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Dreadstar #2

Sep 2004 · Dynamic Forces · 19.95 USD
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This trade paperback collects the second volume of Jim Starlin's cosmic space opera, featuring the further adventures of Vanth Dreadstar as he battles the tyrannical forces of the Instrumentality. The PX edition presents the material in a premium format, continuing the epic saga of magic, technology, and rebellion across the galaxy.

In "Mindtrap," Z - 7458, a surviving Zygotean scarred by Dreadstar’s galactic purge, turns Gregzor into a cyborg and captures the legendary warrior, leaving him to face a fate that tests the limits of survival. Written and illustrated by Jim Starlin, with inks by Starlin, colors by Daina Graziunas, and letters by Jim Novak, this 2004 issue delivers a tense, high-stakes confrontation where past sins and twisted loyalty collide. The cover, penciled by Jim Starlin, captures the grim intensity of the moment.

Contains 6 stories
Mindtrap
22 pp · Science Fiction
Dr. Mezlo (introduction)Lord PapalMaxilonWillowDreadstarSyzygy DarklockZKing Gregzor (dies)
Betrayal
30 pp · Science Fiction
Lord PapalZDreadstarOediWillowSkeevoSyzygy Darklock

In "Betrayal," Z’s sudden turn against the Monarchy sets a tense stage as they manipulate events to isolate Dreadstar for a showdown. As the past unfolds through Vanth’s memories, his growing dread deepens—fueled by the chilling possibility that Z might not be who they claim, but something far more dangerous.

Confrontation
30 pp · Science Fiction
DreadstarZ (origin)GregzorOediSyzygy DarklockWillowSkeevoLord Papal

In "Confrontation," Z - 7458, a surviving Zygotean scarred by Dreadstar’s galactic purge, turns Gregzor into a cyborg and sets his sights on the man who destroyed his people. With Dreadstar captured and left to perish, the stage is set for a reckoning forged in vengeance and twisted loyalty.

Maniac
30 pp · Science Fiction
DreadstarZGregzorLord PapalSkeevoWillow

In "Maniac," Dreadstar faces off against Z in a brutal showdown that tests his will and resolve, while Gregzor meets his end in the chaos. As the Instrumentality claims victory and conquers Jewelworld, the war's outcome reshapes the fate of the galaxy.

Origin!
30 pp · Science Fiction
The Lord High Papal (origin)Cardinal Sydar

In "Origin!", the High Lord Papal reflects on his past as the Instrumentality prepares for its Holy Cleansing, revealing the formative moments that shaped him. Through flashbacks, we glimpse the early lives of Infra Red and Ultra Violet, whose paths intersect with Papal’s in ways that echo through the present.

Slasher!
30 pp · Science Fiction
DreadstarDr. Delphi (introduction)TuetunOediSyzygyWillowSkeevoThe Lord High PapalCardinal Sydar

In "Slasher!" from Dreadstar #2, a brutal showdown unfolds when the towering menace Tuetun meets his end mid-fight, toppling from a skyscraper during a clash with Skeevo. As chaos erupts, Skeevo steps in to protect Oedi, Willow, and Syzygy from the fallout, turning the tide in a moment of high-stakes survival.

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Full credits

writer, artist, inker Jim Starlin
letterer Jim Novak
cover pencils Jim Starlin

Reprints

↩ Reprints Dreadstar #7 (1983), Dreadstar #8 (1984), Dreadstar #9 (1984), Dreadstar #10 (1984), Dreadstar #11 (1984), Dreadstar #12 (1984)

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