Appearing in "To Sacrifice My Soul..."
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- Fall People
- Daily Bugle (Referenced)
- Garokk (Mentioned)
- Zala Dane (Mentioned)
- Magneto (Max Eisenhardt) (Mentioned)
- X-Men (Mentioned)
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Synopsis for "To Sacrifice My Soul..."
Tanya is rescued by Ka-Zar, who reunites her with Karl Lykos. Their celebration is cut short when Spider-Man and Angel, mutated into monstrous spider and bird creatures, attack them and kidnap Tanya.
Brainchild uses Tanya as a guinea pig for the devolving ray, and when Ka-Zar and Lykos arrive to rescue her, they accidentally destroy the machine and any hope of restoring Tanya after she's been reduced to a neanderthal form. Lykos uses his power to siphon off mutant energy to cure her, but despite his best efforts to keep his evil side in check, he quickly loses control. After draining Angel and Spider-Man's excess mutant energy as well, Lykos fully transforms once more into Sauron before escaping.
Angel and Spider-Man return home afterwards, but Tanya elects to stay in the Savage Land with Ka-Zar until she can find a way to save Lykos from the monster he's become.
Appearing in "Annihilation"
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Synopsis for "Annihilation"
Reed Richards' attempts to cure the Thing lead him to harvest a special crystal from the Negative Zone to power his converter device. In the process, Annihilus comes through the portal and attacks, eventually forcing Reed to sacrifice the crystal to generate a blast powerful enough to repel Annihilus back into the Negative Zone.
Appearing in "Editori-Al"
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- Al Milgrom (Earth-1218)
- Michael Golden (Earth-1218)
- Roger McKenzie (Earth-1218)
- Armando Gil (Earth-1218)
- Terry Austin (Earth-1218)
- Trevor von Eeden (Earth-1218)
- Paul Smith (Earth-1218)
- Chris Claremont (Earth-1218)
Synopsis for "Editori-Al"
Al Milgrom wants to introduce the exceptional talent working on Marvel Fanfare, but they all have their reasons for refusing to show up on-panel with him. When the long-winded Chris Claremont volunteers, Al tries to hold him back.
Notes
- Back cover art of Mr. Fantastic and Annhihilus by Trevor von Eeden.