From the farthest corners of space, A Marvel Cosmic Appreciation

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Infinity War #5 Oct 1992
The nefarious duo of Dr. Doom and Kang make their move.

Can they do the impossible, defeat both Adam Warlock and the Magus?
Meanwhile, can Galactus convince the comatose Eternity to do the unthinkable...allow the Infinity Gems to work as one?

Plus, Thanos tricks the heroes of Earth into facing the army of evil dopplegangers. This all sets the stage for the ultimate battle, Thanos vs. Thanos!

Story by Jim Starlin. Art by Ron Lim and Al Milgrom.

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Warlock and the Infinity Watch #10 Nov 1992
Infinity War Crossover. "Self-Destructive!" Guest-starring Thanos.
The Magus has achieved omnipotence through the Infinity Gauntlet.

Meanwhile, the ultimate battle of evil vs. evil is engaged as Thanos confronts his doppelganger.


Story by Jim Starlin. Art by Angel Medina and Bob Almond.

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Infinity War #6 Nov 1992
"The Magus Triumphant!"
The unthinkable has happened. The Magus, Adam Warlock's evil counterpart, is in possession of the full power of the Infinity Gauntlet.

Thanos arrives to provide the necessary distraction allowing the one man capable of ending this threat to free himself.
Now, it's Adam Warlock vs. the Magus with the fate of the universe at stake.

Plus, if the ultimate evil is defeated that still leaves the Other, the ultimate aspect of good is still out there.

And that may prove to be the greater threat. Story continued in Infinity Crusade #1.
Story by Jim Starlin. Art by Ron Lim and Al Milgrom.

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Warlock and the Infinity Watch #11 Dec 1992
"The Appeal!"
The celestial deity known as Eternity comes before the Living Tribunal, the representative of an even higher power,
to plead his case that the Infinity Watch is not suited to be the guardians of the Infinity Gems.

In this issue learn the origins and some insights to Gamora, Pip the Troll, Drax the Destroyer and Moondragon,

the beings Adam Warlock has chosen to be the Infinity Watch.

Story by Jim Starlin. Art by Steve Carr, Daryl Skelton, and Bob Almond.

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art by Leandro Matos

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[Comic Book Addict]

I have avoided watching the Infinity War trailer because I don't want anything given away. Facebook has ruined that given countless memes from the trailer. But the other day, my friend showed me this IW-trailer but it's with the Pixar universe. Same voiceover as the original IW trailer, though. Man, it is epic. I have never been this excited for a movie.

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Warlock and the Infinity Watch #12 Jan 1993
"Distant Memories"
Drax the Destroyer was once the man known as Arthur Douglas.

An average jazz musician making a living until one fateful night in the desert outside of Las Vegas a car wreck and his untimely death changed everything.

Now, as some of these memories come back, the dim-witted powerhouse ventures to Las Vegas seeking answers.

But Las Vegas is the home turf to another giant green powerhouse, the Incredible Hulk!

Story by Jim Starlin. Art by Tom Raney and Keith Williams.

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Warlock and the Infinity Watch #13 Feb 1993
"Sweet Music!" Guest-starring the Incredible Hulk.
This is it! Drax the Destroyer vs. the Incredible Hulk!

But, can Las Vegas survive a meeting of two of the most powerful beings on the planet?

Get ready for one of the funniest super hero battles of all time!

Story by Jim Starlin. Art by Tom Raney and Keith Williams.

[Lee Stone]

Marvel finally released the Nova Corps Files on Comixology yesterday.

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Warlock #4 Feb 1973
"Come Sing a Searing Song of Vengeance!"
Colonel Roberts gets involved in Warlock's battle with the New Men, but soon wishes he hadnt;

One of Warlock's friends meets a tragic end at the hands of New Man, Triax;

Cameo by Counter-Earth's Victor Von Doom.

Script by Mike Friedrich, pencils by Gil Kane, inks by Tom Sutton