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Collects Captain Marvel (1968) #10-21. Get ready for the trip of a lifetime with another all-out cosmic classic Captain Marvel Masterworks! The space-born hero, Mar-Vell's continuing battle against the vicious Kree Col. Yon-Rogg continues this second sensational volume. But Yon-Rogg's attempts to destroy the good Captain only send him to higher levels of power and consciousness-and to the great Zo-in one of the most psychedelic happenings four colors can capture! But the true transformation comes when the titanic team of writer Roy Thomas and artist Gil Kane combine to take the man long torn between two planets and two loves, and tear him between two people! You'll see the truly cosmic Captain don the Nega-Bands that bond him to Rick Jones for the first time in one of Mar-Vell, and Marvel's, greatest moments! Guest-starring Black Widow, Captain America and the Incredible Hulk!
The cosmic hero Mar-Vell faces escalating threats from his Kree adversary, Yon-Rogg, and grapples with his dual identity and affections. Mar-Vell's battles against Yon-Rogg inadvertently push him to greater power and consciousness, leading to visually striking, psychedelic encounters. The narrative further complicates his existence as he is torn between two romantic interests, a conflict amplified by the Nega-Bands that link him to Rick Jones, marking a pivotal moment in his development. The story unfolds through a classic comic book format, featuring guest appearances from major Marvel heroes.
This volume is celebrated for its classic Silver Age Marvel storytelling, particularly the dynamic interplay between Roy Thomas's writing and Gil Kane's artwork. The introduction of the Nega-Bands and the deepening of Mar-Vell's character through his romantic conflicts are frequently highlighted as key narrative developments. Readers often appreciate the inclusion of major Marvel heroes as guest stars, adding to the epic scope of the cosmic adventures. The psychedelic visuals described are a hallmark of the era's artistic style, contributing to its unique appeal.
Page Count:
272
Publication Date:
2007-09-12
Publisher:
Marvel
ISBN-10:
0785124306
ISBN-13:
9780785124306
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