Marvel Graphic Novel: The Pitt #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA one-shot Marvel Graphic Novel from 1987, The Pitt tells a self-contained story set in the Marvel Universe, focusing on the aftermath of a catastrophic event that reshapes the landscape and tests its heroes. Written by Dennis O'Neil with art by penciler Mike Mignola and inker Mark Badger, this oversized format release stands as a unique, standalone tale rather than part of a larger ongoing series.
In the 1987 Marvel Graphic Novel The Pitt, writer John Byrne and Mark Gruenwald launch a gripping, grounded tale of consequence and isolation. When Ken Connell attempts to shed the Star Brand by transferring it to a barbell, the resulting explosion obliterates Pittsburgh, leaving behind a vast crater and a world changed forever. Witness Nelson Kohler arrives just in time to see the devastation, while Spitfire—flying in her Mark IV M.A.X. armor—descends to survey the wreckage. After rescuing the Robinson family from the toxic "Pitt juice" and facing a dangerous breach in her suit, Jenny defies orders from Colonel MacIntyre Browning and goes AWOL, determined to keep searching for survivors. Cover by Michael Heisler, this issue stands as a stark, emotionally charged chapter in the Star Brand saga.
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Reprinted in Star Magazine #26 (1992), Star Brand: New Universe #2 (2016)
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