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Suicide Risk #20 - cover

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Suicide Risk #20

Mike Carey

Publisher: BOOM! Studios

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Summary

The Men of Gold, the alternate earth police corps that sentenced Requiem to a life sentence in the F.A.U.L.T.Line for his crimes against humanity, have decided enough is enough. If Requiem refuses to submit to their authority and accept his punishment as his due, they’ll do anything to ensure that justice is served. Even if they have to destroy Earth to serve it….
Available since: 12/10/2014.

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