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Doc Samson (2006) #3

 
 
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Writer: 
Jay Faerber
Penciller: 
Juan Homs
Penciller (cover): 
Amanda Connor
Inker: 
James Palmiotti
Colorist: 
Val Staples
Letterer: 
Dave Lanphear
Orig. Published: 
March 01, 2006
Imprint: 
MARVEL UNIVERSE 
Rating: 
T 
Format: 
Comic 
UPC: 
5960605779-00311

The Story: (hide) GUEST-STARRING THE NEW SCORPION! Where do you turn when your newest freelance secret agent needs therapy? (Hint: His name is in the title.) S.H.I.E.L.D. makes Scorpion undergo psychiatric treatment, but an emergency mission forces her and the Doc into action! Will Scorpion get the head-shrinking she so desperately needs?
32 PGS./T+ SUGGESTED FOR TEENS AND UP ...$2.99

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