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S.H.I.E.L.D. (2010) #2

 
 
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Writer: 
Jonathan Hickman
Penciller: 
Gerald Parel, Dustin Weaver
Colorist: 
Christina Strain
Letterer: 
Todd Klein
Editor: 
Joe Quesada, Nick Lowe
Orig. Published: 
June 09, 2010
Format: 
Comic 
UPC: 
5960606923-00211

The Story: (hide) Why don’t we know about the first super heroes of the Marvel Universe? Leonardo Da Vinci, Imhotep, Sir Issac Newton, Nostradamus and Galileo are among the members of the Brotherhood of the Shield and have saved us all countless times. What events did they set in motion that still affect the Marvel U today? Do not miss the book that will be talked about for the next ten years. Rated T …$2.99

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