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Cover: Joe Jusko

Essential Dazzler #2

Apr 2009 · Marvel · 19.99 USD
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This second Essential volume collects Dazzler's adventures from the mid-1980s, including her time as a member of the X-Men's sister team and her encounters with the Beyonder, the Silver Surfer, and Doctor Doom. The storyline follows Alison Blaire as she balances her music career with superheroics, leading into the Secret Wars II crossover and her eventual departure from the main Marvel Universe. Also featured are guest appearances by the Avengers, the Thing, and the newly introduced Rogue, as well as a team-up with Rom the Spaceknight.

In "The Sisterhood [Dazzler #22]," Dazzler struggles to regain control of her volatile powers while recovering under Beast’s care at a sanctuary for displaced mutants. As a tentative bond grows between them, Alexander Flynn arrives with an offer: a performance that could help her master her abilities. Cover by Joe Jusko, this 2009 Marvel issue features Ann Nocenti’s writing and Don Perlin’s art, capturing a turning point where Dazzler’s sense of belonging begins to shift—just as the line between performance and peril blurs.

Contains 27 stories
The Sisterhood [Dazzler #22]
22 pp · Superhero
DazzlerAngelRogue (villain)Mystique (villain)Destiny (villain)
Fire in the Night [Dazzler #23]
22 pp · Superhero
DazzlerPower ManIron FistWarren Worthington III [Angel]Crowley (1st appearance, villain)Flame (1st appearance, villain)Rogue (villain)Mystique (villain)Destiny (villain)
A Rogue in the House [Dazzler #24]
22 pp · Superhero
DazzlerPower Man (guest star)Iron Fist (guest star)Angel (guest star)Rogue (villain)
The Jagged Edge [Dazzler #25]
22 pp · Superhero
DazzlerKarl Fredericks (1st appearance, villain)
Against the Wind [Dazzler #26]
22 pp · Superhero
DazzlerRobert "Slimey" Smith (1st appearance, death, villain)
Fugitive [Dazzler #27]
22 pp · Superhero
DazzlerAngel (guest star)Rick Brown (villain)Rogue (villain)
Vendetta! [Dazzler #28]
22 pp · Superhero
Script C. Tomlinson, L.T. U.S.A.F.
Harrison (limousine driver)Ken BarnettLois London (Dazzler's half-sister)Nick Brown
Fame [Dazzler #29]
19 pp · Superhero
DazzlerRoman Nekoboh (1st appearance)
The Debt [Dazzler #30]
22 pp · Superhero
DazzlerBob HarrasAl MilgromFrank SpringerRoman Nekoboh
Tidal Wave [Dazzler #31]
22 pp · Superhero
Dazzler
Moon Lighting [Dazzler #32]
22 pp · Superhero
DazzlerInhumans [Black Bolt (guest star)Medusa (guest star)Quicksilver (guest star)Crystal (guest star)Triton (guest star)Gorgon (guest star)Karnak (guest star)Lockjaw (guest star)]Blackout (villain)Moonstone [Karla Sofen] (villain)Absorbing Man (cameo)Captain Marvel [Monica Rambeau] (cameo)Starfox (cameo)Mr. Fantastic (cameo)
Chiller! [Dazzler #33]
22 pp · Superhero
Dazzler
Where Have All the Models Gone? [Dazzler #34]
22 pp · Superhero
DazzlerMillie the Model (guest star)Chilie Storm (guest star)
Dazzler: The Movie [Marvel Graphic Novel #12 ]
70 pp · Superhero
DazzlerStormNightcrawlerRoman Nekoboh (Hoboken spelled backwards)Eric Beale (villain)Wolverine (cameo)Colossus (cameo)Cyclops (cameo)

In *Dazzler: The Movie* (Marvel Graphic Novel #12), Dazzler finds herself drawn to a flamboyant, aging movie star—complete with toupee, false teeth, and a well-padded frame—as they team up to make a film that could launch both of their careers. As their romance heats up and the cameras roll, the spotlight turns dangerous when Dazzler’s secret identity as a mutant is exposed to the world.

Brawl! [Dazzler #35]
22 pp · Superhero
The Human Touch! [Dazzler #36]
22 pp · Superhero
DazzlerTatterdemalion (villain)
The Girl in the Machine [Dazzler #37]
22 pp · Superhero
DazzlerRevenge Inc. (villains)
Challenge [Dazzler #38]
22 pp · Superhero
DazzlerO. Z. Chase (1st appearance)X-Men [Wolverine (guest star)Colossus (guest star)Rogue (guest star)Nightcrawler (guest star)Professor X [Charles Xavier] (guest star)Cyclops (guest star)]
Deathgrip [Dazzler #39]
22 pp · Superhero
DazzlerO. Z. ChaseRowden Piper (1st appearance, villain)Melissa Piper (1st appearance, villain)
Travelers [Dazzler #40]
22 pp · Superhero
the BeyonderDazzlerEula (waitress)the Outriders [ChunkMamaStomper]O.Z. Chase (bounty hunter)Cerberus (his dog)
Love Is the Answer! [Secret Wars II #4]
26 pp · Superhero
Letters ? [as Friends]
Sharon Inga Dire Wraith (cameo)Kurse [Algrim the Elf] (cameo)O.Z. Chase (cameo)

In "Love Is the Answer!," the Beyonder, intrigued by the human concept of desire, sets his sights on Dazzler—whom he calls the most powerful mutant on Earth—launching a series of increasingly elaborate attempts to win her affection. From grand gestures to emotional manipulation and displays of power, his efforts only deepen the disconnect until he realizes that forced affection holds no real meaning. The story unfolds with a mix of surreal charm and emotional tension, exploring what it truly means to be loved.

Revelations [Dazzler #41]
22 pp · Superhero
DazzlerO.Z. ChaseCarter Blair (Death)SilenceDustStomperChunkMamaRachel Summers
Curtain! [Dazzler #42]
22 pp · Superhero
DazzlerBeast (guest star)O.Z. ChaseBarbara LondonSilence (villain)Dust (villain)Stomper (villain)Chunk (villain)Mama (villain)Portia (villain)

In "Curtain!", Dazzler is taken by a cult as she attempts to rescue her mother, forcing her to rely on Beast and O.Z. for help. With her friends’ support, she stages a dramatic fake death, hoping to step away from the spotlight and forge a new life beyond her superhero identity.

Beauty and the Beast Part 1 [ Beauty and the Beast #1]
23 pp · Superhero
BeastDazzlerWonder ManMaxPoltergiestDr. Doom (villain)Alexander Flynn (villain)Hugo Longride (villain)

In "Beauty and the Beast Part 1" from *Essential Dazzler #2*, Beast—on a break from the Defenders—finds himself in Hollywood, reuniting with Wonder Man at a star-studded party. There, he crosses paths with Dazzler, whose fading fame has left her desperate for a comeback, and who’s just signed a mysterious contract with the enigmatic Hugo Longride. When her powers spiral out of control and she vanishes, Beast steps in, determined to protect her from the shadows closing in.

Heartbreak Hotel [Beauty and the Beast #2]
23 pp · Superhero
BeastDazzlerMaxIvichPoltergiestLinkDr. Doom (villain)Alexander Flynn (villain)Hugo Longride (villain)Horn (villain)

In "Heartbreak Hotel," Dazzler struggles to regain control of her powers while staying at a sanctuary for displaced mutants under Beast’s careful watch. As their bond deepens, a mysterious figure named Alexander Flynn offers to help Dazzler hone her abilities—on one condition: she perform at his high-stakes theater. When Beast follows her to the show, he’s stunned to discover the venue is a brutal arena where mutants fight to the death, staged as entertainment. Though he pleads with her to leave, Dazzler finds a strange sense of belonging among her fellow outcasts, torn between safety and the life she’s begun to embrace.

Showtime [Beauty and the Beast #3]
23 pp · Superhero
BeastDazzlerMaxIvichPoltergiestLinkDr. Doom (villain)Alexander Flynn (villain)Hugo Longride (villain, death)Horn (villain)Spider-Woman [Jessica Drew] (cameo flashback)

In "Showtime," Dazzler and Beast navigate their growing connection amid the brutal spectacle of the arena, where her defiance of Hank’s warnings leads to a dangerous escalation. When Beast uncovers a hidden lab and the truth behind the potion fueling Dazzler’s powers, he’s captured and forced to experience its effects—only to face her in a violent clash that blurs the line between ally and enemy.

Checkmate [Beauty and the Beast #4]
23 pp · Superhero
BeastDazzlerMaxIvichPoltergiestLinkDr. Doom (villain)Alexander FlynnHugo Longride (villain, dead)

In "Checkmate," a tense showdown unfolds in the underground mutant arena when Dr. Doom confronts Flynn, the man claiming to be his son, after discovering that Hugo Longride—his surveillance robot—has been killed. With Flynn rallying the mutants to rise against Latveria and Max freeing the chained Beast and Dazzler, the rebellion begins to take shape. As Doom issues a chilling warning to Flynn, the line between father and foe blurs, and the group must decide how to redirect their power. Dazzler and Beast, once partners, part ways after the escape, leaving their future uncertain.

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Cast · 40 characters

Full credits

artist Don Perlin
letterer Joe Rosen
cover pencils, inks Joe Jusko

Reprints

↩ Reprints Dazzler #22 (1982), Dazzler #23 (1983), Dazzler #24 (1983), Dazzler #25 (1983), Dazzler #26 (1983), Dazzler #27 (1983), Dazzler #28 (1983), Dazzler #29 (1983), Dazzler #30 (1984), Marvel Graphic Novel #12 (1984), Dazzler #31 (1984), Dazzler #32 (1984), Dazzler #33 (1984), Dazzler #34 (1984), Beauty and the Beast #1 (1984), Dazzler #35 (1985), Beauty and the Beast #2 (1985), Dazzler #36 (1985), Beauty and the Beast #3 (1985), Dazzler #37 (1985), Beauty and the Beast #4 (1985), Dazzler #38 (1985), Dazzler #39 (1985), Secret Wars II #4 (1985), Dazzler #40 (1985), Dazzler #41 (1986), Dazzler #42 (1986)

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