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Silver Surfer#9
Cover: Marshall Rogers & Joe Rubinstein

Silver Surfer #9

Mar 1988 · Marvel · 0.75 USD; 0.95 CAD
“Doomsday”

In "Doomsday," the Silver Surfer makes a desperate choice, surrendering the last soul gem to the Elders in exchange for the freedom of Mantis and Shalla-Bal—only to find himself caught between two titans when the Elders turn their power against Galactus. Written by Steve Englehart and brought to life with moody, cinematic art by Marshall Rogers, this pivotal 1988 issue deepens the cosmic stakes with a haunting blend of sacrifice and loyalty. The cover, a striking collaboration by Rogers and Joe Rubinstein, captures the Surfer’s solemn resolve in the shadow of galactic consequence.

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writer Steve Englehart · artist, colorist Marshall Rogers · inker Joe Rubinstein · letterer Ken Bruzenak · cover Marshall Rogers, Joe Rubinstein

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Full credits

artist, colorist Marshall Rogers
letterer Ken Bruzenak
cover pencils Marshall Rogers
cover inks Joe Rubinstein

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The Surfer trades the final soul gem to the Elders for the release of Mantis and Shalla-Bal but then aids Galactus when the Elders use the gems to try and kill him.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).