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Immortal Weapons (2009) #3

 
 
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Writer: 
Rick Spears, Duane Swierczynski
Inker: 
Stefano Gaudiano, Timothy Green II
Colorist: 
David Aja, Edward Bola, June Chung
Letterer: 
Nate Piekos
Editor: 
Warren Simons
Orig. Published: 
September 23, 2009
Format: 
Comic 
UPC: 
5960606686-00311

The Story: (hide) The legends say that if you’re an orphan, a runaway, one of the forgotten, and you get lost enough – you will find your way to the Under-City. As British warships pound China’s shores during the thick of the first Opium War, scores of orphan refugees keep themselves warm at night with stories of the Under-City and its champion, their protector – Dog Brother #1! Hero to all the strays on all the streets of the world! But with orphans mysteriously disappearing from the streets, are the boys’ stories of Dog Brother just that…and does anybody exist who will help them? Don’t miss this action-packed one-shot spinning out of the pages of IMMORTAL IRON FIST! Rated T …$3.99

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