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Son-Lar #2 - cover

Son-Lar #2

Jaimel Hemphill

Maison d'édition: NPC Comics

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Synopsis

Lorenzo Raygoza is a jerk. He’s a moron.  He’s also a superhero, thanks to Lesna, the alien he found in an alley.
One problem: There’s a lot of folks who would like this power, and they’ll kill him to get it! Who does a superhero call when he need help? Lorenzo better find an answer quick, because the galactic bounty hunter SHADRAK is here to collect!
Oh, did we mention Lesna is now a ghost that only Lorenzo can see or hear? Yeah, that’s happening. 
Disponible depuis: 16/01/2023.

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