Moonstar Takes Charge to Protect the Souls of the Marvel Universe in Her First-Ever Solo Series
This March, an iconic X-Man finally strikes out on her own in ‹ Moonstar › by Ashley Allen and Edoardo Audino!
by Marvel
Dani Moonstar, one of mutantkind’s greatest leaders, headlines their first-ever solo series this March! Part of the upcoming SHADOWS OF TOMORROW era of X-Men storytelling, MOONSTAR will be a five-issue limited series written by acclaimed writer Ashley Allen (MAGIK) and rising star artist Edoardo Audino (ASTONISHING X-MEN INFINITY COMIC).
She’s led the New Mutants, trained the next generation of mutantkind, and flown alongside the Valkyries of Asgard. Now, a threat rises that only Dani Moonstar’s singular talents can overcome! Discover why Moonstar is considered one of the fiercest X-Men as the psychic, bow-wielding warrior embarks on a quest that requires both her mutant strength and her mystical affinity. The series positions Moonstar for an even brighter future, setting the character up for future stories in the Marvel Universe.
DEATH AWAITS DANI MOONSTAR!
When an ancient, soul-sucking weapon is set loose, it’s up to Dani to track it down! But the weapon’s deadly wielder won’t make it easy for her. After recent tragedies, can Dani trust herself to save those closest to her? Or will her self-doubts lead to even more bloodshed?
MOONSTAR #1
Written by ASHLEY ALLEN
Art by EDOARDO AUDINO
Cover by GERMÁN PERALTA
Variant Cover by JOSHUA “SWAY” SWABY
Variant Cover by MARCOS MARTIN
Hidden Gem Variant Cover by BOB McLEOD
On Sale 3/4« I’m so excited to be returning to tell the next chapter of Dani’s story! » Allen said. « She has been such a monumental character in both the Marvel Universe and in people’s lives – exemplifying what it means to be a true leader. I can’t believe this is the character’s first-ever solo series and I can’t wait to show readers what adventure we have in store for Dani! »
« Working on the first-ever Dani Moonstar solo series feels great, especially after reading the MAGIK run written by Ashley, » Audino shared. « In this story there’s everything I want as a reader—magic, fighting, even a little bit of romance—so getting to draw it is super fun! And on top of that, I got to do one of my favorite things in comics: designing a brand new villain! »
Celle de McLeod n’est-elle pas une vieille illustration (genre, extraite d’un Marvel Fanfare) ressortie des tiroirs ?
Jim
Je pensais que c’était la couv’ d’un Yakari pour adulte…
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Héhéhéhé
Jim
Elle date de 84 en tout cas.
Ils anticipent beaucoup chez Marvel.
Ah oui, j’avais pas vu les chiffres sous la signature.
Merci.
Jim
Ils font ça régulièrement. C’est le programme de variants « Hidden Gem »…
La colorisation, en revanche, n’est pas d’époque.
Tori.
Je ne savais même pas que ça avait un nom.
Je me demande s’il repaient les illustrateurs (je me doute, hélas, de la réponse).
Ça, j’ai vu : Dean White est trop jeune. Et en plus, ça se voit.
Jim