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This is the second issue of Deep Space Nine from Maribu Comic. The very well -made series finally persuaded me to watch the show for more than 30 years since it was first broadcast!
This problem is the second part of the story, and the fatal fungus is spreading to the station, and the staff is at a loss about how to stop it, which is suspicious by Caldishan.
It is a really good premise and is often said, and there is a great artwork of Gordon Purcel. The scriptwriter of Mike W. Bar absolutely nails the voices of each character and their character, despite the fact that this problem came out early on the show.
There are several strange strange things about the character’s dialogue and reaction, but again, this is what the show itself was written in the initial stage, and many elements have not solidified properly. It is worth noting that it was still fluid.
In any case, Maribu’s Deep Space Nine Run has a great start with these two part, and has begun a real golden age for the License Comic on Stark. The 1993 emerging publishers were greater than we have recently given our trust, and their production value was the first class, with the cautious and clever treatment of the approved real estate they were responsible for.
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