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- Dark Times #11: Vector, Part 5 of 12 (Color 40 pages, May 2008) $2.99
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- Dark Times #18: Out of the Wilderness, Part 1 of 5 (Color 40 Pages, Aug 2011) $2.99
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- Dark Times #20: Out of the Wilderness, Part 3 of 5 (Color 32 Pages, Nov 2011) $2.99
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