Star Brand #1 introduces Ken Connell, an ordinary man granted extraordinary power by the mysterious Star Brand. As part of Marvel’s experimental New Universe imprint, this debut issue, released in October 1986, redefines the superhero genre with grounded storytelling and realistic consequences. A must-have for fans of Marvel’s 80s innovations and first issues.
Creative Team: Written by Jim Shooter, with artwork by John Romita Jr. and inks by Al Williamson, this issue showcases the creative team’s mastery in crafting a fresh, relatable take on superhero storytelling.
Significance: As the first issue of the Star Brand series and a cornerstone of the New Universe, this comic holds historical importance for Marvel’s bold attempt to create a more realistic comic book universe.
Condition Notes: This very fine copy features vibrant cover art, sharp edges, and clean interior pages, making it a fantastic choice for collectors of Marvel’s New Universe.
