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Sons of Anarchy Redwood Original #3 - cover

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Sons of Anarchy Redwood Original #3

Ollie Masters

Publisher: BOOM! Studios

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Summary

Jax works in a club warehouse to make amends for his slip-ups, while Clay is forced to make a choice about his leadership style after a gun deal goes wrong.
Available since: 10/12/2016.

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