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Caliber Rounds #2

Aleister Gilgrim, Don Lomax, Tony Miello, Gary Reed, Wayne Vansant

Publisher: Caliber Comics

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Summary

The second issue of the FREE "magazine" of Caliber Rounds profiling Caliber's creators and titles. In this issue, we take a look at Caliber's war comics plus interviews with Wayne Vansant and Don Lomax. Also, a profile on the Sin Eternal series, which is a modern updating of Dante's Inferno. Tony Miello starts off his regular Gapo the Clown all new feature and for our bonus this issue, we have a very early tale of Deadworld in Gideon's: Guns for Sale.
Available since: 09/12/2016.

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