Marvel: The Lost Generation Vol 1 11

Marvel: The Lost Generation Vol 1 #11 Published April, 2000 Editor-in-Chief Bob Harras Cover Artist John Byrne "Fifth Column" Writer Roger Stern John Byrne Penciler John Byrne Inker Al Milgrom Colourist Glynis Oliver Letterer Jim Novak Editor Ralph Macchio Previous Issue Next Issue Marvel: The Lost Generation #3[1] Marvel: The Lost Generation #1[1]

Appearing in "Fifth Column"

Featured Characters:

• First Line:
  • Black Fox (Robert Paine)
  • Doctor Mime (First appearance)
  • Firefall
  • Mister Justice
  • Pixie
  • Rapunzel
  • Walkabout
  • Eternal Brain

Supporting Characters:

• Nocturne
• Yeti
• Reed Richards
•  Ben Grimm 
• Ruth MacRae

Antagonists:

• Skrulls
  • Zankor
  • Korya (First appearance)
  • Skrull Emperor

Other Characters:

• Northwestern University students
• Motorist
• Hegemen Police officers
• Ben Grimm's friends

Locations:

• United States of America
  • New York State
    • New York City
      • Manhattan
        • Central Park
        • Baxter Building
        • Empire State University
  • Maine
    • Carmody Institute
  • Illinois
    • Chicago
      • Northwestern University
• Hegemen
• Himalayas
  • Yeti's Temple

Items:

Vehicles:

• Skrull scoutship
• Mister Justice's jet
  
  

Synopsis for "Fifth Column"

Walkabout rescues the First Line from Nocturne as the villainous vampire infects the Baxter Building with a bio-mechanical organism. Meanwhile, a man who stumbles across a crashed Skrull scoutship is revealed to by a Skrull spy by Reed Richards.

Notes

• Two of twelve is shown below the issue number.
  

Trivia

• The Lost Generation was printed in reverse order.

• This issue explains why the top seven floors of the Baxter Building were eventually rebuilt as the headquarters of the Fantastic Four, since those floors were destroyed by Nocturne releasing a techno-organic organism.

• The subplot in which the amnesiac Skrull spy accidentally caught himself is based on the story "Why Won't They Believe Me?" from Amazing Adult Fantasy #7 by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko. Writer Roger Stern confirms this in the text page of this issue.

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