Death of the Silver Surfer Comic (2025)

Death of the Silver Surfer (2025) from Marvel Comics delivers a sweeping cosmic tragedy written by Greg Pak and illustrated by Sumit Kumar with colors by Frank D'Armata. This landmark storyline charts the final, perilous journey of Norrin Radd, the Silver Surfer, as he returns to a devastated Earth in desperate need of protection. But his arrival only intensifies the danger, for a mysterious new adversary has set their sights on the Surfer—seeking not merely to destroy him, but to claim every shard of what he is, and every possibility of what he might become. With the Power Cosmic hanging in the balance, the Surfer’s fate becomes intertwined with that of a single ordinary human—someone whose choices may determine his redemption or seal his ultimate downfall. As the threat grows, questions loom large: If the Silver Surfer falls, who will inherit the unimaginable power he leaves behind? And what role will Galactus, his ancient master, play as the universe tilts toward catastrophe? Pak crafts a deeply emotional, character-driven epic that pushes Norrin Radd to the edge of despair and hope alike, exploring the limits of sacrifice, identity, and cosmic responsibility. Artist Sumit Kumar brings grandeur and intensity to every panel, while D'Armata’s colors bathe the saga in the Surfer’s iconic, ethereal glow. Featuring a special appearance by the Fantastic Four, this story stands as a monumental chapter in Marvel’s cosmic mythos—one that may mark the final shining moment of the Sentinel of the Spaceways.