Mortal Kombat & Bruce Lee #14
In "Figlio vendicatore," the mystery of Mileena’s origins deepens as we learn she is a clone of Kitana—whose true identity as the kidnapped daughter of Outworld’s first king is finally revealed, setting the stage for a legacy of vengeance. Written by Charles Marshall and Valerio Lanari, with dynamic art by Greg Horn and inks by Larry Welch, this 1996 issue unfolds with a chilling revelation, all rendered in vibrant colors by Patrizia Cozzo and sharp lettering by Moose Baumann.
In "Come sorelle," the mystery of Mileena’s origins deepens as her connection to Kitana is revealed—two sisters born of the same blood, yet separated by fate. Kitana, the long-lost daughter of Outworld’s first king, was taken as a child by Shao Kahn, who also killed her father, setting the stage for a bond forged in tragedy and deception.
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