Ms. Marvel, Vol. 1

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Ms. Marvel, Vol. 1 #9 Regular Edition comic book cover, 1977

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Ms. Marvel, Vol. 1 #9

Call Me Death-Bird! · Regular Edition · 1977

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Details

Publisher: Marvel Comics
Cover date: Sep 1977
Format: Comic
Pages: 32
Variant: Regular Edition
Key: 1st app. Deathbird

Credits

writer: Chris Claremont
colorist: Janice Cohen
letterer: John Costanza, Gaspar Saladino
artist: Sam Grainger, Joe Sinnott
editor: Archie Goodwin

Story

Being drawn from a date when the urge to change into Ms. Marvel is upon her, Carol leaves so that the transformation can take place. Paroling the city for whatever danger she sensed, she is attacked by Deathbird, who has been hired by M.O.D.O.K. to kill her. After a brief battle across the city, where Deathbird puts innocent people at risk, Deathbird manages to escape. When Carol returns to her apartment, it's blown up by a bomb which destroys all her personal possessions, including pictures of her and Michael Rossi. Later, Carol works with the Woman Magazine staff to get the next issue of the magazine out, when J. Jonah Jameson arrives with their newest member, Tabitha Townshed. After, Carol decides to check out the department store she knows is a front for AIM. When the AIM security recognizes her, they send men out who eventually capture her. However, when she is brought below, the base is attacked by M.O.D.O.K., Deathbird and his rogue faction of AIM. This story is continued next issue...

Characters

J. Jonah Jameson Jr. · Ms. Marvel (Carol Danvers) · A.I.M. (Advanced Idea Mechanics)