Thunderbolts: Violent Rejection

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The T-Bolts leap into Hulk's Scorched Earth!

At the request of Steve Rogers, Luke Cage must take his hardened team to deal with a doomsday scenario unleashed in the pages of Hulk! And now that the squad is a man short, Cage finally uses his power to recruit another prisoner to duty; and his pick will shock you! Will the Thunderbolts accept this new member as a part of their force? Or will this heavy duty wild card destroy the balance of power?

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Collecting: Thunderbolts152-157

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 280 pages

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