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Powers, Vol. 5: Anarchy

by Brian Michael Bendis · 2003

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Society is lashing out at its superheroes. anti-powers groups are rising up with a series of gruesome murders against the city's most powerful capes. With Walker retired, detective pilgrim teams up with a new partner to investigate this murderous superhero backlash and the people behind it. this completely redesigned, reformatted and reworked hardcover is perfect for both new readers and old! "Bendis is the funny-pages descendant of Sam Fuller, Martin Scorsese and Quentin Tarantino..." - Entertainment Weekly "Bendis has rapidly become a true master of comicbook creation!" - Comic Buyer's Guide "It's one of the best collaborations ever seen in a comic book." - Ain't It Cool News COLLECTING:POWERS 21-24

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