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    Battle Beasts #3

    Battle Beasts » Battle Beasts #3 released by IDW Publishing on September 1, 2012.

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    Bliss and the Beasts close in on the all-powerful Dread Weapons. Along the way, Vorin reveals the history of his kind, although fellow heroes Merk and Gruntos recall slightly different versions of the past! Meanwhile the United States military begins a full-scale attack to contain the murrauding Beasts! Action, intrigue and secrets revealed, all in this issue!

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    Battle Beasts #3 by freshanubis on September 11, 2017

    Within the previous issue, we gained understanding of Bliss, the allegorical human of the series. Admittedly, her information was appreciated for a better grasp of the story being told. To round things off, this issue delves into the motivation for the alien beasts. The dynamic between the team is conveyed finely, presenting the reoccurring protagonists as more than one-note characters. For foreign lifeforms, the increased relate-ability is applauded, and the overarching theme to the motivation ...

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