planet with crystals

Official Name: Unrevealed

Nature: Extraterrestrial planet, unidentified star system, unidentified galaxy 

Environment: Apparently arid/barren with crystalline structures growing from otherwise barren/desert ground

Gravity: Unrevealed (but presumably possessed a gravitational field in which it was comfortable for humans to function)

Atmosphere: Presumably an unspecified combination of gases (mostly nitrogen and oxygen) at least if it could be breathed by the grossly human Die-Cut (who was not shy in stating if he did not like something); he further appeared to be able to speak on this world (although the Activator could have just been communicating with him telepathically, and it just seemed like speech)

Natural Satellites: Apparently a number of moons seen in close proximity

Artificial Satellites: None known

Natives: None known (although only a tiny portion of the world was glimpsed for perhaps minutes)

Population: Unrevealed, if any

Capital City: None known

Government:  None known

Languages: None known

Monetary Unit: None known

National Defense: Unrevealed, if any

Major Resources: Crystalline structures

Planetary Defense: Unrevealed, if any

Places of Interest: None known

Prominent Residents: None known (unless the crystalline structures were lifeforms)

Visitors: Die-Cut (Czorn Yson), the Activator of the Gestalt Bomb

First Appearance:  Die-Cut vs G-Force#1 (November, 1993)

History:
(Die-Cut vs G-Force#1) - Die-Cut, resisting the influence of the Activator, which sought to reunite with the Gestalt Bomb, used his Psythe to travel from Hskelos to this unidentified planet.

    Die-Cut continued to refuse the Activator's commands, especially after it had revealed its purpose.

    Eventually, however, the Activator fired an energy beam into Die-Cut's mind, forcing him to place it against his head, and granting it control over his body, although he could still speak of his own will.

    The Activator then had Die-Cut use his psythe to cut a new hole in reality in order to proceed to the Gestalt Bomb's location.

Comments: Created by John Freeman, John Royle, and Tim Perkins under the Marvel UK imprint.

    There was not much revaled about this planet. It appeared in a single page, with really only the two panels shown in this profile giving any information of detail. Of the remaining three panels, one showed nothing but Die-Cut and the Activator, and two showed the two struggling with a non-descript moon or two in the background.

    Maybe the location to which Die-Cut arrived was just uninhabited for the brief time that he was there...maybe there is or was a whole society there...or maybe it is some barren world absent of life...

Profile by Snood.

CLARIFICATIONS:
This planet  has no known connections to

• KAHESHA - planet inhabited by Kaheshans; crystal from Kahesha healed Darkhawk (Chris Powell) and empowered Meta-Humes.--Darkhawk I#46
• L'ar Gath Five Future Foundation#1 (2019) Crystalline planet with a breathable atmosphere but incapable of supporting life; home to the galaxy's biggest private prison
• TSOMNAIA of Earth-928 circa 2099 A.D. Doom 2099 #18 (1994) planet, home of the Tsomnai. Sound-sensitive crystal garden shaped by harmonic resonance of the airborne native Linstrea.
• The WORLD - home to the M'Kraan Crystal--X-Men I#107
  
• XORR - former home of the Xorri, who covered their planet with nuclear force shield to protect itself when its sun went nova six million years ago; planet drifted through space, contracted to a fraction of its former size; energy field converted it into crystalline body; planet absorbed life force of Xorri and became sentient. Xorr the God-Jewel accumulated further energy by destroying worlds; planned to conquer universe, however, the life force of the nova reduced Xorr to drifting space debris, much of which was collected by the Gramosians--Thor I#215
  
• other planets with notable crystalline growth
  

images: (without ads)
Die-Cut vs G-Force#1, pg. 8, panel 1 (main);
          panel 5 (departure)

Appearances:
Die-Cut vs G-Force#1 (November, 1993) - John Freeman (writer), John Royle (pencils), Tim Perkins (inks), Stuart Bartlett (editor)

First posted: 12/10/2023
Last updated: 12/10/2023

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