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Solo Avengers #2 (1988) Pages 15-16: Monica Rambeau in action

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Location: Marvel 1988-1994 pages: The DeFalco years
Title: Solo Avengers #2 (1988) Pages 15-16: Monica Rambeau in action*
Artist:  Kieron Dwyer (Penciller) ,  Bob McLeod (Inker)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
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Added to Site: 7/10/2023

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This series hearkened back to combo titles of previous decades in which two heroes split one book. Issue #2 had separate stories featuring Hawkeye and Captain Marvel, not yet known as Photon or Spectrum. In this eleven page story by Monica Rambeau's creator Roger Stern, she comes under attack by the scientist who created her, now identified on the cover as the "Energy Parasite." On these pages, he makes her powers run amuck, so she flies away from civilization and ends up in outer space. Makes sense that she would travel pretty far away at the speed of light, before she could stop and recover. She communicates with her scientist friend Dr. LeClare, who is a hostage of the baddie. Monica's hair is substantially less curly than it was in her early appearances.

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Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
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Posted On 7/10/2023

Pretty strong pages with some space setting for the use of her powers!  Her big 'fro was a distinguishing feature of her look, so this is a very unique instance of changing up her fashion.  With an accomplished inker in McLeod, this first year effort of Dwyer already looks very polished.