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Silver Surfer (1987) #47
Silver Surfer (1987) #47
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Silver Surfer (1987) #47 – Cosmic Chaos with a Devilish Twist! Grab your cosmic surfboard and brace for impact, because Silver Surfer (1987) #47 is about to hurl you into a whirlwind of galactic mayhem and devilish deals! Published on March 1, 1991, with Jim Starlin’s masterful script and Ron Lim’s pencils that shine brighter than a supernova, this issue weaves the Silver Surfer into the Infinity Gauntlet fallout with a side of Mephisto’s mischief. Whether you’re a collector chasing a cosmic key, a fan of Norrin Radd’s starry struggles, or just here for the interdimensional insanity, this book’s packed with enough drama to shake the cosmos. Let’s surf into why this issue’s a must-have for your longbox!
What’s the Cosmic Commotion?
Fresh off the Infinity Gauntlet saga, the universe is still picking up the pieces, and the Silver Surfer’s caught in the crossfire. Over in Soul World—inside the Soul Gem—Adam Warlock’s playing cosmic cop, trying to stop Drax the Destroyer from living up to his name and smashing the whole place to bits. Drax is punching first and thinking never, while Warlock’s got his hands full keeping Soul World from becoming Soul Rubble. Meanwhile, Norrin’s cruising the cosmos when—surprise!—Mephisto, Hell’s smarmiest dealmaker, slithers in with a cryptic warning that’s got “bad news” written all over it. Is it a trick, a trap, or just Mephisto being his usual demonic drama queen? Starlin’s script crackles with tension, tying into the Infinity epic while setting up Warlock and the Infinity Watch, and Lim’s art makes every punch and devilish smirk feel like a blockbuster. It’s Infinity Gauntlet: The Hangover, with Norrin dodging hellfire and Drax throwing cosmic tantrums!
Fresh off the Infinity Gauntlet saga, the universe is still picking up the pieces, and the Silver Surfer’s caught in the crossfire. Over in Soul World—inside the Soul Gem—Adam Warlock’s playing cosmic cop, trying to stop Drax the Destroyer from living up to his name and smashing the whole place to bits. Drax is punching first and thinking never, while Warlock’s got his hands full keeping Soul World from becoming Soul Rubble. Meanwhile, Norrin’s cruising the cosmos when—surprise!—Mephisto, Hell’s smarmiest dealmaker, slithers in with a cryptic warning that’s got “bad news” written all over it. Is it a trick, a trap, or just Mephisto being his usual demonic drama queen? Starlin’s script crackles with tension, tying into the Infinity epic while setting up Warlock and the Infinity Watch, and Lim’s art makes every punch and devilish smirk feel like a blockbuster. It’s Infinity Gauntlet: The Hangover, with Norrin dodging hellfire and Drax throwing cosmic tantrums!
Key Character Appearances
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Silver Surfer (Norrin Radd): Our shiny hero’s back in action, surfing toward trouble with Mephisto’s warning ringing in his ears.
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Adam Warlock: The golden guru’s wrangling Soul World chaos, proving he’s the cosmos’ coolest babysitter.
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Drax the Destroyer: Big, green, and ready to wreck—Drax is a one-man demolition crew in Soul World.
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Mephisto: Hell’s slickest schemer, dropping ominous hints like a cosmic used-car salesman.
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Soul World Denizens: A quirky crew of gem-bound souls, caught in Drax’s rampage—think cosmic collateral damage.
Current Value – A Cosmic Collectible with Kick!
Silver Surfer #47 is a solid mid-tier key, riding the Infinity Gauntlet wave with prices that reflect its cosmic cred. Raw copies in Very Fine (VF) condition fetch $10-$20, while CGC-graded 9.8s go for $80-$150, spiking higher during Infinity hype. It’s not Silver Surfer #34 (Thanos’ big return), but its ties to Warlock and the Infinity Watch and Mephisto’s scheming make it a fan-favorite for collectors. Compared to pricier Infinity keys, this one’s like snagging a starship for the cost of a shuttle—affordable but still packed with galactic swagger.
Silver Surfer #47 is a solid mid-tier key, riding the Infinity Gauntlet wave with prices that reflect its cosmic cred. Raw copies in Very Fine (VF) condition fetch $10-$20, while CGC-graded 9.8s go for $80-$150, spiking higher during Infinity hype. It’s not Silver Surfer #34 (Thanos’ big return), but its ties to Warlock and the Infinity Watch and Mephisto’s scheming make it a fan-favorite for collectors. Compared to pricier Infinity keys, this one’s like snagging a starship for the cost of a shuttle—affordable but still packed with galactic swagger.
Expected Value Trends – Will It Soar or Sink?
With the MCU’s cosmic phase still glowing post-Guardians and Eternals, and Fantastic Four looming in July 2025, Silver Surfer #47 is primed for attention. Its Infinity Gauntlet connection and Warlock-Drax-Mephisto combo could shine if Marvel revisits the Infinity Stones or teases Adam Warlock (confirmed for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3). High-grade 9.8s have climbed 20-30% over the past few years, and they might hit $200-$250 if Warlock or Mephisto pop up in Secret Wars or a cosmic Disney+ show. Raw copies should stay accessible, great for readers who want epic vibes without cosmic debt. If the MCU skips the Surfer or leans away from Infinity lore, growth could stall—but this issue’s Starlin pedigree and Lim’s art keep it a safe bet. Bonus: Drax’s early chaotic energy here could spark interest if his Guardians arc gets a nostalgic nod.
With the MCU’s cosmic phase still glowing post-Guardians and Eternals, and Fantastic Four looming in July 2025, Silver Surfer #47 is primed for attention. Its Infinity Gauntlet connection and Warlock-Drax-Mephisto combo could shine if Marvel revisits the Infinity Stones or teases Adam Warlock (confirmed for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3). High-grade 9.8s have climbed 20-30% over the past few years, and they might hit $200-$250 if Warlock or Mephisto pop up in Secret Wars or a cosmic Disney+ show. Raw copies should stay accessible, great for readers who want epic vibes without cosmic debt. If the MCU skips the Surfer or leans away from Infinity lore, growth could stall—but this issue’s Starlin pedigree and Lim’s art keep it a safe bet. Bonus: Drax’s early chaotic energy here could spark interest if his Guardians arc gets a nostalgic nod.
Upcoming Events to Watch
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MCU Fantastic Four (July 2025): A Surfer role or Infinity tease could boost this issue’s hype. Trailers are your cosmic compass!
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Warlock Watch: Adam Warlock’s MCU debut (Guardians 3) could drive collectors to his ‘90s stories, including this Soul World brawl.
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Comic Cons (2025): NYCC or C2E2 might see dealers hyping Infinity-era books if Marvel’s cosmic slate (or Mephisto rumors) steals headlines.
Why This Comic’s a Cosmic Knockout
Silver Surfer (1987) #47 is like a cosmic double-feature—Starlin blends Soul World’s high-stakes slugfest with Mephisto’s slimy scheming, and Lim’s art makes Drax’s rampage and Norrin’s dread leap off the page. It’s a perfect bridge between Infinity Gauntlet and Infinity Watch, with enough action and intrigue to keep you hooked. Not the run’s flashiest key, but its mix of cosmic heavyweights and devilish twists makes it a standout. Whether you’re banking on Warlock’s MCU glow, chasing Lim’s legendary run, or just want a comic that’s more intense than a Drax headbutt, this issue delivers. Plus, Mephisto trolling the Surfer? That’s the kind of cosmic shade we live for.
Silver Surfer (1987) #47 is like a cosmic double-feature—Starlin blends Soul World’s high-stakes slugfest with Mephisto’s slimy scheming, and Lim’s art makes Drax’s rampage and Norrin’s dread leap off the page. It’s a perfect bridge between Infinity Gauntlet and Infinity Watch, with enough action and intrigue to keep you hooked. Not the run’s flashiest key, but its mix of cosmic heavyweights and devilish twists makes it a standout. Whether you’re banking on Warlock’s MCU glow, chasing Lim’s legendary run, or just want a comic that’s more intense than a Drax headbutt, this issue delivers. Plus, Mephisto trolling the Surfer? That’s the kind of cosmic shade we live for.
Grab It Before Mephisto Makes a Deal!
Don’t let this issue slip into Hell’s fine print—snag it now and surf the cosmic chaos! Add it to your cart faster than Drax smashing Soul World to bits. Your collection’s screaming for this shiny slice of Infinity aftermath, so act quick before Mephisto trades it for your soul. To the stars, true believer—to the stars!
Don’t let this issue slip into Hell’s fine print—snag it now and surf the cosmic chaos! Add it to your cart faster than Drax smashing Soul World to bits. Your collection’s screaming for this shiny slice of Infinity aftermath, so act quick before Mephisto trades it for your soul. To the stars, true believer—to the stars!
