Marvel Monsters: Devil Dinosaur #1

Dec 2005 · Marvel · 3.99 USD; 5.75 CAD

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In "The Battle that Time Forgot," two ancient Celestials, Gamiel and Devron, observe Earth's evolution—and are surprised when a small, peaceful species, aided by a dinosaur, begins to outpace a more aggressive one. Gamiel, unsettled by this deviation from his belief that only the strong survive, summons the Hulk from the future to tip the balance, but Devron’s attempt to correct the course sets off unforeseen consequences. Written by Tom Sniegoski and Eric Powell, with art and cover by Eric Powell, this 2005 Marvel Monsters issue blends cosmic scale with primal conflict in a story that redefines survival.

Contains 2 stories

The Battle that Time Forgot

22 pp · Fantasy, Science Fiction, Superhero

the Small Folk [unnamed members]the Killer Folk [Seven Scarsunnamed members]

In "The Battle that Time Forgot," two ancient Celestials, Gamiel and Devron, observe Earth’s evolution and are startled when a peaceful species, aided by a dinosaur, begins to outpace a more aggressive one—challenging Gamiel’s long-held belief that only the strong survive. When Gamiel summons the Hulk from the future to restore balance, Devron intervenes, setting off a chain of events that ripple across time with unpredictable results.

I Was a Slave of the Living Hulk!

13 pp · Science Fiction

Joe HarperJoe Harper's wife

In "I Was a Slave of the Living Hulk!" from Marvel Monsters: Devil Dinosaur #1, an ordinary electrician stumbles upon a dormant alien criminal and unwittingly awakens him—only to find himself bound by a psychic command that forces him to serve the creature’s plan to escape Earth. As the alien enslaves humanity to construct a vessel for his revenge, the electrician must use his wits and a hidden sabotage to turn the tide, sending the alien into the Sun’s orbit with no guarantee of survival.