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Dynamite continues its trend of mashing up differing properties with this one, at least at
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With all the trauma of past issues still impacting the former Princess of Mars, Dejah
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Its 1942. New York is left vulnerable as every able-bodied male is enlisting to take
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You would have thought that if a publisher had mashed worlds together in an effort
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Robbed of her life, her past shrouded in secrets and half remembered memories, Dejah Thoris
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Dynamite’s final heroine revamp (no pun intended), hits your LCS this week, with the ubiquitous variants
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writer: Warren Ellis artist: Jason Masters “The name is Bond, James Bond!” Dynamite celebrates the
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