This Wednesday, February 21st, Marvel Comics is set to release MARVEL SUPER HEROES: Secret Wars – Battleworld #4!
Here’s a look at the covers, storyline, and preview pages for Marvel Comics’ new release on New Comic Book Day…
MARVEL SUPER HEROES: Secret Wars – Battleworld #4
Written by Tom DeFalco
Art by Pat Olliffe
Colors by John Kalisz
Letters by Joe Caramagna
Edited by Mark Basso
Covers & Cover Artists:
Cover A by Giuseppe Camuncoli w/ Paul Mounts
Cover B by John Tyler Christopher (Action Figure Variant)
Cover C by Leonardo Romero w/ Matheus Lopes
Cover D by Todd Nauck w/ Rachelle Rosenberg (Connecting Variant)
Cover E by Salvador Larroca w/ Edgar Delgado
Cover F by Giuseppe Camuncoli w/ Paul Mounts
FALCON, ICEMAN, DAREDEVIL, HUMAN TORCH VS. SPIDER-MAN?!
The SECRET WARS reach their peak, with the “missing heroes” of FALCON, ICEMAN and DAREDEVIL joining HUMAN TORCH at last, as the true nature of the BEYONDER’S test is revealed! Their enemy? SPIDER-MAN!
A grand finale nearly forty years in the making as the full scope of the legendary original Secret Wars comes into focus!
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