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    A-Force #2

    A-Force » A-Force #2 released by Marvel on September 2015.

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    With monsters appearing on the utopian island of Arcadia and threatening its inhabitants, She-Hulk and her team of Avengers set out to discover the source.

    But when they stumble upon a conspiracy that reaches far beyond Arcadia, She-Hulk may just find herself on the wrong side of the law!

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    RegRegular CoverJorge Molina1
    VarVariant CoverKris Anka2
    REComixology San Diego Comic Con Exclusive CoverSiya Oum3
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    A-Force #2 by mrmazz on July 01, 2015

    A-Force #2 Written by Marguerite Bennett G. Willow Wilson Art by Jorge Molina Color by Laura Martin Letter Cory Petit Cover by Jorge MolinaI did not expect to enjoy Jorge Molina’s art this much. Yes, his opening pages from A-Force #1 that introduced to the world of Arcadia where cinematic and had great flow, but now in this issue that lacks shark punching it is still filled with the large sweeping visuals filled with small little moments. The colors provided by Laura Martin also go a long...

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    A-Force #2 by endanger on March 24, 2017

    Where them hoes at? Where they at? Apparently there aren't enough of them in this issue. What is supposed to be a grand composition of the coolest, most stylish female Marvel characters, all we really get is some chick named Nico (whom I've completely forgot existed), a little Dazzler, and a whole lot of She-Hulk. They might as well just make it a She-Hulk title, because the rest of the females here ain't doing squat. And it seems they literally don't squat either. And I'm just here waiting for...

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