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Ms. Marvel (2006) #32

 
 
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Writer: 
Brian Reed
Penciller: 
Paulo Siqueira, David Yardin
Inker: 
Amilton Santos
Colorist: 
Chris Sotomayor, Rainier Beredo
Letterer: 
Dave Sharpe, Dave Sharpe
Orig. Published: 
October 22, 2008
Imprint: 
MARVEL UNIVERSE 
Rating: 
T 
Format: 
Comic 
UPC: 
5960605828-03211

The Story: (hide) The story you never knew! Before she was Ms. Marvel, Carol Danvers was a secret agent for the Air Force.
Imprisoned by an unforgiving enemy, Carol must withstand her captor's brutality and find some way to save America.
Rated T+ …$2.99

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monsterblues
 
 

This was much better than the previous issue.

 
 
monsterblues | Dec 28, 2010 | 8:39 pm

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