Cover: Francesco Mattina

Thunderbolts #134

Sep 2009 · Marvel · 2.99 USD

📊 ~40,858 copies sold its debut month

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“Widowmaker Part 2”

In "Widowmaker Part 2," Songbird reunites with her former allies Abe and Norbert, only to discover a shocking twist: the new Thunderbolts include Yelena Belova—revealed to be the real Natasha Romanova, the original Black Widow, operating undercover for Nick Fury. Written by Andy Diggle and illustrated by Miguel Sepulveda, with colors by Frank Martin and letters by Albert Deschesne, this 2009 issue delivers a tense, character-driven turn in the team’s ongoing mission. The cover by Francesco Mattina captures the moment’s intensity.

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writer Andy Diggle · artist, inker Miguel Sepulveda · colorist Frank Martin · letterer Albert Deschesne · cover Francesco Mattina

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Cast · 13 characters

Abe Jenkins Black Widow Cleavon Twain Eric O'Grady Frank Simpson Ghost Headsman Melissa Gold Mister X Nick Fury Norbert Ebersol Paladin Scourge

Full credits

writer Andy Diggle

artist, inker Miguel Sepulveda

colorist Frank Martin

letterer Albert Deschesne

cover pencils, inks Francesco Mattina

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Songbird meets up with Abe and Norbert, her old teammates, and learns that they have another ally on the new Thunderbolts -- Yelena Belova is really Natasha Romanova, the original Black Widow, working undercover for Nick Fury.

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1930s Variant - '30s Decade' - Miguel Ángel Sepúlveda Cover

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