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Marvel Graphic Novel (1982)

Marvel Graphic Novel #8

Marvel · August 1983

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About this issue

Writer
John Byrne and Ron Wilson
Penciller
Ron Wilson
Inker
Armando Gil
Colorist
Bob Sharen, John Tartaglione, Mark Bright, and Steve Oliff
Letterer
Michael Higgins
Cover
Bill Sienkiewicz and Mark Bright
Editor
Bob Budiansky and Michael Higgins
Editor In Chief
Jim Shooter
Cover date
August 1983
Cover price
$5.95
Pages
68
Rating
Unknown

In the not so distant future corrupt and ineffective governments no longer rule the people of earth. Large corporations such as Aerotech, Ben Clair Oil and Delcosmetics control everything from the police force to sporting events. For corporate big wigs life is fantastic and everything is at their disposal, but for the masses life is hard and tedious. The only thing that the "corporates" and the common man have in common is sport and their is only one sport...Super Boxing. Near superhuman athletes wear body armor, jet boots and superpowered gloves to boost their already considerable attributes to levels so powerful that every bout could end in death. Roman Alexis is the corporate champion born and bred to be the best, undefeated in 200 bouts. Max Turner is a near perfect specimen who fights in the rough underground rings, he is undefeated except for 2 draws. Max's fierce fighting and impressive record draws the attention of the corporate higher ups who set-up a match between Roman and Max. It's big business versus the common man and only one can survive.