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"As the tenth anniversary of Marvels approached, editor Tom Brevoort suggested to Kurt that he really should consider a follow-up of some sort. The result was Marvels: Eye of The Camera, a new look at Marvel's rich history as published from the 1970's through the 1980's, and an exploration of how those events affected the lives of Phil Sheldon and his family"
Roger Stern
(7.33 out of 22 pages)
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thanekosIssue #1, which came out this week, had his arrival there in its first few pages.
He found the place as filled with enemies as Cybertron - and himself as capable of dealing with them.
Other inhabitants of the world observed the proof of his capability.
( He in turn regarded them. )
He found the place as filled with enemies as Cybertron - and himself as capable of dealing with them.
Other inhabitants of the world observed the proof of his capability.
( He in turn regarded them. )