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Bunn Broccardo Sotomayor 1 PART 0 0 7 1 1 T 7 US BUNN RATED RATED $3.99 DIRECT EDITION MARVEL.COM 7 59606 08344 2 SOTOMAYOR BROCCARDO Known to the world as Kid Kaiju, Kei Kawade has the Inhuman ability to summon and create monsters simply by drawing them. JOINED BY CREATURE-EXPERT Elsa Bloodstone, Kid Kaiju AND HIS TEAM protect the world from monsters gone bad. kid kaiju elsa aegis hi-vo mekara scragg slizzik bloodstone Kid Kaiju was having nightmares of strange, armored creatures from another dimension, and they didn’t stop when he woke up--Kei has been waking up to half-completed sketches of these same creatures, sketches he made while asleep. afraid of his own abilities, kid kaiju and elsa bloodstone teleported alone into the savage land, far away from civilization. but while explaining his dreams, kei absentmindedly drew one of his nightmare creatures to life! Cullen Bunn Andrea Broccardo Chris Sotomayor VC’s Travis Lanham Writer artist color artist letterer r.b. silva & Dan Mora & Romulo Fajardo Jr. Nolan Woodard based on the cover to fantastic four (1961) #1 by cover art Jack Kirby, George Klein & Stan Goldberg Legacy Homage Variant art Christina Harrington mark paniccia editor senior editor axel alonso joe quesada dan buckley alan fine Editor in chief chief creative officer pRESIDENT executive producer MONSTERS UNLEASHED No. 7, December 2017. Published Monthly by MARVEL WORLDWIDE, INC., a subsidiary of MARVEL ENTERTAINMENT, LLC. OFFICE OF PUBLICATION: 135 West 50th Street, New York, NY 10020. 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CEBULSKI, VP of Brand Management & Development, Asia; DAVID GABRIEL, SVP of Sales & Marketing, Publishing; JEFF YOUNGQUIST, VP of Production & Special Projects; DAN CARR, Executive Director of Publishing Technology; ALEX MORALES, Director of Publishing Operations; SUSAN CRESPI, Production Manager; STAN LEE, Chairman Emeritus. For information regarding advertising in Marvel Comics or on Marvel.com, please contact Vit DeBellis, Integrated Sales Manager, at [email protected]. For Marvel subscription inquiries, please call 888-511-5480. Manufactured between 09/22/2017 and 10/02/2017 by QUAD/GRAPHICS WASECA, WASECA, MN, USA. don’t mind me. I’m just a kid who summons monsters by drawing them. usually, the monsters I summon are a little friendlier. sure, sometimes they threaten to eat me, but they don’t really mean it. I don’t think. you cannot escape! you have brought me here to ravage this world! do not insult me by fleeing like a coward! but this one… …the weird one that I called up by accident… …I think he means it! don’t look back, kei! too late, elsa! the savage land. that’s not fin fang foom! figured that out all on your own, did you? any idea who it might be? we’ll get that sorted soon enough. but first-- --get down! that sounds like a terrible deal. oh, I don’t surrender, know. boy! being I have roasted use for alive isn’t someone with so bad. gifts such as yours! I’ve I will survived surrender, roast the woman worse. and I shall alive, but I shall spare you! spare you! but not today. that… that behemoth- creature… I swear I buster won’t stun didn’t mean to him for long. …I think maybe it’s draw him! some sort of fin fang foom from another dimension! fools! a creature of this universe might have fallen before such an attack. but not I! elsa…we I’ll use we’ll can’t! the causeway figure out how that to teleport to stop that monster has us home. beast, but we need to get you wings. to safety first. it can fly. if we don't stop it now, I didn’t here in the mean to savage land, summon but I how long it. can’t just before it make a mess I don’t like this and flies off to a even know populated then leave how that it. area? happened. wouldn’t that make me a monster, too? you’re a right fool, kei kawade. you should have told me about your worries before now. but you’re not a monster. I’ve watched you save the world. you’re a hero. I thought I so you failed. could control join the club. my powers… but I can’t. I can’t save every person on the planet from every vampire attack. and I that doesn’t can’t be stop me from a hero staking every if-- bloodsucker I see. do you think captain bloody marvel feels just peachy every time some disaster strikes in one place while she’s saving lives in another? heroes now--before fall down, that scaly kei… …but they behemoth also get tracks us back up. down… the island I can’t be the only one of mu. who has wondered/ speculated/thought “…summon about this. those monsters of yours and don’t any let’s this.” of you want to end know where we came from? I didn’t come from anywhere. kei drew me, here I am. but what about before, aegis? don’t you have memories of your life before kei drew you? that “big lummox” personality of yours came from somewhere..
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