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Seven to Eternity Volume 2 | Rick Remender

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Adam Osidis and the Mosak travel the blasted lands of Zhal to deliver the Mud King to the only force strong enough to undo his strangle hold on his army of mind slaves. But the Mud King isn't called "the God of Whispers" for nothing, and his poison runs deep, so deep even as to affect the Mosak. The choices they make here will echo throughout the lands of Zhal for all eternity. RICK REMENDER & JEROME OPEŃA's dark fantasy smash hit series returns for its second chapter! Collects SEVEN TO ETERNITY #5-9

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Seven to Eternity Volume 2 | Rick Remender

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As the quest to end the Mud King's reign continues, Adam must choose between his honor and his life, while the rifts in the company grow. Remender comes up with some really cool ideas, such as a mercenary whose sword identifies the most lucrative prospect. Lots of great world building and character development in this volume, but, unfortunately, guest artist James Harren isn't as good as Opena.

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