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Storm Shadow #5 (2007) · The Collector

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Devil's Due Publishing
Storm Shadow (2007)
#5

Devil's Due Publishing#5

Storm Shadow

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Storm Shadow #5

Publisher: Devil's Due Publishing
Cover date: September 2007
Cover price: $3.50
Pages: 32

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Storm Shadow is summoned to Berlin to help solve a murder which required mastery of a sword-cutting method no longer practiced. The killer turns out to be an android programmed with martial arts knowledge; Storm Shadow destroys it.

Credits

Writer: Larry Hama
Penciller: David Hueso
Inker: David Hueso
Colorist: Gabe Eltaeb
Letterer: Crank!
Cover: Kalman Andrasofszky
Cover colors: Stephane Peru

Editorial and production

Editor: Mike O'Sullivan
Designer: Sean Dove

Characters

Ernst Strellner
Inspector Loehmann
Storm Shadow

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