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  • Defenders Vol 1 38
Letterer1
  • Irv Watanabe
Inker1
  • Klaus Janson
Inker1
  • Klaus Janson
Editor-in-Chief
  • Marv Wolfman
Writer1
  • Steve Gerber
Penciler1
  • Sal Buscema
Colourist1
  • Don Warfield
Writer1
  • Steve Gerber
StoryTitle
  • Exile to Oblivion!
Editor1
  • Marv Wolfman
Penciler1
  • Sal Buscema
Appearing
  • Featured Characters: * ** ** ** * * Supporting Characters: * Adversaries: * * his CMC Bozos * * * monkey-like creature Other Characters: * * Sally * Stu * female prisoners ** Shirley ** Felicia * prison guards Locations: * , ** *** St. Vincent's Hospital * ** Items: * * * Vehicles: *
Letterer1
  • Irv Watanabe
Colourist1
  • Don Warfield
Editor1
  • Marv Wolfman
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CoverArtist
  • Rich Buckler
  • Joe Sinnott
Country
  • USA
Speaker
  • [[W:C:marvel:Luke Cage
Month
  • August
Synopsis
  • Dr. Strange, Red Guardian, and Power Man wake up to find themselves exiled by Nebulon to a dimension full of various terrors that seek their death. While in Earth's reality, Jack Norriss revives and informs Kyle Richmond that the others have been captured by Nebulon's cult and the two leave the hospital. While in prison, another altercation between Valkyrie and one of her cell mates sends Val to solitary confinement. While the Defenders battle killer bugs and a simian creature, in the real world Nighthawk dawns his costume once more and breaks into Nebulon's Celestial Mindcontrol cult building fighting his way into the room which leads to the dimension the other Defenders live in. Helping his fellow Defenders free themselves from that realm, the group easily defeats the attacking cultists as well as the Eel and Porcupine.
Notes
  • * Cover art: signed B S for Buckler and Sinnott per The Comic Reader #130 , even though Sinnott's website has it by Sal Buscema and Sinnott. * As seen on page one, this issue is Story#JV-323. * This issue contains a letters page, Defenders Dialogue. Letters are published from Peter Sanderson, Doug Zimmerman, David Fink and Ann Nichols.
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  • Ain't no place more hostile than 42nd Street!
Publisher
  • Marvel Comics
Year
  • 1976