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Home / Black Summer #2 (2007)

Black Summer #2 (2007)

Black Summer #2 (2007)

$3.99

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2007 Avatar Press

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VERY FINE/NEAR MINT

By Warren Ellis & Juan Jose Ryp

Warren Ellis' masked hero masterpiece continues it's monthly run right here! The American military machine is mobilized in pursuit of John Horus - and his one-time comrades. Withheld information and misplaced anger leads to open fire in the streets of the city that the Seven Guns came from, and the hammer of the wrath of the government and the people is about to come down on five people who, just twenty four hours ago, were at best forgotten heroes.With art by the genius Juan Jose Ryp, no fan of The Authority or Wanted will want to miss this bleeding-edge eight issue masterpiece.


"Ellis throttles down the big ideas and shock in favor of unnecessary extreme/widescreen/gross violence, but the story seems to be moving at a faster clip than his other superhero work and the character interactions are nuanced and welcome, so it’s not a complete waste."

THIS BOOK GETS 7 GRAHAMS OUT OF 10


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