Marvel Spotlight (1971-1977) #2 by Gerry Conway

He's hailed as a hero by the public, who have no idea that he's trying to replace his rival and take over the mob, not bring them to justice. Villain with Good Publicity: Monty Walsh gains the power of Captain Universe and uses it to fight against organised crime.As the public doesn't know that, though, he effortlessly becomes a Villain with Good Publicity.

Villain Protagonist: The Monty Walsh version of Captain Universe is only fighting crime because he wants to take over and become the criminals' new boss.

It's enhanced when they both gain Captain Universe powers.

Twin Telepathy: Clare Dodgson and her twin sister Ann Stanford have some level of this, enabling Ann to warn Clare about the thugs lying in wait to ambush her. by Gary Friedrich (Author), Steve Gerber (Author), Chris Claremont (Author), 77 ratings Part of: Son of Satan (1975-1977) See all formats and editions Kindle 16.49 Read with Our Free App Paperback 57.46 6 Used from 38.37 2 New from 57.46 2 Collectible from 54.

Sequel Series: At least initially, it's a direct sequel to Captain Marvel - printing stories originally created for that title and resolving the Thanatos Gambit that Thanos arranged before his death.Taken to another level with the Captain Universe tales - due to the nature of that power, each issue has a different person become Captain Universe. Marvel Spotlight 32 Spider-Woman (Marvel, 1977) CGC NM/MT 9.8 White pages. Rotating Protagonist: The series tells unrelated stories, mostly featuring Marvel's cosmic heroes. Browse certified Marvel Spotlight, 1971 Series comic books for sale at auction.Marvel Spotlight provides examples of the following tropes: The series ended with issue #11, released December 23, 1980. The first issue was released on April 3, 1979.

Marvel Spotlight (1971-1977) #2 by Gerry Conway