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Silver Surfer#2
Cover: Marshall Rogers & Joe Rubinstein

Silver Surfer #2

Aug 1987 · Marvel · 0.75 USD; 0.95 CAD
“Shalla Bal”

In "Shalla Bal," the Silver Surfer returns to Zenn-La, only to find his long-lost love, Shalla-Bal, now empress of his home world—divided between duty and the past. With the Skrulls demanding an alliance and the Kree-Skrull war looming, the Surfer must navigate politics and personal history. Written by Steve Englehart and illustrated with haunting detail by Marshall Rogers, this 1987 issue features cover art by Rogers and Rubinstein, capturing the emotional weight of a cosmic reunion.

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writer Steve Englehart · artist, colorist Marshall Rogers · inker Joe Rubinstein · letterer John Workman · cover Marshall Rogers, Joe Rubinstein

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Full credits

artist, colorist Marshall Rogers
letterer John Workman
cover pencils Marshall Rogers
cover inks Joe Rubinstein

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The Surfer returns to his home planet and reunites with his lost love only to find that Shalla-Bal is now the empress of his world and has little time for personal matters. The Skrulls arrive and demand an alliance with Zenn-La and the Surfer agrees to help his people weather the coming Kree-Skrull war.

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