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Warrior Nun Areala #11 (2000) · The Collector

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Antarctic Press
Warrior Nun Areala (1999)
#11

Antarctic Press#11

Warrior Nun Areala

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Warrior Nun Areala #11

The Angel and the Coming Storm Part 3 "Immortal Hand"

Publisher: Antarctic Press
Cover date: May 2000
Cover price: $2.50
Pages: 24

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Sister Shannon and Lilith face a traitor while the Vatican is under siege from within.

Credits

Writer: Christopher Allen
Penciller: Christopher Allen
Inker: Christopher Allen
Colorists: Nathan Lumm, Lee Duhig
Letterer: Bill Black
Cover: Christopher Allen

Editorial and production

Editor: Doug Dlin

Characters

Cardinal Elias
Cardinal Stark
Demon Princess Lilith
Father Sebastian David Crowe
Pope Ignatus
Roderick
The Angel
Warrior Nun Areala

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