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Captain Marvel: The Death of Captain Marvel | Jim Starlin, Doug Moench, Steve Englehart

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As Protector of the Universe and de facto defender of Earth, the Kree Captain Mar-Vell has triumphed over foes large and small. But when Mar-Vell is diagnosed with cancer, he finds himself face-to-face with a foe that even his vast might can't defeat ... and both he, and a universe that loves him, must rally together to accept the inevitable. Plus, look back at the seminal battle with Nitro that infected Captain Marvel years before - and, in the midst of a battle with Titan's planet-sized computer system, now corrupted by the madness of Thanos, witness the budding romance between Mar-Vell and his true love Elysius! COLLECTING: Captain Marvel (1968) 34, Marvel Spotlight (1979) 1-2 and Marvel Graphic Novel 1: The Death of Captain Marvel

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The Death of Captain Marvel | Jim Starlin

The pain comes and it goes but the anger always remains.

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Captain Marvel: The Death of Captain Marvel | Jim Starlin, Doug Moench, Steve Englehart

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Rarely does a comic book drive me to tears. This one did.
Powerfully emotional, Captain Marvel's journey from the incident that cements his path to the intensely sad end, is told in a surprisingly mature and introspective way. Certainly one of the pillars of modern comic stories; essential reading.

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