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BLOOD TREE #1 CVR A ALAMY & ANDERSON
SERIES PREMIERE Two obsessed NYPD detectives hunt for a vicious butcher called the Angel Killer, a sociopath who preys on the innocent family members of known murderers in order to "purify" the rest of society. From comics super team PETER J. TOMASI (Batman and Robin, Superman, Black Adam: The Dark... Read More →
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BLOOD TREE #1 CVR B FRANK & ANDERSON
SERIES PREMIERE Two obsessed NYPD detectives hunt for a vicious butcher called the Angel Killer, a sociopath who preys on the innocent family members of known murderers in order to "purify" the rest of society. From comics super team PETER J. TOMASI (Batman and Robin, Superman, Black Adam: The Dark... Read More →
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BLOOD TREE #2
Blood-spattered "angels" continue to fall throughout New York City as Detectives Azzaro and Diaz hunt for a serial killer whose body count grows with each passing day.
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BLOOD TREE #3
The murder spree continues as NYC detectives Azzaro and Diaz, with the horrific case eating away at their personal lives, keep finding themselves two steps behind the Angel Killer's trail of blood and good intentions.
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BLOOD TREE #4
Detectives Azzaro and Diaz follow the blood trail of the murder victims right into the Angel Killer's sanctuary-and they're both shocked to their cores when his horrific mission takes a personal turn that threatens to destroy them both.
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BLOOD TREE #5
Detectives Azzaro and Diaz find themselves drowning in blood as the Angel Killer's plan expands and winged victims rain down all across New York City!
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BLOOD TREE #6
MINISERIES FINALE The fates of detectives Dario Azzaro and Maria Diaz are revealed, and our emotional, action-packed story concludes in a brutal, epic showdown that has the Angel Killer's winged victims raining down all across New York City.
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MITCH #6
Another oversized issue! Fans of Howard the Duck and Hellboy will love this series! Mitch as the anthropomorphic lead, juxtaposed to the seemingly realistic world of the late 90s. In this final issue, Mitch finds out about the difference between a place called home and a place of comfort. Spirit... Read More →
