Marvel 1985 #2

[history79]

"I’ve always had this idea of a super-hero comic with characters that we know and grew up with coming to our world. I’ve had that idea since I was a kid. I love the idea of that. The villains of the Marvel Universe like Dr. Doom and the Red Skull and Magneto and these guys all finding a way here. We have New York, we’ve got London, we’ve got Tokyo and all these cities they know, but we don’t have Captain America, Reed Richards or the X-Men to protect us. I always felt there was a story there. That’s really the genesis of the whole thing."

- Mark Millar




8 pages of 24

Comments

[wizardru]

Doesn't this series end up being the source for the mutant that Reed Richards has locked up in a basement somewhere during Hickman's run?

[scorntx]

Y'mean during Mark Millar's run.
Hickman's run did acknowledge some parts of Millar's work (usually in the process of getting rid of them), but I'm pretty sure the whole Clyde Wyndham thing was quietly yet firmly ignored.
(And really, forgetting the Marquis of Death is for the best.)

[rzerox21xx]

at this point sandman was in the process of reforming.