Dreadstar #41

Mar 1989 · First · 1.95 USD; 2.45 CAD

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“The Big Bang”

In "The Big Bang," Dreadstar and his crew are thrown into chaos when an enigmatic energy globe breaches their ship, hurling them into an uncharted region of space. Suddenly, they're confronted with an impossible mystery—stranded among the stars with a newborn baby appearing out of nowhere. Written by Peter David and illustrated by Angel Medina, with inks by Sam Grainger, colors by Ray Murtaugh, and letters by Ken Holewczynski, this 1989 issue features a striking cover by Medina and Grainger, marking a pivotal moment in the series.

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writer Peter David · artist Angel Medina · inker Sam Grainger · colorist Ray Murtaugh · letterer Ken Holewczynski · cover Angel Medina, Sam Grainger

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writer Peter David

artist Angel Medina

inker Sam Grainger

colorist Ray Murtaugh

letterer Ken Holewczynski

cover pencils Angel Medina

cover inks Sam Grainger

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An energy globe invades Dreadstar's ship. Things get bizarre as they find themselves in an unknown part of the galaxy with a newborn baby in their midst.

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

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