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    Red Skull #2

    Red Skull » Red Skull #2 - Incarnate, Part 2 released by Marvel on October 1, 2011.

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    Incarnate, Part 2 last edited by ghostgrifter on 07/28/21 05:52AM View full history

    The young man who will be the Red Skull struggles to stay alive, as the martial drumbeat of Berlin's forces of evil grows in power. Johann's life is a hardscrabble fight and a miserable existence...hunger, thievery, scrapping with street gangs...until he wins the affections of a friendly shopkeeper and his daughter. But if a boy raised himself on the streets through violence, can there be any other way but tragic destiny?

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    Ran so deep, put my butt to sleep! 0

    Red Skull #2 - Incarnate, Part 2 by peteparker on August 04, 2011

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    4 out of 4 found this review helpful.

    Stunning, mesmerizing storytelling! 0

    Red Skull #2 - Incarnate, Part 2 by keith71_98 on August 04, 2011

    If you're not reading Greg Pak's "Red Skull Incarnate" mini-series, you're missing out on a real treat. The first book gave us a good look at the slick, informed storytelling we could expect as Pak introduced us to a young Johann Schmidt and his troubling, chaotic world. Issue #2 builds upon that foundation as young  Schmidt struggles with life on the streets of 1926 Berlin.  As I was reading this issue, I felt as though I was getting a history lesson. Pak's research into this complex time is i...

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