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New York Times bestselling author Peter David joins Coheed & Cambria front man Claudio Sanchez for this science fiction franchise beloved by many diehard fans! A gripping story for both new and old fans. As revolution thunders throughout The Keywork, Claudio Killgannon hears his calling as a hero. So why does he not answer it? This is space opera like you’ve never seen before! This collection is currently out of print, with new printing available Fall 2017 from BOOM! Studios. Check it out now on Comixology!
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Page Count
328 Pages
Print Release Date
May 3 2017
Digital Release Date
May 3 2017
Age Rating
17+ Only
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