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Uncanny Avengers #10 (2016) · The Collector

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Marvel
Uncanny Avengers (2015)
#10

Marvel#10

Uncanny Avengers

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Uncanny Avengers #10

Who Are You Wearing?

Publisher: Marvel
Cover date: August 2016
On sale: Jun 22, 2016
Cover price: $3.99
Pages: 32
Rating: Rated T+

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The Avengers Unity Squad is suspicious of Hank Pym since he merged with Ultron.

Credits

Writer: Gerry Duggan
Penciller: Pepe Larraz
Inker: Pepe Larraz
Colorist: David Curiel
Letterer: Clayton Cowles
Cover: Ryan Stegman
Cover colors: Richard Isanove

Editorial and production

Editors: Tom Brevoort, Daniel Ketchum
Assistant editor: Alanna Smith
Editor in chief: Axel Alonso

Characters

Belle
Cable
Captain America
Deadpool
Doctor Voodoo
Hank Pym
Human Torch
Quicksilver
Rogue
Synapse
Ultron

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