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Squadron Supreme #4

Marvel · Series began 1985 · December 1985

Dates

Cover date
December 1985
On sale
August 9, 1985
Pages
36

Editions and covers (3)

Copies of #4 are not all the same book. Here is how to tell each one apart.

  • Direct edition75¢ cover

    Direct

    No UPC barcode in the corner box: direct editions show artwork, a logo or a blank box there.

    Source ↗
  • Newsstand edition75¢ cover

    Newsstand

    A UPC barcode in the cover's corner box.

    Barcode 0714860281012 · shared with another edition

    This edition’s page
  • Canadian price edition1.00 CAD cover

    Canadian

    Printed cover price 1.00 CAD.

    Barcode 0714860281012 · shared with another edition

    This edition’s page

Creators

pencils: Bob Hallinks: Bob Layton, Sam de la Rosascript: Mark Gruenwaldcolors: Mark Philipsletters: Janice Chiang

Stories

  • Change of Heart · 24 pages

    Tom Thumb creates the Behavior Modification machine. Golden Archer ask Lady Lark to marry him, and uses the Behavior Modification machine on her when she says no.

Publisher’s description

Following an encounter with a group of pro-gun advocates, the Squadron gather for a meeting. There, Tom Thumb unveils a device which can permanently alter someone's personality. Thinking they can use it to cure criminal behavior, moral questions are also raised. But when Lady Lark spurns the Golden Archer's marriage proposal, will he use the device for his own gain?

Characters

Mark MiltonHyperionJoe LedgerDoctor SpectrumStanley StewartWhizzerPower PrincessLinda LewisArcanna JonesWyatt McDonaldLady LarkAmphibianGolden ArcherKingsley RiceJames Dore Jr.Thomas ThompsonTom ThumbBlue EagleArcannaJerome MyersQuagmireSk'ym'xSkymax

Reprinted in

Squadron Supreme (1997), Squadron Supreme by Mark Gruenwald Omnibus (2010), Squadron Supreme Classic Omnibus (2016)

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