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Red Agent: The Human Order #5 (2017) · The Collector

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Zenescope
Red Agent: The Human Order (2016)
#5

Zenescope#5

Red Agent: The Human Order

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Red Agent: The Human Order #5

Publisher: Zenescope
Cover date: March 2017
On sale: Mar 29, 2017
Cover price: $3.99
Rating: Rated T Teen

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Cover A - David Lorenzo RiveiroMain
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Cover B - Robert Atkins

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C

Cover C - Paul Green

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Cover D - Ian Richardson

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Cover: David Lorenzo Riveiro
Cover colors: Grostieta

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Assistant editor: Jessica Rossana

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