| SILVER SURFER VOLUME 1 |
For many fans the first volume of 18 issues of the Silver Surfer are the best comics the character has ever starred in. Created by the fabulous team of writer Stan Lee and artist John Buscema, the 1968 series featured a Silver Surfer trapped on earth with a humanity that feared and hated him, even though he had given up his entire freedom to save it. Though the series is now considered a comic book classic, higher prices (though for more pages of cosmic fun) and more intellectual topics than what most readers were used to, caused the series to be canceled, after a series of failed guest appearances by "popular" characters. The series ended with a Silver Surfer angry at the world and wanting to seek revenge, but nothing ever came of it. Now, Matt Hamilton, writer of the fan fiction stories Lost Knights and Straight Lines brings you Silver Surfer: Volume 1! A new fan fiction series continuing the tales of the Silver Age's Silver Surfer and disregarding all continuity there after. Now, check out the new continued adventures of the Silver Surfer. |
Recent and Upcoming Additions
SILVER
SURFER VOLUME 1 ISSUE #34 written by Matt Hamilton and James Pedrick
Added November 7th: It's Part 3 of "Horrors from the Past" as the Surfer
seeks to find the murderer of Shalla Bal on his home planet. Meanwhile, Mephisto is
lurking on earth... is there a connection? If so, Iron Man and Dr. Strange will
surely find out!
SILVER
SURFER VOLUME 1 ISSUE #33 written by Matt Hamilton and James Pedrick
Added September 26th: Its Part 2 of "Horrors from the Past" as the Surfer
learns his homeworld has changed and that he has some new enemies there as well, but
that's not the biggest surprise he's in for! Guest starring Iron Man and Mephisto!
SILVER
SURFER VOLUME 1 ISSUE #32 written by Matt Hamilton and James Pedrick
Added August 29th: Another new saga begins as the Silver Surfer makes his way home to
Zenn-La at last! But how will Mephisto's actions on earth affect the Surfer and what
can Iron Man do to help?
Back Issues
Review of
Silver Surfer Volume 1, Issues #1-18
A review of the original Silver Surfer Volume 1 issues, which were created in the late
1960's by Stan Lee and John Buscema. Currently includes reviews of issues #1-10.
Silver
Surfer Volume 1, Issue #19 written by Matt Hamilton
Terminal Ferocity Part 1: "The Surfer begins his quest for revenge on humanity (see
1970's Issue #18), but he's sidetracked by Professor Charles Xavier and his young team of
X-Men! Also guest starring Dr. Doom!"
Silver
Surfer Volume 1, Issue #20 written by Matt Hamilton
Terminal Ferocity Part 2: "The first volume of the Silver Surfer continues in Part 2
of Terminal Ferocity. But as the X-Men begin their struggle to subdue a vengeful
Silver Surfer, who is lurking nearby?"
Silver
Surfer Volume 1, Issue #21 written by Matt Hamilton
Terminal Ferocity Part 3: "Magneto and his Brotherhood of Evil Mutants are set to
rendezvous with the ravager of worlds! Will the 'captive' Silver Surfer use their first
stop off as a chance to escape?"
Silver
Surfer Volume 1, Issue #22 written by Matt Hamilton
Terminal Ferocity Part 4: "The Silver Surfer awaits the arrival of Galactus
in a plan to hopefully regain the favor of his formal master and escape his imprisonment
on Earth, but are startling surprises awaiting the Sentinel of the Spaceways?"
Silver
Surfer Volume 1, Issue #23 written by Matt Hamilton
Terminal Ferocity Part 5: "A new herald is born! Meanwhile, the Silver Surfer faces
off against Terminus, but why does this alien look familiar to the skyrider???"
Silver
Surfer Volume 1, Issue #24 written by Matt Hamilton
Terminal Ferocity Part 6: "Terminus holds the Silver Surfer captive, while Magneto
has arrived to claim his prize! But will the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants bring down the
cosmic powerhouse?"
Silver
Surfer Volume 1, Issue #25 written by Matt Hamilton
Terminal Ferocity Part 7: "The Silver Surfer must find the mighty Galactus, but will
he be able to escape the barriers of earth set by the Devourer of Worlds?"
Silver
Surfer Volume 1, Issue #26 written by Matt Hamilton
Terminal Ferocity Part 8: "A Silver Surfer, freed from his former prison, attempts to
warn Galactus of the coming threat of Terminus, but first he must get past the newest
herald of Galactus: Axiom!"
Silver
Surfer Volume 1, Issue #27 written by Matt Hamilton
Terminal Ferocity Part 9: "The Silver Surfer must team up with an unlikely ally in
order to stop the Terminus Clan from destroying Galactus!"
Silver
Surfer Volume 1, Issue #28 written by Matt Hamilton
Terminal Ferocity Part 10: "The Silver Surfer and Axiom must team up to save Galactus
from the cosmic threat known as Terminus in Part 10 of Terminal Ferocity!"
Silver
Surfer Volume 1, Issue #29 written by Matt Hamilton
Terminal Ferocity Part 11: "The Conclusion of Terminal Ferocity! Featuring
the final showdown between Galactus and the Terminus! With a special appearance by
none other than Mephisto!"
SILVER
SURFER VOLUME 1 ISSUE #0 written by Matt Hamilton
Strange Encounters: A special issue #0 presentation of Silver Surfer Volume 1, brought
to you by Heroes, the Fan Fiction Fan
Magazine. This special issues follows the Silver Surfer and a strange encounter
he comes across on his way home, to Zenn-La.
SILVER
SURFER VOLUME 1 ISSUE #30 written by E.A. Morrissey
The Eye That Sees All Part 1: Guest writer E.A. Morrissey begins his two issue stay on
Volume 1. The Silver Surfer is freed from earth's barrier (for a limited time
only!) but before reaching Shalla-Bal and his homeworld of Zenn-La, he is stopped by none
other than Odin. Also guest-starring the mighty Thor!
SILVER
SURFER VOLUME 1 ISSUE #31 written by E.A. Morrissey
The Eye That Sees All Part 2: The Game of Chess between Odin and Eternity concludes,
with the Silver Surfer in the middle of it by guest writer E.A. Morrissey!
Picture Gallery - Pictures based on the fan fiction issues.
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