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Veil #1 - Preview
A beautiful girl wakes up in an abandoned subway station with no memory of how she got there. When men try to hurt her . . . they wind up dead. Where did she come from? And what is she capable of? Find out in Veil #1, a new horror comic book series from Dark Horse. Veil was created and written by Eisner Award–winning writer Greg Rucka (Detective Comics, Lazarus), with art by Toni Fejzula (Cthulhu). It is yet another in a long line of powerful heroines created by Greg Rucka, who in the past has developed the new Batwoman (Kate Kane), Tara Chace (Queen & Country), and Forever Carlyle (Lazarus) while also writing such brilliant women as Elektra, Joana Dark, and Wonder Woman. The talented comic scribe is sure to bring Dark Horse a new horror hit with Veil, alongside Fejzula’s wonderful art. Issue #1 of Veil hits stores on Wednesday March 5th, but you can see a small preview of the comic down below.
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Mathias Lewis is the Senior Staff Writer and Co-owner of SG2M. He is a huge fan of all things comics, kung fu, beautiful, and with a high alcohol content.
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