Cage #8

Nov 1992 · Marvel · 1.25 USD; 1.60 CAD; 0.85 GBP

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“Signifying Nothing”

In "Signifying Nothing," Cage and the West Coast Avengers race to locate the vials of Power Man serum Steele accidentally released into the water supply, with time running dangerously short. As Dakota North edges closer to uncovering the truth about Cage’s father, she realizes her search isn’t as solitary as she thought. Written by Marc McLaurin and brought to life by Dwayne Turner’s art, with inks by Chris Ivy, colors by Mike Thomas, and letters by Richard Starkings, this 1992 issue delivers a tense, character-driven thriller. The cover, penciled by Turner and inked by Ivy, captures the urgency of the moment.

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writer Marc McLaurin · artist Dwayne Turner · inker Chris Ivy · colorist Mike Thomas · letterer Richard Starkings · cover Dwayne Turner, Chris Ivy

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writer Marc McLaurin

artist Dwayne Turner

inker Chris Ivy

colorist Mike Thomas

letterer Richard Starkings

cover pencils Dwayne Turner

cover inks Chris Ivy

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Cage and the West Coast Avengers in a race against time to find the vials of Power Man serum that Steele dropped in the water supply. Dakota North is getting closer to finding Cage's father but now she knows she's not the only one looking!

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