Silver Surfer #11
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| Writer | Dan Slott |
| Artist | Mike Allred |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
He used to be Warrior One, the ultimate soldier. Then he lost a fight with the Silver Surfer and was stripped of his rank. Now he's upped his game and is back for vengeance as WARRIOR ZERO!
It's a cosmic throwdown for the ages! And when it's over...Silver Surfer and Dawn's lives will never be the same again. Not an idle boast or bombastic hyperbole. This issue profoundly changes this entire series. DON'T MISS THIS ONE.
Rated T+
CRITIC REVIEWS
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9.5
AIPT - David Brooke
May 10, 2017An exceptional issue that captures the fun of Silver Surfer and Dawn's space adventures, delivers a major belly laugh, and ends with a cliffhanger that could change everything! Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS
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Another great issue by Slott and Allred. Dawn's dad was one of the best characters I hope he's not deadðŸ˜ðŸ˜
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This book never fails to make me smile...ðŸ‘ðŸ½
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BEARBARIANS! Nothing to ad.
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8.5
The series seems to be back on the right track, with a real story arc and no more delays. This issue is fun, entertaining and its cliff-hanger is very unexpected. As always, the art is breathtaking. For once, I can't wait for the next issue of Silver Surfer!
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A clever twist on the usual story as the Surfer spends his time avoiding space challenges; ends with a devastating surprise that could change everything for Dawn and Norin Radd.
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Fun challenge-best-avoided issue. Art better than usual. Effectively cliffhanger teaser.
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Space nonsense - in the form of a duel with feeble, forgotten baddie "Warrior Zero" - gets in the way of Dawn's Earthly life. What will this mean for her partnership with Norrin Radd? Another gorgeous but somewhat shallow adventure for Dawn and the Surfer, at least until the end slams down a hammerblow of feelings. This series has been very lighthearted and consequence-free, but it looks like Dawn will be forced to face the fact that nothing comes without cost. Though this issue itself isn't best-of-the-best, I feel it's doing perfect stage-setting for an epic conclusion.
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