Marvel Graphic Novel #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis oversized Marvel Graphic Novel collects the complete 'Starstruck' saga, a sprawling space opera by writer Elaine Lee and artist Michael Kaluta. Originally serialized in the early 1980s, the story follows a motley crew of misfits—including the Luckless, the Abandoned, and the Forsaked—as they navigate a bizarre, decadent galaxy filled with political intrigue, alien races, and theatrical flair. The volume is a standalone entry in Marvel's graphic novel line, presenting the full narrative in a single, deluxe format.
"Prologue: From the Womb of Heaven..." kicks off a cosmic caper with Mike Kaluta’s lush, all-artist work on full display, as Brucilla enlists the Galactic Girl Guides in a high-stakes scheme alongside the enigmatic Galatia 9. With Ronnie orchestrating a mysterious gathering at Recreation Station 97, the stage is set for a story where nothing is as it seems—drawn in bold, expressive lines and vivid colors by Kaluta, with lettering by Todd Klein.
In "The Plan," Brucilla teams up with Galatia 9 and the Galactic Girl Guides for a high-stakes prank that unfolds at Recreation Station 97, where Ronnie orchestrates a clever trap to gather everyone in one place. With a mix of sci-fi flair and playful chaos, the story follows the unlikely crew as they navigate a scheme that’s as much about teamwork as it is about outsmarting the universe.
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Reprinted in Cosmics #5 (1985), Artist's Edition #50 (2017)
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