Dreadstar #33

Nov 1987 · First · 1.75 USD; 2.45 CAD

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“In Defense of Innocence”

In "In Defense of Innocence," Dreadstar and Willow are tasked with capturing high-ranking Instrumentality war criminals—priests—only to find themselves at odds over the fate of a nun entangled with the Church. Written by Jim Starlin and brought to life by Luke McDonnell’s striking interior art, with Val Mayerik’s inks and Tom McCraw’s colors, this 1987 issue delivers a tense, morally charged confrontation, all wrapped in a cover by McDonnell and Mayerik.

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writer Jim Starlin · artist Luke McDonnell · inker Val Mayerik · colorist Tom McCraw · letterer Willie Schubert · cover Luke McDonnell, Val Mayerik

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writer Jim Starlin

artist Luke McDonnell

inker Val Mayerik

colorist Tom McCraw

letterer Willie Schubert

cover pencils Luke McDonnell

cover inks Val Mayerik

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Dreadstar is sent with Willow to capture Instrumentality war criminals (priests). The two of them fight over the fate of a nun who was involved with the Church.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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