Cover: Larry Stroman & Frank Cirocco

Alien Legion #1

Oct 1987 · Marvel · 1.25 USD; 1.75 CAD

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“Dead and Buried”

"Dead and Buried" kicks off Alien Legion #1 with a haunting mission from the past: two years after the tragic loss of Nomad Squadron on Quaal, Major Sarigar walks away from the military, driven by a need to uncover the truth behind the doomed operation. Written by Chuck Dixon, Carl Potts, and Alan Zelenetz, and brought to life by Larry Stroman’s art and Randy Emberlin’s inks, the issue sets a grim, determined tone as Sarigar begins his personal quest for answers. The cover by Larry Stroman and Frank Cirocco captures the weight of that journey in stark, evocative detail.

writer Chuck Dixon · writer Carl Potts · writer Alan Zelenetz · artist Larry Stroman · inker Randy Emberlin · colorist John Wellington · letterer Phil Felix · cover Larry Stroman, Frank Cirocco

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Full credits

writer Chuck Dixon

writer Carl Potts

writer Alan Zelenetz

artist Larry Stroman

inker Randy Emberlin

colorist John Wellington

letterer Phil Felix

cover pencils Larry Stroman

cover inks Frank Cirocco

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Two years after losing Nomad Squadron on a suicide mission on Quaal, Major Sarigar resigns his commission. Sarigar then searches for answers about what exactly happened on Nomad Squadron's last mission.

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