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Infinity Abyss (2002) - #6
"Rewards & Punishment"
Marvel

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Writer(s):
Jim Starlin

Penciller(s):
Jim Starlin

Inker(s):
Allen 'Al' Milgrom

Colorist(s):
Heroic Age
Christie Scheele - 'Max'

Letterer(s):
Jack Morelli - 'John Morelli'

Editor(s):
Tom Brevoort
Joe Quesada
Marc Sumerak

Cover Artist(s):
Jim Starlin

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Cover Date: October 2002
Cover Price: US $2.99

Issue Tagline: None.

Format: Color; Standard Comic Issue

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Synopsis:
As Warlock struggles with Warrior's integration into the Soul Gem, Thanos readies the rest of the heroes for battle against Omega. Destroying an enemy whose power dwarfs Galactus isn't an easy task, fortunately Thanos' plan is just a diversion until the real firepower arrives. Following the battle, Atleza is able to take Atlez' place, and all is right with the universe once again. But still, why has Thanos not found contentment?

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