Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Marvel's Secret Artist," the arrival of Galactus' home ship sends shockwaves through the battleground, forcing heroes and villains alike to scramble for a strategy. With Torch linking with the mysterious Zsaji and the X-Men making a dramatic entrance to turn the tide, tensions rise as even Dr. Doom ventures onto the alien vessel—only to find himself in deeper trouble than he bargained for. Written by Jim Shooter and illustrated by Bob Layton, with inks by John Beatty and colors by Christie Scheele, this 1985 UK release features a cover by Bob Layton and Bob Wiacek.
In the chaos of the Battle of Four Armies, Galactus' arrival throws every faction into disarray—Torch forms an unexpected bond with the Zsaji, the Wrecking Crew targets Molecule Man and Volcana, and the Enchantress attempts to sway Doom. As Mr. Fantastic and Magneto both try to court Galactus’ favor, they’re swiftly punished. Amid renewed conflict, the X-Men arrive to turn the tide, saving the day—though Colossus is gravely wounded and healed by the Zsaji. Meanwhile, Dr. Doom slips aboard Galactus’ ship, silently exploring its mysteries.
In "null," the Master of the World holds Marrina captive in a fortress that feels eerily alive, prompting Alpha Flight to launch a desperate rescue—only to find their efforts stymied by the base's unsettling sentience. As the mission unfolds, the Master reveals unsettling truths about his past to Marrina, while Invisible Woman and Namor arrive to turn the tide.
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↩ Reprints Alpha Flight #3 (1983), Marvel Super-Heroes Secret Wars #5 (1984)
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