Firebreather comic books issue 3
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Issue #3
$2.80
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(W) Phil Hester (A/C) Andy Kuhn FC 32pp $2.95 Four issue finite series In stores the week of March 5th. The Concept: Divorce is tough for any teenager, but when your mother is a typical suburban soccer mom and your dad is a 300 foot tall, city trampling, battleship devouring monster things get even tougher. This is Duncan Rosenblatt's reality. His mom wants him to get into a good college, his dad wants him to go into the family business, namely conquering the earth and ascending to his rightful place as king of all monsters. This Issue: Duncan's darkest nightmares become a reality when he is forced by his father to face another monster in savage combat. Are these brutal tests really meant to help him control his powers, as his father says, or to destroy his humanity? Back at home, the fragile relationships Duncan has forged with his fellow students are shattered by a shocking betrayal. Cover price $2.95.
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Issue #3
$7.20
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"A good old fashioned super-hero book in the tradition of Invincible & Spider-Man. It is one of the most underrated series going and is a remarkably good read," so sez Michael Breakfield, aka Odinson.
story PHIL HESTER art & cover ANDY KUHN The first action packed arc nears its earthshaking climax. The violent world of Belloc starts to threaten Duncan's adopted hometown. Duncan has sworn to defend his friends and family, but will he have to become a murderer to do it? Should appeal to fans of Invincible and Runaways. ? 32 PAGES ? FC ? Cover price $2.99.
