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Collects Silver Surfer (1987-1998 2nd Series) #51-66 and ANNUAL #4, and material from Marvel Comics Presents (1988-1996) #69 and 93-97.
Written by Jim Starlin, Ron Marz, Len Wein, Susan Kennedy, and John Figueroa. Art by Ron Lim, Tom Rainey, Steve Carr, Deryl Skelton, Tom Christopher, Hugh Hayes, Gavin Curtis, and Ron Wilson. Cover by Ron Lim. To infinity and beyond! Follow the sentinel of the spaceways into a Marvel Universe-spanning cosmic extravaganza against the Mad Titan, Thanos - who wears the Infinity Gauntlet! Drax battles Firelord, the Surfer fights the Rhino, and Thanos forces Norrin to get introspective! But is this dimension big enough for the ultimate duel between the Silver Surfer and the Mad Titan? When the dust settles on Earth, the Surfer heads back into space, only to face Midnight, the Inhumans and the Collector! But how will that lead to him coming face-to-face with...Captain Mar-Vell?! Plus: The Surfer battles the undead, joins Mister Fantastic on an emergency mission, and takes on the Guardians of the Galaxy in the 26th century! And Nova goes solo! Softcover, 488 pages, full color. NOTE: Book 7 of the Silver Surfer Epic Collection - Years Covered: 1991-1992. Cover price $34.99.
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May 24, 2017
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batmanenrique has rated45/15/2024
Ron Marz recoge el testigo de Starlin a los guiones y sin ser tebeos que te cambien la vida, no lo hace nada mal. Además se come el crossover con el guantelete del infinito y lo resuelve con mucha dignidad, aprovechando para viajar a la mente de Estela Plateada y explorar complejillos y traumitas de nada que puede tener el personaje por haber exterminado civilizaciones enteras. Lo normal. Ron Lim sigue cumpliendo aunque aquí se cuelan varios artistas para que el chico tome aire. No lo hacen mal pero es verdad que una vez le pillas el gusto le añoras y todo. Eso sí, un número lo dibuja un Tom Raney que andaba por sus inicios y que está bastante acertado. Un tomo que se lee con gusto.