with issue #34, leaving the last chapter of "Galactus" unpublished and the story unfinished. Byrne later revealed on his website that the conclusion would have seen a dying Galactus releasing his power, causing a new big bang and transforming his herald Nova into the Galactus of the next universe. Selected stories "Metamorphosis Odyssey" a serial by Jim Starlin in issues #1–9 (Spring 1980–Dec. 1981), which introduced his Dreadstar character. "A Tale Of Elric of Melniboné: The Dreaming City" by Michael Moorcock, Roy Thomas, and P. Craig Russell in issues #3 (Fall 1980), #4 (Winter 1980), and #14 (Oct. 1982). Ken Steacy's adaptations of Harlan Ellison's short stories: "Sleeping Dogs" in issue #4 (Winter 1980), "Life Hutch" in #6 (June 1981), and "Run for the Stars" in #11 (April 1982). "Abraxas and the Earthman" by Rick Veitch in issues #10–17 (Feb. 1982–April 1983). "Marada" by Chris Claremont and John Bolton in issues #10–12 (Feb.–June 1982) and #22–23 (Feb.–April 1984). "Last of the Dragons" by Carl Potts with Dennis O'Neil, Terry Austin, and Marie Severin in issues #15–20 (Dec. 1982–Oct. 1983). "Generation Zero" by Pepe Moreno and Archie Goodwin in issues #17–24 (April 1983–June 1984). "The Sacred and The Profane" by Dean Motter and Ken Steacy in issues #20–26 (Oct. 1983–Oct. 1984). "Young Cerebus" a series of vignettes of the early life of Cerebus by Dave Sim in issues #26 (Oct. 1984), #28 (Feb. 1985), and #30 (June 1985). Collected editions Silver Surfer Epic Collection: Freedom includes the "Silver Surfer" story from Epic Illustrated #1, Marvel Comics, 488 pages, December 2015, Night and the Enemy includes the stories "Sleeping Dogs", "Life Hutch", and "Run for the Stars" from Epic Illustrated #3-4, and #14, Comico, 84 pages, November 1987, ; Dover Publications, 96 pages, November 2015, Weirdworld includes the "Weirdworld" stories from Epic Illustrated #9, 11–13, Marvel Comics, 312 pages, April 2015, Abraxas and the Earthman collects the serial from Epic Illustrated #10-17, King Hell Press, 88 pages, October 2006, Marvel Graphic Novel #21 presents in full color the "Marada" stories from Epic Illustrated #10-12 originally presented in black and white, Marvel Comics, 64 pages, December 1985, Last of the Dragons collects the serial from Epic Illustrated #15-20, Epic Comics, 64 pages, April 1988, ; Dover Publications, 80 pages, December 2015, Generation Zero collects the serial from Epic Illustrated #17-24, DC Comics, 128 pages, September 1991, The Sacred and the Profane collects the