Ms. Marvel Vol 1 6

Ms. Marvel Vol 1 #6 Published June, 1977 Editor-in-Chief Archie Goodwin Cover Artist John Buscema Frank Giacoia Marie Severin Danny Crespi "And Grotesk Shall Slay Thee!" Writer Chris Claremont Penciler Jim Mooney Inker Joe Sinnott Colourist Janice Cohen Letterer Gaspar Saladino John Costanza Editor Archie Goodwin Previous Issue Next Issue Ms. Marvel #5 Ms. Marvel #7

Appearing in "And Grotesk Shall Slay Thee!"

Featured Characters:

•  Ms. Marvel (Carol Danvers) 

Supporting Characters:

• Woman Magazine
  • J. Jonah Jameson
  • Lynn Anderson (First appearance)
  • Frank Gianelli (First appearance)
  • Mary (Secretary)

Antagonists:

• Grotesk (Gor-Tok)

Other Characters:

• Sophie (Voice)
• Firefighters
• Daily Bugle (Mentioned)
• X-Men (Mentioned)
• Peter Corbeau (Main story and flashback)
• NASA (Referenced)

Races and Species:

• Human-Kree Hybrids
• Humans
• Kree (Mentioned)
• Gortokians

Locations:

• United States of America
  • New York
    • New York City
      • Manhattan
        • Daily Bugle Building
      • Staten Island
        • Goethals Bridge (First appearance)
  • New Jersey
    • Jersey Turnpike
  • Texas (Only in flashback)
    • Houston (Only in flashback)
      • Lunar Receiving Laboratory (First appearance)
• Pama (Referenced)
  • Hala (Referenced)

Items:

• Ms. Marvel's Suit
• Cavorite crystal (First appearance)

Évents:

• World War II (Mentioned)
  
  

Synopsis for "And Grotesk Shall Slay Thee!"

When the first issue of Woman Magazine turns out to be a financial success thanks in part to an article about Ms. Marvel, J. Jonah Jameson is both furious and happy about the outcome of its first issue. When he goes to tell off/congratulate Carol Danvers, she passes out from visions brought to her by her powers as Ms. Marvel.

Later, Carol changes into Ms. Marvel and is drawn to a factory where the underground dweller known as Grotesk has come to the surface to claim a Cavorite crystal. Ms. Marvel tries to stop Grotesk. However, she is easily overpowered and is lost in the burning rubble of the factory. Grotesk appears from the wreckage to those spectating the battle to boast about the destruction of Ms. Marvel. This story is continued next issue....

Notes

• Cover art modifications by Severin.

• Letters: Saladino (uncredited) page 1.

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