Warlock and Infinity Watch #1 (1992, Marvel) NM-M New/Old Stock for Sale

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Warlock and Infinity Watch #1 (1992, Marvel) NM-M New/Old Stock For Sale

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Warlock and Infinity Watch #1 (1992, Marvel) NM-M New/Old Stock :
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Near Mint-Mint: One Owner (me), New/Old Stock from My Store (1986-2010)

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Thanks for your interest - MikeKey Issue!Basic Information:Published-February 1992Comic Age-ModernCover Price-1.75Creators:Writer-Jim StarlinInterior Artist-Angel MedinaCover Artist-Terry Austin , Angel MedinaInker-Terry AustinLetterer-Jack MorelliColorist-Ian LaughlinEditor-Craig AndersonStories:Stories may contain spoilersJUDGMENTAfter saving the universe from Thanos and ultimately acquiring his prize, the Infinity Gauntlet, Adam Warlock finds himself on trial, judged by the very cosmic beings who supported him in the conflict. Presiding over the trial is the Living Tribunal, and the one making the case that Warlock is not fit to be the supreme master of the universe is Eternity. Eventually, the Living Tribunal rules against Warlock, and he is forced to surrender his godhood by dividing the six Infinity Gems.JudgementAfter saving the universe from Thanos and ultimately acquiring his prize, the Infinity Gauntlet, Adam Warlock finds himself on trial, judged by the very cosmic beings who supported him in the conflict.
The Aftermath of the Infinity Gauntlet.
Following the events from the Infinity Gauntlet miniseries, Adam Warlock maintains posession of the six Infinity Gems and has the combined might of a demi-god. This issue deals with the case brought before the Living Tribunal initiated by Eternity wherein he claims that an artificial being like Adam Warlock who has had a brief, but tumultus past, is unfit for weilding the vast power currently in his grasp. After a confrontation, the Living Tribunal agrees with Eternity and Adam Warlock is sentenced to distribute the six Infinity Gems among five other individuals, retaining the Soul Gem for himself, and also the Living Tribunal decrees that the Infinity Gems may never be used in unison again unless Eternity himself wills it. So begins a great cosmic series by writer extraordinare, Jim Starlin.