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Home / Black Summer #5 (2007)

Black Summer #5 (2007)

Black Summer #5 (2007)

$3.99

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2007 Avatar Press

Black Summer #5 (2007) has been added to your cart.

VERY FINE/NEAR MINT

By Warren Ellis & Juan Jose Ryp

The Seven Guns' flare of anger following the death of one of their own has burned itself out. But they know there will be retaliation. They know that, eventually, the scale of Frank Blacksmith's actions would be revealed to them. A private army, waiting for the day Frank would be ordered to wipe out the Guns. It's going to be a super-powered conflict unlike any you've ever seen!


"More action, more epic deaths, a big speech from Warren Ellis on the illegality of the Iraq War (good thing, since I already forgot the big speech on the illegality of the Iraq War from the first issue), but I still don’t buy the death of one of the characters from #3, so stop trying to sell me on it, Ellis. Overall, this is still a quality over-the-top super-type book."

THIS BOOK GETS 7 GRAHAMS OUT OF 10


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