Star Brand #18

Name: Star Brand #18
Brand: Marvel
Availability: InStock

Mar 1989 · Marvel · 1.50 USD; 2.00 CAD; 0.50 GBP

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In "We, the People," John Byrne’s gripping narrative sees Stephanie Harrington, Dave Landers, and Jenny Swensen confronting the eerie paranormal duo Pinhead and Spotty, only to discover that Spotty’s true nature is far more deceptive than it seems. When the Star Brand’s wielder, Jacob Burnley, steps in to expose the illusion, he’s drawn into a deeper conspiracy involving President Voigt’s dangerous ambitions—leading to a high-stakes showdown at the White House that ends in Burnley’s apparent death… only for him to return three days later, changed. The issue’s bold storytelling and Byrne’s dynamic art, with Andréa Braun’s striking cover, deliver a powerful blend of supernatural tension and political intrigue.

Contains 2 stories

We, the People

22 pp · Superhero

Jacob BurnleyKen Connellthe Star ChildDP7 [Stephanie HarringtonDave Landers [Mastodon]Jenny SwensenRandy O'BrienCharly BeckMerriam Sorensen]Ben Harrington (cameo)Jilly Harrington (cameo)Emily Harrington (cameo)Pinhead (introduction, villain)Spotty (introduction, villain)Billy BurnleyMr. Jonsen (introduction)Hon. Philip Nolan Voigt (villain)

In "We, the People," Stephanie Harrington, Dave Landers, and Jenny Swensen face off against the eerie paranormal duo Pinhead and Spotty, only to discover the truth behind Spotty’s illusions when the Star Brand’s current wielder, Jacob Burnley, intervenes. When Burnley learns of President Voigt’s hidden agenda, he confronts the leader at the White House—stripping him of his power in a moment that reshapes the battle’s outcome. Burnley’s fate takes a shocking turn, but his return three days later sets the stage for something far greater.

Madman II

6 pp · Superhero

Justice [John Tensen] (in dream)the "madman" (introduction, villain)

In "Madman II," Justice is dragged into the mind of a paranormal dream killer who toys with him, only to be shocked when Justice resists his powers. Keith Remsen, convinced the madman is behind a string of sleep-related murders, races to confirm his theory—only to face a chilling decision: whether to let the doctors proceed with a lobotomy if the truth is confirmed.