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Ravage 2099 #11
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Grant Miehm's cover for this October 1993 installment pulls no punches: a massive, snarling green creature with razor-sharp claws and a maw full of jagged teeth grapples with a muscular, red-clad figure, while the chilling speech bubble asks, "Don't you recognize your own brother?" That single question — paired with such visceral, up-close confrontation — gives Ravage 2099 #11 an unsettling personal edge beneath all the fury. "The Stigmata Effect," from writers Pat Mills and Tony Skinner, promises the kind of dark, dystopian drama that made Marvel's 2099 line so compelling.
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writer Pat Mills · writer Tony Skinner · artist Grant Miehm · inker Bud LaRosa · colorist Gina Going · letterer Phil Felix · cover Grant Miehm
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writer Pat Mills
writer Tony Skinner
artist Grant Miehm
inker Bud LaRosa
colorist Gina Going
letterer Phil Felix
cover pencils, inks Grant Miehm
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