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Rom and Serpentyne by Michael Golden. This served as the cover of Rom (vol. 1) #9 (August, 1980).
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Rom and Serpentyne by Michael Golden. This served as the cover of Rom (vol. 1) #9 (August, 1980).
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Cover of the Day: Rom #18 (May, 1981) Art by Frank Miller, Terry Austin, George Roussos
Here's a better version of the ROM Spaceknight and She-Hulk pin-up
FROM GALADORIAN SPACE KNIGHTS TO BRONZE AGE MUTANTS -- IN THE MIGHTY MARVEL MANNER!
PIC(S) INFO: Mega spotlight on assorted horizontal Marvel House Ads, from the 1970s and '80s, featuring Marvelous titles such as:
ROM, Space Knight
The Uncanny X-Men by Chris Claremont, John Byrne, & Terry Austin
The Squadron Supreme Vol. 1
Spider-Woman Vol. 1
Power Man and Iron Fist, c. 1972
"The New Mutants," c. 1989-1990
The Inhumans, plus Black Widow, from "Amazing Adventures" Vol. 1
"The Avengers" Vol. 1, c. 1973
"The Mighty Thor" Vol. 1, c. 1983
Captain Britain, c. 1976.
"Uncanny X-MEN" Vol. 1, c. 1975
"The Haunt of Horror" Vol. 1, c. 1974
Source: https://forum.sanctuary.fr/t/page-s-de-pub/185608/225.
(1980)
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The Spaceknights make their first appearance in the Krakoa era during Cable #1 as the Light of Galador is found!
ROM himself may have been a toy-to-comics hero with a 75-issue run under his belt but these new Spaceknights are looking just as 70s and a lot more evil.
ROM #2, January 1980, cover by Al Milgrom
The ROM Gallery - Marvel Comics ROM Spaceknight #09 By Michael Golden