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    The Secret History of D.B. Cooper #3

    The Secret History of D.B. Cooper » The Secret History of D.B. Cooper #3 released by Oni Press on May 1, 2012.

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    As CIA operative D.B. Cooper continues his political assassinations in the astral plane of 'The Glut,' the missions take their toll on both his mind and physical body. Desperate to find the daughter he swore he would never lose, the gruff Cooper must travel the surreal landscape of the mind with his new teddy bear companion in search of his girl's trail.

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    The Secret History of D.B. Cooper #3 by capelesscrusader on May 25, 2012

    This is not a book for the weak of mind or stomach. The latest installment of Brian Churilla's psycho-pharmaceutical-driven espionage tale significantly raises the stakes for its titular hero. Up to this point, Cooper has appeared as the epitome of the hard-boiled hero—irascible, invincible, and possessed of a secret which drives him on his quest.No longer.Cooper is less a hero and more an assassin. As we learn the scope of his past activities, it becomes perfectly clear that this is a man whose...

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