Marvel Comics Presents launched in 1988 as an ad-free anthology showcasing four eight-page features, stuffed inside a wrap-around cover. This guide will tell you everything you wanted to know about the series - and more!
Cover Date: Late October 1989 | Cover Price: $1.25 | Cover Artist: Steve Geiger with Peter Craig Russell
On Ebay: Marvel Comics Presents | Havok | Black Panther | Coldblood
On AtomicAvenue: Marvel Comics Presents | Black Panther | Mutant X (aka Havok)
Cover Date: Late October 1989 | Cover Price: $1.25 | Cover Artist: Steve Geiger with Peter Craig Russell
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written by Howard Mackie art by Rich Buckler Havok and Wolverine invade the base of the Cult of the Living Pharaoh and come face to face with Plasma - who takes off her mask to reveal that she is Leila O'Toole! |
written by Don McGregor art by Gene Colan As Patrick Slade is held at knife-point by the South African soldier, Gore, he reflects upon how he discovered that the Black Panther's mother was still alive. Unfortunately for Slade, the Black Panther cannot react quickly enough to save him from the blade - now covered in his blood. |
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written by Doug Moench art by Paul Gulacy Coldblood-7 finds sanctuary at a Las Vegas brothel while, back at the complex, Mako accuses Gina of helping Coldblood escape and subdues her. Given safety and time, Coldblood asks the computer to reveal his past to him. He learns that he is Eric Savin, a Lieutenant-Colonel in the U.S. Army and that the fake city he escaped from was a training ground for super-soldier cyborgs like him. The program was unwittingly funded by the U.S. Government for the mad scientist, Mako. And, the cyber-surgeon behind all of this was Gina Dyson - the woman who has now, in her guilt, given aid to Coldblood so he can shut the whole thing down. |
written by Sue Flaxman art by Tom Morgan |
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