Cover: Alan Davis

Killraven #5

Apr 2003 · Marvel · 2.99 USD; 4.75 CAD

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“11 Keeper Whitman Part 2”

In "11 Keeper Whitman Part 2," Killraven faces a mind-bending deception as Skarlett conjures an illusion of a Martian tripod assault, testing his resolve—only for him to break free. Meanwhile, his crew holds the line against a separate Martian incursion, and John uncovers a crucial strategy to dismantle the enemy’s greatest stronghold. Written and illustrated by Alan Davis, with inks by Mark Farmer, colors by Gregory Wright, and letters by Pat Prentice, this 2003 Marvel issue features a cover by Alan Davis, blending psychological tension with escalating stakes in a world where survival hinges on both wit and courage.

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writer, artist Alan Davis · inker Mark Farmer · colorist Gregory Wright · letterer Pat Prentice · cover Alan Davis

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writer, artist Alan Davis

inker Mark Farmer

colorist Gregory Wright

letterer Pat Prentice

cover pencils, inks Alan Davis

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Skarlett projects an illusion to make Killraven believe that Martian tripods are attacking, but he breaks free of her influence. Meanwhile, his crew have defeated a different Martian attack on their own, and John has learned a way to destroy the largest Martian stronghold.

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