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Home / Image Introduces The Believer #1 (2001)

Image Introduces The Believer #1 (2001)

Image Introduces The Believer #1 (2001)

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(W) Rob Schamberger (A) Thom Thurman (I) Chad Molder It only took one bullet for Fred to change the rest of his life. It only took one body buried out in a field for everything Fred knew to go horribly wrong. It only took one stranger who knew what Fred had done to bring true terror to America's Heartland. It was the perfect murder, with no rhyme or reason, and no witnesses. But, if it was perfect, then no one should be following you, no one should be stalking you, and no one should be ruining your life. Created by newcomers Rob Schamberger and Thom Thurman, The Believer is a frightening portrayal of what men can and will do.