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Dreadstar #8

Jan 1984 · Marvel · 1.50 USD; 1.75 CAD
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“Betrayal”

In "Betrayal," Jim Starlin delivers a tense, character-driven chapter as Z turns on the Monarchy, setting a trap for Dreadstar in a confrontation that forces Vanth to confront his deepest fears—particularly the chilling possibility that Z might be the long-dead Aknaton. With Starlin both writing and drawing, the issue blends psychological depth and cosmic stakes, all rendered in his signature style, while the cover by Starlin captures the moment’s looming dread.

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writer, artist Jim Starlin · inker Kim De Mulder · colorist Daina Graziunas · colorist Christie Scheele · letterer Jim Novak · cover Jim Starlin

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

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Z betrays the Monarchy and schemes to get Dreadstar alone for a battle. Vanth recounts much of his past and expresses his fears that Z is really Aknaton.

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