Snake Woman: Tale of the Snake Charmer #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Snake Woman: Tale of the Snake Charmer #1 (2007), Jessica Peterson—once a pawn of The 68—now flees her past, desperate to escape a destiny that demands she become a killer of men. But as she struggles to outrun her fate, a deeper, more unsettling truth about the Snakewoman curse begins to surface. Written by Zeb Wells and illustrated by Vivek Shinde, with colors by I. Jeyabalan and letters by Sudhir B. Pisal and Rakesh B. Mahadik, the issue’s striking cover by Michael Gaydos captures the tension of a woman caught between myth and madness.
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No longer is the Snakewoman \Z Jessica Peterson \Z a pawn of The 68, but having lost everything dear to her, she\Zs living a life on the run, hoping to avoid her destiny of becoming a killer of men. But there\Zs a whole \Znother layer to the Snakewoman curse, one which Jessica is about to discover\Z.
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