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Comic book series
Dreadstar is the first comic-book series that was published by American publisher Epic Comics, an imprint of Marvel Comics, in 1982. It is centered on
Dreadstar
American comics artist and writer (born 1949)
his run on Batman. For Epic Illustrated, he created his own character, Dreadstar. Jim Starlin was born on October 9, 1949, in Detroit, Michigan. He had
Jim_Starlin
Work by Jim Starlin
work of American writer/artist Jim Starlin, the story introduces Vanth Dreadstar, who first appears in Epic Illustrated #3. The first part of Metamorphosis
Metamorphosis_Odyssey
1982 graphic novel by Jim Starlin
Dreadstar, published in 1982, is a science fiction comic book published by American company Marvel Comics, the third in the Marvel Graphic Novel series
Dreadstar_(graphic_novel)
Comic book series
writer/artist Jim Starlin were finalized for The Death of Captain Marvel and Dreadstar. The Death of Captain Marvel, the first book in the line, was published
Marvel_Graphic_Novel
Comics character
Sternn" (reprinted in Heavy Metal Special: One Step Beyond (January, 1996)) Dreadstar #6 (September, 1983) - "The Interstellar Toybox" Amazing Heroes #194 (September
Captain_Sternn
Imprint of Marvel Comics
via the direct market. The first title to be published in this line was Dreadstar by Jim Starlin, which continued the Metamorphosis Odyssey storyline from
Epic_Comics
Topics referred to by the same term
unit Syzygy Darklock, a fictional character in the comic book series Dreadstar Syzygy Publishing, an American comics publisher founded by Chris Ryall
Syzygy
Defunct American comic book publishing company
Comics), known for titles like American Flagg!, Grimjack, Nexus, Badger, Dreadstar, and Jon Sable. Along with competitors like Pacific Comics and Eclipse
First_Comics
Comic book from DC comics
Characters Deacon Blackfire KGBeast Mongul Weird Marvel Comics Comics Breed Dreadstar Epic Illustrated Heroes for Hope Infinity Abyss Marvel Fanfare Marvel
Strange_Adventures
Topics referred to by the same term
Buffy the Vampire Slayer Willow (Dreadstar), a fictional telepath created by Jim Starlin for the comic series Dreadstar Willow & Tara, an anthology in the
Willow_(disambiguation)
Comic book series by Marvel Comics
Characters Deacon Blackfire KGBeast Mongul Weird Marvel Comics Comics Breed Dreadstar Epic Illustrated Heroes for Hope Infinity Abyss Marvel Fanfare Marvel
Marvel:_The_End
The Price, published by Eclipse Comics, is a Dreadstar graphic novel by Jim Starlin featuring Syzygy Darklock. It is the second part of the Metamorphosis
The_Price_(comics)
Former comic book company now part of Marvel Comics
Jurgens (Deuce), Walt Simonson (Star Slammers), and Jim Starlin (Breed, Dreadstar). The group was represented by attorney Harris M. Miller II. The "Bravura
Malibu_Comics
17, 2015, Jim Starlin teamed with Universal Cable Productions to adapt Dreadstar as a scripted TV series with Chris Bender and J. C. Spink as producers
List of unproduced television projects based on Marvel Comics
List_of_unproduced_television_projects_based_on_Marvel_Comics
American comic artist (1948–2017)
(King Kull) #10 (1971) Doctor Strange Special Edition #1 (cover) (1983) Dreadstar #6–7 (1983) Epic Illustrated #8, 10, 22, 25, 30, 34 (interiors); #30 (cover)
Bernie_Wrightson
Marvel Comics anthology series
Characters Deacon Blackfire KGBeast Mongul Weird Marvel Comics Comics Breed Dreadstar Epic Illustrated Heroes for Hope Infinity Abyss Marvel Fanfare Marvel
Strange_Tales
Fictional interplanetary government
Lain's father) is a misspelled reference to Think Blue, Count Two. The Dreadstar comic book features the Church of the Instrumentality which is a space
Instrumentality_of_Mankind
Comics anthology
Starlin in issues #1-9 (Spring 1980 - Dec. 1981), which introduced his Dreadstar character. "A Tale Of Elric of Melniboné: The Dreaming City" by Michael
Epic_Illustrated
Character in the Marvel Cinematic Universe
murderer". In August 2020, Starlin revealed a new villain for an issue of Dreadstar Returns named King Plunddo Tram that heavily resembled Trump, with Plunddo
Thanos (Marvel Cinematic Universe)
Thanos_(Marvel_Cinematic_Universe)
(1988–1989) Dreadstar #41–64 (1989–1991) Creepy: The Limited Series #1–4 (1992) Sachs and Violens #1–4 (1993) Captain America Drug War (1994) Dreadstar #0.5
Peter_David_bibliography
Multiverse used by Marvel Comics
Strangers. Earth-8116 Epic Illustrated #1 (March 1980) The setting of Dreadstar created by Jim Starlin. Earth-13122 Lego Marvel Super Heroes (October
Multiverse_(Marvel_Comics)
Comic book series
American Flagg!, Grimjack, Jon Sable: Freelance, Badger, Whisper and Dreadstar. An example of Nexus crossover issues is the series Crossroads, published
Nexus_(comics)
American writer (1956–2025)
series Action Comics Weekly (issues #608–620) in 1988. David took over Dreadstar during its First Comics run, with issue #41 (March 1989) after Jim Starlin
Peter_David
by Buichi Terasawa Mobile Suit Gundam (1979–1980) by Yoshiyuki Tomino Dreadstar (1980–1988) by Jim Starlin The Incal (1981–present) by Alejandro Jodorowsky
List_of_space_opera_media
American comic book artist (born 1964)
Comics. He subsequently worked for First Publishing, on such titles as Dreadstar and Hammer Of God in the late 1980s, before starting to work for Marvel
Angel_Medina_(artist)
Starlin Interview | Thanos | Infinity Gauntlet | Death of Captain Marvel | Dreadstar | Robin. Retrieved April 15, 2023 – via YouTube. Romano, Nick (July 14
Production of Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame
Production_of_Avengers:_Infinity_War_and_Avengers:_Endgame
Comics, defunct. Titles: Alien Legion, Atomic Age, The Black Dragon, Dreadstar (#1 – #26), Sisterhood of Steel, Swords of the Swashbucklers Eternity
List of comics publishing companies
List_of_comics_publishing_companies
American comic book writer (1951–2025)
(1977–1985) Dazzler #29, 31–32, 35 (1983–1985) The Defenders #69 (1979) Dreadstar #1 (text article) (1982) Fantastic Four #182–183, 296 (1977–1986) Fantastic
Jim_Shooter
American comic artist
publisher The Guild, and various issues of and backup stories in Grimjack and Dreadstar, from First Comics. Grainger moved to Charlotte, North Carolina, sometime
Sam_Grainger
Comic book series by Jim Starlin
provides him with his rejuvenating water is destroyed in the battle. Dreadstar and Oedi appear on the last page of Breed III #5 and in issue #6 along
Breed_(comics)
American comics writer
(1979) Defenders vol. 2 #12 (with Kurt Busiek) (2002) Doom 2099 #25 (1995) Dreadstar #14 (one page cartoon) (1984) Epic Illustrated #18–19, 21, 25, 30, 34
Jo_Duffy
American comics artist
assignments for First included backup stories for Nexus, guest-artist duties on Dreadstar and Whisper, and two miniseries starring Nexus supporting character Judah
Steve_Epting
Classics Illustrated (27 issues, 1990–1991) Crossroads (5 issues, 1988) Dreadstar (from Epic Comics, 38 issues, 1986–1991) Dynamo Joe (15 issues, plus 1
List of First Comics publications
List_of_First_Comics_publications
1991 American comic book storyline
Marvel graphic novel and creator-owned work such as the cosmic-themed Dreadstar through the 1980s. He also did high-profile work for DC Comics, such as
The_Infinity_Gauntlet
American comic book editor (born 1950)
Baron and Steve Rude's Nexus; Badger; Jim Starlin's space opera series Dreadstar and Mike Grell's Jon Sable Freelance,[failed verification] which was briefly
Mike_Gold_(comics)
American artist (born 1950)
Miracleman: Apocrypha #3 (1992) Twisted Tales #9 (1984) Crossroads #5 (1988) Dreadstar #32-40 (1987-1989) First Six Pack #2 (1987) Jon Sable, Freelance #52 (1987)
Val_Mayerik
American comic book publisher
Boyer's Masked Man. October 1981 saw the publication of Jim Starlin's Dreadstar graphic novel The Price when the writer-artist was having contractual
Eclipse_Comics
American artist (born 1959)
Who Update '88 #1, 3–4 (1988) Crossroads #5 (Grimjack, Dreadstar, and Nexus) (1988) Dreadstar #33–40 (1987–1989) Nexus #68 (1990) The Amazing Spider-Man
Luke_McDonnell
Corporation using the genetic engineering they instilled upon its members. Dreadstar's Universe Epic Illustrated No. 1 March 1980 Also known as Earth-8116 in
List of fictional universes in animation and comics
List_of_fictional_universes_in_animation_and_comics
Puerto Rican comics artist (1931–2019)
Little Witch vol. 2 #12 (1993) Wendy Witch World #46, 52 (1972–1973) Dreadstar vol. 2 #1–6 (1995–1996) 2099 Unlimited #8 (1995) Battlestar Galactica
Ernie_Colón
retelling with the ducks of the Venetian traveler's life. Jim Starlin's Dreadstar, the first title published by Marvel's creator-owned imprint Epic Comics
1982_in_comics
American comic book artist
Mike Deodato) (2008) Fury, vol. 3, (2023) Bloodshot #9 (Acclaim, 1998) Dreadstar #62-64 (First, 1991) Edge #2-5 (CrossGen, 2002) Eternal Warrior #45-46
Scot_Eaton
American artist and graphic designer
X-Men #151 (1981) What If...? #37 (Beast) (1983) Critical Mass #6 (1990) Dreadstar #24 (1986) Steelgrip Starkey #1–3 (1986) The Transmutation of Ike Garuda
James_Sherman_(comics)
Katsuhiro Otomo, begins serialization in Weekly Young Magazine The first Dreadstar story, by Jim Starlin, is published in Epic Illustrated Nausicaä of the
1982_in_science_fiction
Spanish comic book award
1985: Camelot 3000, by Mike W. Barr and Brian Bolland (Ed. Zinco) 1986: Dreadstar, by Jim Starlin (Ed. Fórum) 1987: Batman: The Dark Knight Returns, by
Haxtur_Award
X-Men #130 Dragon Lord in Marvel Spotlight (vol. 2) #5 (March) Vanth Dreadstar in Epic Illustrated #1 (Spring) Fusion in The Amazing Spider-Man #208
1980_in_comics
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