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True Believers (2008) #3

 
 
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Writer: 
Cary Bates
Inker: 
Paul Gulacy
Colorist: 
Rainier Beredo
Letterer: 
Dave Lanphear
Orig. Published: 
September 17, 2008
Imprint: 
MARVEL UNIVERSE 
Rating: 
RATED T+ 
Format: 
Comic 
UPC: 
5960606323-00311

The Story: (hide) Guest-starring Luke Cage! As therapy sessions with Dr. Worth help Mavis Trent come to terms with the variant symbiote that dwells within her, we learn the secret behind her Payback identity and discover the role Luke Cage played in the formation of the True Believers. But past and present violently collide when efforts to solve the mystery of her father's murder lead Mavis into a lethal death trap from which there is no escape!
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