Marvel #17
In the dying cosmos of Taa, scientist Galan makes a desperate bid to save his people, launching into the heart of a collapsing universe—only to awaken eons later as Galactus, a cosmic entity bound to consume planetary lifeforce in a new beginning. "La Révolte du Surfer d'argent !" delivers a pivotal origin tale, written by Stan Lee and Mark Gruenwald, illustrated with dynamic energy by Jack Kirby and John Byrne, and brought to life with bold inks by Vince Colletta, George Klein, Ron Wilson, and Jack Abel, plus vibrant colors by Andy Yanchus. The cover, penciled by Jack Kirby and inked by Joe Sinnott, captures the moment of Galactus’s emergence in a universe reborn.
In the dying remnants of a universe, scientist Galan makes a desperate bid to save his people, fleeing toward the heart of cosmic collapse. After surviving the end of all things, he awakens eons later as Galactus—bound by a terrible purpose to feed on the life force of planets.
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