Cover: Dennis Jensen & Dan Adkins

Marvel Comics Presents #29

Oct 1989 · Marvel · 1.25 USD; 1.75 CAD; 0.50 GBP

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In "Pharaoh's Legacy Part VI: A Heart Beaten," T'Challa returns to Patrick Slade's store seeking answers about his mother’s identity, only to be interrupted by Elmer Gore, who storms in with a knife and forces Slade to reveal the truth—Slade had been negotiating with his boss for silence, and now the consequences are coming to light. Written by Don McGregor and brought to life with moody, atmospheric art by Gene Colan, inks by Tom Palmer, and colors by Mike Rockwitz, this issue deepens the mystery with a tense, character-driven confrontation. The cover by Dennis Jensen and Dan Adkins captures the moment’s intensity, a striking visual that hints at the secrets simmering beneath the surface.

Contains 4 stories

Pharaoh's Legacy Part VI: A Heart Beaten

8 pp · Superhero

Trackers

Panther's Quest Part XVII: Dark Maneuvers

8 pp · Superhero

T'Challa returns to Patrick Slade’s shop, seeking the truth about his mother’s identity, only to be interrupted by Elmer Gore, who storms in with a knife and forces Slade to reveal he’d been paid to stay silent—his silence now bought, but at a price.

Rise, and Shine Chapter IV: The Strip

8 pp · Superhero

In "Rise, and Shine Chapter IV: The Strip," Coldblood escapes the illusion of New York only to face the harsh reality of the Nevada desert, stumbling toward Las Vegas where the neon lights hide a new threat—robotic assailants waiting in the shadows.

It Came from Within...

8 pp · Superhero

In "It Came from Within...", Quasar answers a desperate call and arrives to find the Man-Thing in an unexplained state of distress—something growing within him. As they confront the source of the threat, what emerges is a shocking connection to the villain Quagmire, pulled from the twisted realm of Earth-712.