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Silver Surfer: The Best Defense #1

Skottie Young Cover · 2019

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Story synopsis

In the spaceport of a dying world, ruffians fight each other for the money necessary to get aboard the last spaceship off-world before the planet is harvested by a giant cosmic death train. Pretty much everyone on the planet is desperate and violent, and a fight breaks out between a little girl and a group of bandits. A hooded stranger breaks up the fight, revealing himself to be the Silver Surfer in disguise. The Surfer tries to de-escalate the fight peacefully, but the little girl kills the lead bandit so that she can leave. The Surfer reveals in a flashback that his master, Galactus, was going to devour the planet before the train destroyed it unless the Surfer could find someone worth saving. Ultimately, in the present, he could not, thanks to the little girl’s murderous tendencies, so Galactus devours the planet anyway. The Surfer then realizes that the train is going to destroy Earth and he must stop it. However, before he can do anything, his surfboard flies off into space.

Creative credits

Writers: Jason Latour

Interior art: Jason Latour

Color: Jason Latour

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COMICBASE: comicbase:979548

GCD: 1886547

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