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The following contains major spoilers for Dazzler #3, on sale now from Marvel Comics.
The Dazzler’s latest world tour has just introduced the latest offshoot of Krakoa — and it is awesome.
Left reeling from the latest attack on herself, her band, and her legions of fans, the titular mutant hero of Dazzler #3 is left with little choice but to take to the stars in the hopes of escaping her troubles. Thankfully, she has the perfect way of doing just that thanks to a little-known vestige of Krakoa. Specifically, a living ship capable of traversing any expanse with ease, jump through any Krakoan gates still standing, and recover from almost any damage in an instant.
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Dazzler #3 is on sale now from Marvel Comics.
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