β Scribed by Steve Behling
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Before Carol Danvers was Captain Marvel, she was Vers, a key member of the elite Kree Starforce warriors who wage their war against the equally formidable Skrull aliens. This middle-grade novel will focus on key adventure of Vers during her time with Starforce, setting up the perfect entry point for readers to Marvel Studios' Captain Marvel, in spring 2019.
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Steve Behling is an author passionate about telling stories for kids. He has written books, comics, articles, puzzles, games and more for a diverse clientele (including Disney, Marvel, Hasbro, Mattel, and DreamWorks, to name a few). As associate creative director for Marvel Entertainment and Comics Director/Executive Editor for Disney Publishing Worldwide, he has worked with incredible brands like Spider-Man, The Avengers, Phineas and Ferb and Disney/Pixar properties too numerous to name. Steve lives in New York (the big part, not the little part) with his wife, two human children and three-legged wonder beagle, Loomis.
Veronica Fish is an illustrator and comic artist. Her clients include Archie Comics, Boom! Studios, Dark Horse Comics, Disney, IDW Publishing, Marvel, and Valiant Entertainment. She has worked as a storyboard artist for film and television, character designer, and painter. She lives and works with her husband and collaborator Andy Fish in Massachusetts.
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