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Dazzler Omnibus #nn

Marvel · Series began 2024 · 2024

Dates

Cover date
2024
On sale
October 16, 2024
Pages
1368

Editions and covers (2)

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  • Newsstand edition (original)

    A UPC barcode in the cover's corner box.

    Barcode 978130295960959999

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    Barcode 978130295961659999

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Story arc: Secret Wars II

This is part 44 of 44. Reading order by cover month and on-sale date; arc records can be incomplete.

  1. Secret Wars II (1985) #1
  2. The New Mutants (1983) #30
  3. Captain America (1968) #308
  4. The Uncanny X-Men (1981) #196
  5. Iron Man (1968) #197
  6. Secret Wars II (1985) #2
  7. Fantastic Four (1961) #282
  8. Web of Spider-Man (1985) #6
  9. The Amazing Spider-Man (1963) #268
  10. Secret Wars II (1985) #3
  11. Daredevil (1964) #223
  12. The Avengers (1963) #260
  13. The Incredible Hulk (1968) #312
  14. Secret Wars II (1985) #4
  15. Alpha Flight (1983) #28
  16. Dazzler (1981) #40
  17. The Avengers (1963) #261
  18. Rom (1979) #72
  19. Secret Wars II (1985) #5
  20. Fantastic Four (1961) #285
  21. The Thing (1983) #30
  22. Doctor Strange (1974) #74
  23. Secret Wars II (1985) #6
  24. Micronauts (1984) #16
  25. Power Pack (1984) #18
  26. Cloak and Dagger (1985) #4
  27. Power Man and Iron Fist (1981) #121
  28. Secret Wars II (1985) #7
  29. Thor (1966) #363
  30. The Defenders (1972) #152
  31. The New Mutants (1983) #36
  32. The Uncanny X-Men (1981) #202
  33. The Amazing Spider-Man (1963) #273
  34. Secret Wars II (1985) #8
  35. The Spectacular Spider-Man (1976) #111
  36. Fantastic Four (1961) #288
  37. The Avengers (1963) #265
  38. The Amazing Spider-Man (1963) #274
  39. Secret Wars II (1985) #9
  40. The New Mutants (1983) #37
  41. The Uncanny X-Men (1981) #203
  42. The Avengers (1963) #266
  43. Quasar (1989) #8
  44. Dazzler Omnibus (2024) #nn

Creators

pencils: Artgerm, John Romita Jr., John Byrne, Frank Miller, Jim Mooney, Mike Esposito, Keith Pollard, Bob Larkin, John Romita, John Buscema, Walter Simonson, Brent Anderson, Alan Kupperberg, Frank Springer, Ed Hannigan, Bob Layton, Bill Sienkiewicz, Vince Colletta, John Tartaglione, Eliot R. Brown, M. D. Bright, Joe Jusko, Butch Guice, Geof Isherwood, Don Perlin, Mary Wilshire, Tom Morgan, Paul Chadwick, Al Milgrom, Colleen Doran, Mike Vosburg, Joe Albeloinks: Artgerm, Terry Austin, Jim Mooney, Mike Esposito, Bob Larkin, Bob McLeod, Alfredo Alcala, Al Milgrom, Walter Simonson, Joe Sinnott, Armando Gil, Danny Bulanadi, Frank Springer, Ricardo Villamonte, Bob Layton, Frank McLaughlin, Klaus Janson, Vince Colletta, John Romita, John Tartaglione, Bill Sienkiewicz, Bob Wiacek, Eliot R. Brown, Dave Simons, Joe Jusko, Kim DeMulder, John Byrne, Joe Rubinstein, Mike Gustovich, Butch Guice, Steve Leialoha, Romeo Tanghal, Jon D'Agostinocolors: Artgerm, Glynis Oliver, Bob Sharen, Bob Larkin, Ken Klaczak, Roger Slifer, Don Warfield, Andy Yanchus, Christie Scheele, Eliot R. Brown, Ken Feduniewicz, Bill Sienkiewicz, Barry Grossman, George Roussos, Petra Goldbergscript: Danny Fingeroth, Chris Claremont, John Byrne, Marv Wolfman, Tom DeFalco, Jim Shooter, Denny O'Neil, Steven Grant, Ralph Macchio, Frank Springer, C. Tomlinson, Mike Carlin, Michael Higgins, Ann Nocenti, Linda Grant, Bob DeNatale, Archie Goodwin, Jo Duffy, Joe Albelo, Mark Gruenwaldletters: Danny Crespi, Jim Salicrup, Tom Orzechowski, Jim Novak, Joe Rosen, Irv Watanabe, Janice Chiang, Karin Nemri, Rick Parker, Michael Higgins, Jack Morelli, Diana Albers, Lois Buhalis

Stories

  • Dazzler and Me · 4 pages
  • Dazzler · 17 pages

    Kitty helps four of the X-Men escape from Emma Frost. Scott and Jean try to beat the Hellfire Club to recruiting Dazzler, the first mutant of the disco era. Jean's Mastermind-induced mind trips continue.

  • Run for Your Life! · 17 pages

    Kitty leads Scott, Jean and Kurt to where the White Queen is holding the rest of the team. Phoenix manifests astounding power in confronting the White Queen. Xavier offers a place to the two new mutants on his team-- Dazzler turns him down but Kitty joins.

  • Bewitched, Bothered and Be-Dazzled! · 18 pages

    Lightmaster tries to use Dazzler's mutant powers to augment his own, but Spider-Man gets in the way.

  • So Bright This Star · 23 pages

    Dazzler decides to make a go of becoming a professional singer. She auditions at a local disco but her competition turns out to be none other than the Enchantress. When the club owner picks Ali over Amora, the Enchantress gets really, really mad.

  • Where Demons Fear to Dwell! · 22 pages

    Dazzler makes her debut singing in a local disco and all of her super heroic friends come out to watch. It's a good thing, too, as a jealous Enchantress attacks. While the X-Men, Avengers and FF take care of Amora's goons, Ali takes down the Enchantress herself. With the heroes still in tow, Dazzler auditions for a music producer and is immediately signed.

  • The Jewels of Doom! · 22 pages

    The Fantastic Four examines Dazzler's powers. Dazzler is to perform at the UN building, where an exhibition also is held with the Latverian crown jewels. Dr. Doom drops by to get the stones and the Merlin stone in particular.

  • Here Nightmares Abide! · 22 pages
  • Tell Joey I Love Him! · 22 pages
  • The Hulk May Be Hazardous to Your Health! · 21 pages

    The Hulk crashes a country-and-western gig Dazzler is performing at. Dazzler starts dating Dr. Paul Janson.

  • Fort Apache, the Hulk! · 21 pages

    The Enforcers are hired to kill Harry S. Osgood and the Techmaster is watching Dazzler's continued fight with the Hulk.

  • Hell... Hell Is for Harry! · 21 pages
  • The Sound and the Fury! · 21 pages

    Trying to understand her powers, Dazzler goes to Project Pegasus to have them studied. There, she is tricked in helping Klaw escape.

  • In the Darkness... a Light! · 21 pages
  • ...Lest Ye Be Judged! · 21 pages
  • Endless Hate · 22 pages
  • Trial... and Terror! · 23 pages

    Alison turns herself in for the "murder" of Klaw. She is sent to Ryker's Island, where she encounters the Grapplers. After defeating them, she is found not guilty.

  • This Is a Long Time Ago · 4 pages
  • ...Without Getting Killed Or Caught...! · 21 pages
  • Dazzling Make-Up Contest · 1 pages
  • Private Eyes · 22 pages
  • Black Magic Woman! · 22 pages
  • The Angel and the Octopus! · 22 pages
  • The Absorbing Man Wants You! · 22 pages
  • Creel... and Inhuman Treatment! · 22 pages
  • Out of the Past! · 22 pages
  • Alison Blaire, This Is Your Life! · 38 pages
  • The Sisterhood · 22 pages
  • Fire in the Night! · 22 pages
  • A Rogue in the House · 22 pages
  • The Jagged Edge · 22 pages
  • Introduction · 4 pages
  • Against the Wind · 22 pages
  • Fugitive · 22 pages
  • Vendetta! · 22 pages
  • Fame · 19 pages
  • The Debt! · 22 pages
  • Tidal Wave! · 22 pages

    Ali hooks up with a stunt man and saves his beachfront house from a tidal wave.

  • Moon Lighting · 22 pages

    Ali travels to the moon to aid the Inhumans against a mysterious blackness threatening Attilan.

  • Chiller! · 22 pages

    Ali lands a job in a music video that bears an uncanny resemblance to Michael Jackson's Thriller.

  • Where Have All the Models Gone? · 22 pages

    Ali becomes one of Millie's Models. A rival designer is making all of Millie's Models disappear.

  • Dazzler: The Movie · 70 pages

    Dazzler hooks up with (and by "hooks up with" I mean falls in love with and has carnal relations with) an aging movie star (complete with toupee, false teeth and pot belly) and they both try to further their careers by making a feature film which gets shot to pieces when Dazzler is outed to the world as a mutant.

  • Full Circle · 4 pages
  • Beauty and the Beast Part 1 · 23 pages

    Beast is on vacation from the Defenders and heads to Hollywood to hang out with Wonder Man. Dazzler, whose career was ruined, is attending a party when she is approached by Alexander Flynn who wants her to perform at an experimental underground theater. Tired of being out of the limelight, she agrees and signs a contract with Hugo Longride. Hank and Simon run into Dazzler at another party and are disgusted by the sleazy new company she is keeping. Dazzler's powers begin to erupt out of control and she abruptly disappears. Beast tracks her down and promises to take care of her.

  • Heartbreak Hotel · 23 pages

    Dazzler's powers are out of control and she is recuperating under the watchful eye of Beast at a residence for displaced mutants. The pair begin to foster a romance. Alexander Flynn arrives at the hotel and promises to help Dazzler with her power problems if she will come perform. She agrees, Beast follows and attends Dazzler's first performance and is horrified to find that the theater is a arena where mutants fight. Alex promises Dazzler it is staged but a mutant is killed. Beast tries to get Dazzler to leave with him but she begins to feel at home with her fellow misfit mutants and refuses.

  • Showtime · 23 pages

    Beast and Dazzler begin to spend a little more time together, even though Hank strongly disapproves of her fighting in the arena. Beast once again tries and talk her out of participating but she refuses. Beast investigates a lab in the complex and discovers that Flynn and Longride have been giving Dazzler a potion that makes her powers go out of control. He is caught and injected with a potion himself. In the arena, Dazzler finds herself facing a feral Beast and they wage a brutal battle. The pair snap out of it but the audience still wants blood. Flynn accommodates them by killing Longride.

  • Checkmate · 23 pages

    Dr. Doom arrives and finds Hugo Longride dead at the hands of Flynn. It turns out that Longride was a robot placed by Doom to keep tabs on Flynn who claims to be his son. Flynn tells his fellow mutants that he plans on leading them in the overthrow of Latveria. Realizing the plan is suicidal madness, Max frees the Beast and Dazzler and they lead a revolt against Flynn. Doom warns the fallen Flynn to stop telling people that Doom is his father. With the mutants in control of the arena, they decide to turn it into something more productive. Dazzler and Beast break off their relationship.

  • Brawl! · 22 pages

    Ali gets a job as a waitress in an all girls club and runs up against a mean roller derby team out to start a fight.

  • The Human Touch! · 22 pages

    Ali's new gig at a night club gets her stalked by a super villain.

  • The Girl in the Machine · 22 pages

    Ali goes to visit an old friend, only to find herself trapped in a house of horror.

  • Challenge · 22 pages
  • Love Is the Answer! · 26 pages

    The Beyonder wishes to explore the human concept of desire and picks Dazzler (whom he calls possibly the most powerful mutant to walk the planet) as his new love interest. Despite all of his best efforts at wining and dining, gift giving, emotional manipulation and showing off with his powers, he finds that the only way he can make her fall for him is to control her mind and force her. Finding this to be unfulfilling, he releases her from his control and abandons his quest.

  • Deathgrip · 22 pages
  • Travelers · 22 pages
  • Revelations · 22 pages

    Dazzler is the key to a cult's power, and the cult leader takes over the body of Ali's father to convince her to help them.

  • Curtain! · 22 pages

    Dazzler is captured by the cult while trying to free her mother. Beast and O.Z. come to the rescue. With the help of her friends, Dazzler fakes her death to try and find a life outside of the mutant spotlight.

  • Duet · 7 pages
  • What If the Dazzler Had Become the Herald of Galactus? · 20 pages
  • What If Dazzler Had Become a Stand-Up Comedienne Instead of a Singer? · 1 pages
  • What If Dazzler Had Decided to Become a Lawyer? · 1 pages

Characters

Peter ParkerSpider-ManLoganWolverineSteve RogersCaptain AmericaTony StarkIron ManBruce BannerHulkBen GrimmScott SummersThe ThingCyclopsReed RichardsOroro MunroeStormMister FantasticHank McCoyBeastPiotr RasputinColossusKurt WagnerNightcrawlerWarren Worthington IIIRogueCharles XavierAnna MarieJanet Van DyneProfessor X

Run and key data from the Grand Comics Database (comics.org), CC BY-SA 4.0.

Identifiers and aliases from Wikidata (CC0).