SOLAR MAN OF THE ATOM #2 - #48 (1993-) Valiant Comics (Sold separately)

Description: SOLAR MAN OF THE ATOM Assorted Issues (1993-) VALIANT COMICS SOLAR 20 - After a fight with Gayle, Solar leaves before they say or do something that they'll regret and during that time discovers an alien ship with lots of mysteries in "Dawn of the Malevelants." Script by Kevin Vanhook and art by Peter Grau & Stan Drake. Joe Quesada/Kevin Nowlan cover.SOLAR 21 - On the outs with Gayle after she discovers what he did with his power, Solar is depressed and questioning all of his actions, which makes him a perfect victim for Master Darque in "Afraid of the Darque – Part One." Script by Kevin Vanhook and art by Peter Grau & Stan Drake. Joe Quesada/Jimmy Palmiotti coverSOLAR 22 - Master Darque continues to manipulate Solar into questioning his actions and thoughts and put him deeper into trouble while Gayle continues to struggle with her relationship with Solar in "Afraid of the Darque Part Two – Where Do Gods Go to Pray?" Script by Kevin Vanhook and art by Peter Grau & Stan Drake. Joe Quesada coverSOLAR 23 - The Geomancer appears and tells Gayle and John that they need to help Solar, who is being manipulated by Master Darque, and stop him before he does something horrible in "Afraid of the Darque Part Three – Split Decision." Script by Kevin Vanhook and art by Peter Grau & Stan Drake. Guest starring the Geomancer from the Eternal Warrior. Joe Quesada/Bob Layton cover.SOLAR 24 - Solar goes to great lengths to confront Harada of the Harbinger Foundation about manipulating him while the other Solar searches in outer space for the Spider Creature aliens in "Half A Man." Script by Kevin Vanhook and art by Peter Grau & Jimmy Palmiotti. Mike Mignola cover.SOLAR 25 - "Solar Eclipse" by Kevin VanHook (script), Peter Grau (art) & Jimmy Palmiotti (inks); Cover by Leeke; Shares scenes from Secret Weapons # 1; Geoff the Geomancer, two of them goofy Harbinger kids, Eternal Warrior, Master Darque, Doctor Eclipse app; story continues in Secret Weapons # 2SOLAR 26 - While on their way to a physics symposium, Solar and Gayle discover that Rusk, one of the Spider Creature aliens who escaped in a previous battle, has established an operation in a small town in Georgia. So Solar and Gayle investigates to see what is going on in "A Town Called Malice." Script by Tony Bedard & Kevin Vanhook and art by David Wong & Fred Fredricks.SOLAR 27 - After seeing a strange man appear before him, Solar searches for him and finds out that he is someone who is going to take him to be awake in the dreamtime so that he can deal with whatever is troubling his mind and heart in "Awake in the Dreamtime." Script by Kevin Vanhook and art by Peter Grau & Jimmy Palmiotti.SOLAR 28 - The other Solar continues his quest in space to find and destroy the Spider Creature aliens while the Solar on Earth tries to take care of things and figure out a way to help the other Solar in "Fool's Paradise." Script by Kevin Vanhook and art by Peter Grau & Jimmy Palmiotti.SOLAR 29 - Solar goes into virtual reality in order to help the other Solar who is in deep space trying to destroy the Spider Creature aliens in "An Angry Light." Script by Kevin Vanhook and art by Peter Grau & Jimmy Palmiotti. Joe Quesada cover. First Valiant Vision book. Valiant Vision glasses were sold seperately in Valiant Vision Starter Kits.SOLAR 30 - While Solar and Gayle try to enjoy a day off, a strange rock like material discovered in the desert turns a scientist into a hungry, energy-absorbing creature that Solar must stop in "Ravenus." Script by Kevin Vanhook and art by Peter Grau & Jimmy PalmiottiSOLAR 31 - After defeating Ravenus, the energy absorbing villain in last issue, Solar has to figure out what to do with him and how to keep him from interfering with Christmas plans in "Noel Nightmare." Script by Kevin Vanhook and art by Peter Grau & Jimmy Palmiotti. SOLAR 32 - Solar tries to sort out the long time problems with his father and Gayle attempts to fix things with her mother who has taken up residence in their home in "Parent's Night." Script by Kevin Vanhook and art by Peter Grau & Jimmy Palmiotti.SOLAR 34 - Solar the Destroyer continues in his efforts to destroy the evil Spider Creature aliens and tries to stop the horrors that are occurring on the Human Chattle Houses of LZ-15 in "Genocide Part Two." Script by Kevin Vanhook and art by Peter Grau & Jimmy Palmiotti. Valiant Vision. - SOLAR #36 - Doctor Eclipse escapes from his prison, joins forces with Ravenus and tries to get revenge on Solar in "Last Tango in Muskogee." Script by Kevin Vanhook and art by Andrew Wendel & Kathryn BolingeSOLAR 37 - Left in the unreality realm, Solar tries to keep from going mad and battle Ravenus and then try to stop Dr. Eclipse from hurting his friends in "Where Madness Dwells." Script by Kevin Vanhook and art by Andrew Wendel & Louis Small Jr. & Maria Beccari.SOLAR 38 - Something strange is happening as Solar's atomic structure is starting to dissipate and some weird storm clouds are brewing outside. Are the two occurrences linked? That's what Solar wants to know in "A Distant Call." Script by Kevin Vanhook and art by Andrew Wendel & Stan Drake #46 -It's a new world and new time with new heroes and villains and they are registered. But into this world comes an unregistered and unknown super powered entity -- Solar in "Brave New World – Part One." Script by Dan Jurgens and art by Dan Jurgens & Dick Giordano. #47 - The heroes of the new world and new time try to figure out who Solar is, where he came from, and what he wants in "Brave New World – Part Two." Script by Dan Jurgens and art by Dan Jurgens & Dick Giordano. #48 -The trail to the mysterious Solar leads the heroes of the new world and new time to scientist and family man Phil Seleski whom they take in to question and test in "Brave New World – Part Three." Script by Dan Jurgens and art by Dan Jurgens & Dick Giordano.All comic books are bagged & boarded(100% Archival Safe). Photos are of actual product US OWNED & OPERATED SMOKE FREE ENVIRONMENT CONTACT US WITH ANY QUESTIONS "VF, NM, FN, VG, etc" is not an official rating by the CGC. It is only intended to describe the condition of the item that you are purchasing - please see photos for condition details. SHIPPING POLICY All items confirmed purchased before 2pm EST, Mon-Fri, are typically mailed same business day. 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Minor corner wear, a light accumulation of spine stress that may include color-break, a light accumulation of dents, and bends or folds less than 1/4" or minor color breaks from the printing process. VF - A “Very Fine” copy has minor defects, but overall is in excellent condition. Acceptable defects on a VF are typically minor and may include: minor corner wear, a light accumulation of spine stress that may include color-break, a light accumulation of dents, and bends or folds less than 1/4" (note that on a VF copy, some color-break is allowed in a bend/fold). If you have specific questions about the EXACT condition of the comic you are purchasing, please contact us prior to purchase.FN - "Fine" Typically considered "above average" but still shows some wear due to either an accumulation of minor defects or one or two moderate defects. 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Defects on a GD copy may include: A vertical crease running the books length, 1.5"-2" spine split, cover/centerfold completely separated, major tears, heavy discoloration/brittleness from oxidation, heavy amounts of staining, residue, and/or water damage.

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