Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Marvel's Secret Artist," a mysterious figure’s late-night sketches for the Marvel UK bullpen take center stage, blending surreal flair with fan-inspired creativity. From a Spider-Man with two extra arms and a frog tongue to a gallery of reader-submitted drawings, the issue reveals a hidden world of artistic experimentation. Written by Ian Rimmer and Simon Jacob, with art and inks by Simon Jacob, the cover by Higgins captures the playful intrigue of the unseen creator.
In a cheeky nod to the creative process, "Marvel's Secret Artist" reveals the off-hours sketches of an anonymous illustrator working for Marvel UK, where a Spider-Man with two extra arms and a frog tongue takes center stage. The story culminates with a playful gallery of reader-submitted drawings, celebrating the whimsy and imagination behind the scenes.
In "Situation: Hopeless, Chapter Two," the heroes are crushed by the villains' victory—captured, their base destroyed, and a mountain range leveled on them by Molecule Man’s reckless show of power. With Thor and the Enchantress overwhelmed, the X-Men form an uneasy alliance with Magneto, while the Wasp seizes a fleeting chance to break free. As Torch and Captain Marvel channel their energy through Iron Man to blast through the rubble, they flee to an alien village where a healer tends to their wounds—unaware that the village’s very foundation lies beneath the gaze of Galactus.
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