Cover: John Heebink

Quasar #57

Apr 1994 · Marvel · 1.25 USD; 1.60 CAD; 0.95 GBP

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“Three Men and a Cocoon!”

In "Three Men and a Cocoon!", Quasar faces a cosmic twist when the Earth of the New Universe is relocated to this dimension and sealed by the Living Tribunal. With everyone sent home, one soul—Kayla—must stay behind, stranded on a world not her own. Written by Mark Gruenwald and Peter Sanderson, with dynamic art by John Heebink and colors by Paul Becton, this 1994 Marvel issue delivers a poignant, high-stakes moment in the Quasar saga, all capped by Heebink’s striking cover.

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writer Mark Gruenwald · writer Peter Sanderson · artist John Heebink · inker Aaron McClellan · colorist Paul Becton · letterer Janice Chiang · cover John Heebink

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writer Mark Gruenwald

writer Peter Sanderson

artist John Heebink

inker Aaron McClellan

colorist Paul Becton

letterer Janice Chiang

cover pencils, inks John Heebink

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The Earth of the New Universe is moved to this dimension and ordered sealed by the Living Tribunal. Everyone is transported home, but Kayla is forced to remain on the other Earth.

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