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Walking Dead #128 (2003)

Walking Dead #128 (2003)

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VERY FINE/NEAR MINT

(W) Robert Kirkman
(A) Charlie Adlard & Various
(CA) Charlie Adlard,
Dave Stewart

After all this time, she should be more prepared.

Date Available: 06/11/2014

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Disappointed. 'ASM 2' disappointed. When we jumped two years into the future, I had genuine hope that Kirkman was on to somewhere new with the series, but one month later, it looks like we just took a break from Negan long enough to go forward to when Negan is going to be a problem again. That's frustrating. The town looks great. The bread looks great. Horses look great. Charlie Adlard's background's are an example to the industry of when and when not to use them. Can you like an issue when you don't like it? Not like it when you do? Is that even a thing? If I'm wrong, I'll amend this, but I'm not for now.

Kevin Healy 5 out of 10 GRAHAMS

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