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Marvel Boy

Grant Morrison

Ages 12–17

Readers rate it 3.5 (4 on Hardcover)

148 pages · Released 2001

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Marvel Boy is a sci-fi superhero comic that follows an alien survivor seeking justice on Earth. While it contains action violence and some mature themes including imprisonment and torture, the story centers on idealism and standing up against injustice. The graphic novel format and complex themes make it better suited for older teens than younger readers.

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"Marvel Boy, A.K.A. Noh-Varr of the Kree Empire, last survivor of a doomed starship. He's seen good friends killed by sheer ignorance and hate, and his welcome to Earth has consisted of imprisonment and torture. Now he's angry--and if necessary, he'll take on our entire planet in the name of love, justice, and the free... "Marvel Boy, A.K.A. Noh-Varr of the Kree Empire, last survivor of a doomed starship. He's seen good friends killed by sheer ignorance and hate, and his welcome to Earth has consisted of imprisonment and torture. Now he's angry--and if necessary, he'll take on our entire planet in the name of love, justice, and the freedom to ride in his spaceship"--Back cover

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