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Ex Machina, Vol. 7: Ex Cathedra

by Brian K. Vaughan, Tony Harris · 2008

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Spin City and The West Wing meet Batman in this gripping superhero graphic novel series by the award-winning writer of "Y: The Last Man", Brian K. Vaughan.The smash hit series continues! Former superhero Mayor Hundred has been summoned to Rome to meet the one person he never imagined he would - the Pope. But with Hundred in the scope of an assassin, and questions being raised about his political influence and the origins of his powers, will New York's most controversial mayor soon to be saying his prayers?Written by Brian K. Vaughan ("Pride of Baghdad"), with art by Tony Harris ("Starman"), "Ex Machina" is brimming with political intrigue and superheroic shenanigans!

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