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Red Sonja #0 (2017) cover a bradshaw

Red Sonja #0 (2017) cover a bradshaw

$4.73

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Series Starts Jan 2017 Dynamite

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VERY FINE/NEAR MINT

(W) Amy Chu
(A) Carlos E. Gomez
(CA) Nick Bradshaw

A new chapter for the Queen of the Hyrkanian Age. Our favorite warrior has faced the toughest of demons, foes and strange magic, but nothing has prepared this 6 ft. tall barbarian foràthe modern world. Emerging from a subway construction site in New York City, confronted by cops and guns, Sonja fights for her survival in a new and hostile world. Is she here by accident or by design? Who brought her here, and why? By the creative team of Amy Chu (Poison Ivy, KISS) and Carlos Gomez (Dresden Files).
Date Available: 12/14/2016

Reviews


Red Sonja wears her metal bikini in modern day New York...for a quarter.
Comic books were .25 in 1974. For a quarter, this was the Citizen Kane of comics.
...worth every penny, even without a Value Stamp.

Shawn 7 out of 10 GRAHAMS

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