Pizzazz #7

Apr 1978 · Marvel · 0.75 USD

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“Dango the Hyena”

In "Dango the Hyena," writer Archie Goodwin and artist Tony DeZuniga deliver a gripping tale of rebellion and mystery, where four children uncover a hidden truth beneath the surface of their war-torn world. As they outmaneuver the Imperial patrol and guide the Rebels to a long-lost sanctuary, they confront The Keeper—a vast, sentient computer brain whose quiet existence is suddenly threatened by the arrival of their enemies. Cover by Tony DeZuniga, this 1978 Marvel issue offers a striking blend of sci-fi intrigue and youthful courage, all rendered in bold, dynamic art.

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writer Archie Goodwin · artist, inker Tony DeZuniga · inker The Tribe · colorist Marie Severin · letterer Jim Novak

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writer Archie Goodwin

artist, inker Tony DeZuniga

inker The Tribe

colorist Marie Severin

letterer Jim Novak

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The four children quickly defeat the Imperial patrol then lead the Rebels to the entity which created them: The Keeper, an immense computer brain. The Keeper is disturbed to hear the Imperials have found this location.

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