Marvel Superheroes [Marvel Super-Heroes] #388
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Graveyard Shift" delivers a chilling, surreal turn in the Marvel Super-Heroes series, with Alan Moore’s sharp, unsettling script and Alan Davis’s striking interior art bringing a haunting vision to life. As Captain U.K. lies buried in a graveyard of forgotten heroes, Cap confronts the twisted mind behind the collapse of all superheroes—only to be met with a final, brutal end. The cover by Frank Miller and Bob McLeod captures the dread with a stark, iconic image that perfectly sets the tone for this unsettling story.
In "Graveyard Shift," Cap confronts Jaspers, who reveals his chilling plan to erase every superhero in this reality—and now, with the world unraveling, Cap finds himself standing at the edge of a graveyard of fallen heroes, staring down the fresh grave of Captain U.K. The Fury arrives, and in a single, brutal moment, Cap is torn apart, his body falling into the very grave he was meant to escape.
In "This Menace Reborn," Doctor Strange finds himself ambushed in Morgana Blessing’s factory loft apartment by Baron Mordo, who unleashes a sudden and potent mystical assault. When the battle turns against him, Strange’s astral form takes refuge in the body of Morgana’s white cat—only to discover that Mordo, too, has escaped destruction by assuming the same feline form, turning the familiar sanctuary into a battleground of hidden threats.
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Reprinted in X-Men Archives Featuring Captain Britain #2 (1995), Captain Britain #[nn] (2002), Captain Britain by Alan Moore & Alan Davis Omnibus #[nn] (2009), The Ultimate Graphic Novels Collection #3 (2012), Marvel. Официальная коллекция комиксов #123 (2018), Captain Britain Omnibus #[nn] (2021)
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