



The Star Stone
By Demon Destroyed!
- Published By
- Marvel Comics, presented by Star Comics
- Cost
- $1.50 US / $2.00 CAD / £0.40 UK
- Pencils
- Mark Bagley
- Inks
- Romeo Tanghal
- Letters
- Janice Chiang
- Colours
- Julianna Ferriter
- Editor
- Bob Budiansky
- Editor-In-Chief
- Tom DeFalco
Issue summary
Harkon is seen fleeing the Dagger Assault he has built for the Darkling Lords; only the arrival of the repaired Sky Claw now piloted by Arzon saves the blacksmith from being recaptured. Mordredd loses control of the jet pod and crashes into the main body of the Dagger Assault. An enraged Reekon attack his supposed comrade for fouling up the operation and damaging the vehicles. As Arzon helps the fatigued Harkon to the Sky Claw some starving children ask him for food but there is nothing he can do.
Back in his castle Darkstorm warns Mordredd that the only thing keeping him alive is his usefulness to pilot the Sky Claw once it is recaptured. He orders both Reekon and Mordredd to make up for their failure.
In New Valarak Harkon has yet to come around and is being watched in bed, muttering about the end of magic and return of science. Arzon remarks what a great step the return of science would be but is corrected by Leoric that whilst he too shares his concerns for those in need the Age of Magic has given people new hope and a fresh start. Arzon hands Leoric the map that Harkon was clutching when rescued, all the time spied upon by Reekon and Mordredd in their totem forms. They leave to take the map to New Valarak’s map room for reference. On their way out Reekon and Mordredd steal the Sky Claw and intend to report back to Darkstorm about the map. Leoric sends the Knights to the location to arrive before the Darkling Lords whilst he and Arzon visit Iron Mountain.
Interesting facts
7Were you paying attention to this issue? Here's some interesting facts that you may have missed.
- We discover that Harklon the Blacksmith also built the Dagger Assault
- According to this issue Arzon can fly the Sky Claw
- Harklon originall had the scroll which told of the location of the doomsday bomb hidden inside Meteor Peak
- We discover that Virulina hates flowers
- New Valarak is on a continent which is the same shape as North America
- The human race on Prysmos has been there for a long time. A meteor crashed 10,000 years prior to current events in the Age of Science
- In the comics the Capture Chariot and the Lancer Cycle were from the time of the Age of Science, 10,000 years prior
Bloopers
7Mistakes happen within the comic industry, here is a list of this issues mistakes.
- On page 3 Arzon has a blue face
- Arzon is seen flying the Sky Claw. According to rules set up in the cartoon series this would not be possible
- On page 6, 7, 8 Lerioc is shown with blonde hair
- On page 14 Lerioc is green
- On page 17 Darkstorm is yellow
- On page 22 Arzon's face was not coloured
- On page 16 Feryl turns in to a fox, where as his magical totem is that of the wolf
Featured characters
21- Dagger Assault (introduced)
- Harkon (introduced)In the comics Harklon the Blacksmith created the Dagger Assault
- Reekon (introduced)
- Mortdredd (introduced)
- Arzon (introduced)Arzon is show being able to fly the Skyclaw, something that is not possible according to the cartoon series
- Unnamed Villagers (introduced)
- Darkstorm (introduced)
- Virulina (introduced)
- Lexor (introduced)
- Leoric (introduced)
- Witterquick (introduced)
- Galadria (introduced)
- Cryotek (introduced)
- Merklynn (introduced)As a rock
- Ectar (introduced)
- Feryl (introduced)
- Capture Chariot (introduced)In the comics the Capture Chariot was built 10,000 years before the Great Cataclyms and was stored in Gravestone Bay
- Lancer Cycle (introduced)In the comics the Lancer Cycle was built 10,000 years before the Great Cataclyms and was stored in Gravestone Bay
- Cravex (introduced)
- Cindarr (introduced)
- Tech-Colonel Ragni Fiesel (introduced)
Introduced Named only / dropped Vehicle