My childhood favorite superhero character is killing me. I brought him to life... created him right out of my head... now he's trying to destroy me. He's right about me. I'm a murderer. A super villain. But he's too naive to understand -- the way to "put an end to my evil" is to keep the man I used to be from retracing my steps.
...All for One[]
Appearances[]
Featured Characters:
- Phil Seleski (becoming one with Solar at the end)
- Solar, Man of the Atom (other self) (also as Max Blackwell)
Supporting Characters:
- Doctor Dobson
- Dwight (young boy)
- Erica Pierce
- Gayle Nordheim
- John Veerhusen
- Tammy (Dwight's mother)
Villains:
- Doctor Solar (Gold Key) (reabsorbed into Solar again at the end)
Other Characters:
- Aubrey (Phil's co-worker) (Mentioned only)
- Bert Pierce (Erica Pierce's husband) (Mentioned only)
- Darth Vader (Mentioned only)
- Earl (Tammy's boyfriend) (First appearance)
- Jorge (Phil's co-worker)
- Ming the Merciless (Mentioned only)
Locations:
- Mongo
- Ming's palace (Mentioned only)
- Oklahoma
- Muskogee
- Edgewater Advanced Fusion Energy Research Center
- River-Vue Motel
- Muskogee
- Pearl Harbor (Mentioned only)
- The Bayou
Items:
Vehicles:
- Death Star (Mentioned only)
Credits[]
- Writers: Jim Shooter
- Pencilers: Don Perlin, Barry Windsor-Smith, Knob Row
- Inkers: Bob Layton, Tom Ryder
- Colorists: Jade Moede, Knob Row
- Letterers: B.K. Joyce, Audra Verde
- Cover Artists: Don Perlin, Bob Layton
- Editors: Bob Layton
- Editor-in-Chief: Jim Shooter
Synopsis[]
Three versions of Phil Seleski walk the Earth. One, the young physicist. The second, a costumed hero called Solar. The equally powerful third, Phil's dark side. When the Edgewater nuclear disaster repeats itself, the superhumans meet Phil in the containment chamber. The three merge into one being to avert a reactor explosion. And, with the benefit of experience, Phil can now avoid destroying the world as he did in the previous timeline.[1]
Alpha and Omega, Part 4[]
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Supporting Characters:
Villains:
Other Characters:
- Doctor Dobson (Phil's boss)
- Henning (Phil's co-worker)
- Jorge (Phil's co-worker)
- Nuclear Regulatory Commission (Mentioned only)
Locations:
Items:
- Mrs. Lumpfluff (pillow) (First appearance)
Vehicles:
Credits[]
- Writers: Jim Shooter
- Pencilers: Barry Windsor-Smith
- Inkers: Bob Layton
- Colorists: Janet Jackson
- Letterers: Jade Moede
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Quotes[]
- Some super-villain I am. I can't even manipulate pawns without feeling guilty about hurting their feelings. How am I going to feel if I have to murder someone today?
- My childhood favorite superhero character is killing me. I brought him to life... created him right out of my head... now he's trying to destroy me. He's right about me. I'm a murderer. A super villain. But he's too naive to understand -- the way to "put an end to my evil" is to keep the man I used to be from retracing my steps.
- Doctor Seleski? No. I mean, I admire him. But he's too driven to have a relationship. He doesn't seem interested in being... human.
- You can't take being a god too seriously.
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