heading toward Titan to rescue those that live there. Rick Jones, Gertie, and Drax the Destroyer are along for the ride. However, it may be too late to save Saturn's moon as Thanos has reprogrammed the World-Computer Isaac to due his foul bidding.

Reprinted/Collected in:
Captain Marvel: The Death of Captain Marvel (2010) HC
Captain Marvel: The Death of Captain Marvel (2010) HC (Direct Market Edition)
Captain Marvel: The Death of Captain Marvel (2010) TPB
Drax: Guardian of the Galaxy (2016) TPB
Guardians of the Galaxy Solo Classic Omnibus (2015) HC
Marvel, los h�roes mas poderosos (2016) #10
Marvel's Mightiest Heroes (2013) HC vol. 38 (15)

Notes:
Features a fan letter by Kurt Busiek

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