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The Marvels Channel: Monsters, Myths, and Marvels (2008) #1

 
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Writer: 
Frank Tieri
Director of digital content: 
John Cerilli
Artist: 
Juan Santacruz
Digital production manager: 
Tim Smith3
Publisher: 
Dan Buckley
Digital coordinator: 
Harry Go
Editor: 
Mark Paniccia
Assistant editor: 
Charlie Beckerman
Colors: 
ANGEL MARIN
Editor in chief: 
Joe Quesada
Letters: 
Nate Piekos
Orig. Published: 
October 22, 2008
Format: 
Comic 

The Story: (hide) MARVEL DIGITAL COMICS EXCLUSIVE Galactus... devourer of worlds... embodiment of a cosmos... oldest being in the universe... totally made up? Join reporter Gordon Allsworth as he ventures to expose the lies and unearth the truth about the foremost foe of the Fantastic Four. Prepare for your world to be turned upside-down as experts de-bunk Galactus and explore the financial motivations for creating such a being. With limited (fake) commercial interruption.

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