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The Path #16 (2003) · The Collector

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CrossGen
The Path (2002)
#16

CrossGen#16

The Path

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The Path #16

Publisher: CrossGen
Cover date: July 2003
On sale: Jun 25, 2003
Cover price: $2.95
Pages: 36

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Grand Comics Database issue 167204

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While Obo-san and Aiko contemplate delivering themselves into the hands of their enemies, Wulf and former sumo wrestler Yama have journeyed to the north in order to recruit soldiers for the coming rebellion. Their reception, however, has been less than what they had hoped as they face execution unless Yama can defeat a demon of the forest.

Credits

Writer: Ron Marz
Penciller: Matthew Dow Smith
Inker: Mark Pennington
Colorist: Michael Atiyeh
Letterer: Oscar Gongora
Covers: Matthew Dow Smith, Mark Pennington
Cover colors: Michael Atiyeh

Characters

Aya
Wulf
Yama

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