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Foot Soldier
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Those who read Mirage V1, #62
I really want to read it....Could someone please tell me more about the last issue? Thanks^^
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The official site has a good summary of the issue: http://www.ninjaturtles.com/comics/m...me01/62/62.htm
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it's the last ish of volume 1 and finishes out City At War
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PS, Who is that guy who standed by that window? (lots of questions just jumped out from my mind =) |
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And he was a guy who was hurt in the first issue of the City at War series by a bomb set by the foot going off in the shop below |
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other than that, there is not much known about that guy
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Mainly, he was used to show the reader how time passed on by.
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