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Philip K. Dick's sci-fi masterpiece heats up as the novel adaptation begins its final arc!
After making a life-altering decision, Deckard embarks on his final journey to exterminate the remaining Nexus-6 androids.
A must-read issue of the Eisner-nominated series that foreshadows a shocking reveal that you won't see coming!
After making a life-altering decision, Deckard embarks on his final journey to exterminate the remaining Nexus-6 androids.
A must-read issue of the Eisner-nominated series that foreshadows a shocking reveal that you won't see coming!
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Page Count
28 Pages
Print Release Date
March 2 2011
Digital Release Date
March 23 2011
Age Rating
17+ Only
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