Dreadstar #63

Feb 1991 · First · 2.25 USD; 2.80 CAD

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“The Day the Urth Stood Still”

In "The Day the Urth Stood Still," the crew of Dreadstar finds themselves thrust into fame on the planet Urth—only for their celebrity to be shattered when absurd, Star Trek-inspired caricatures from the United Franchise of Worlds descend, razing a city and turning the planet’s peace into chaos. Written by Peter David and illustrated by Angel Medina, with inks by Bill Anderson, colors by Ray Murtaugh, and letters by Teresa Davidson, this 1991 issue features a cover by Whilce Portacio that captures the surreal clash with sharp, satirical flair.

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writer Peter David · artist Angel Medina · inker Bill Anderson · colorist Ray Murtaugh · letterer Teresa Davidson · cover Whilce Portacio

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Cast · 3 characters

Betty Boop Skeevo Vanth Dreadstar

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writer Peter David

artist Angel Medina

inker Bill Anderson

colorist Ray Murtaugh

letterer Teresa Davidson

cover pencils, inks Whilce Portacio

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The cast go to Urth and become celebrities. Star Trek caricatures from the United Franchise of Worlds arrive, destroy a city, and threaten the Urthians.

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