Shado: Song of the Dragon, Book Three, DC Comics, cover-dated March 1992.
"A Force of Dragons," by Mike Grell,with art by Michael Davis Lawrence and Gray Morrow.
The Yakuza helicopters have landed at the monastery, to take out our little band of over-matched survivors. What chance do a Viet Nam burnout, a past-his-prime Korea vet and a mother and child have against the best assassins that the Japanese mob can find? And what trauma is that Viet Nam vet trying to escape from anyway? And did that one guy really just chop off that other guy's finger? Listen to the episode and find out!
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Next Episode: Thor #364, Marvel Comics, cover-dated February 1986.
Promo #1: In Country
Promo #2: No Agenda
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Sounds like another winner from one of the best in the biz, Mike Grell! Issue #2 definitely seemed to slow down a bit but it sounds like the action and pacing once again took off here in issue #3. I really have to try to track this series down. I can't wait for part 4!
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i'll definitely be on the look out for Warlord #50 thanks for the heads it happens to be one of the Warlord back issues i never had. as for ROM, it seems that yet another layer of mystery may have been added to the licensing red tape aggravation. back to Mike Grell and back issues, i didn't mention before that i used have the first issue of the 1988 Green Arrow ongoing series that sprang from the Long Bow hunters mini-series. that was back when every 1st issue of a series was a "collector's item". i was doing a little research this morning only to find out on DC's wikia page that Green Arrow series went on for 137 issues and that Oliver Queen died in issue #101.
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