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    Chuck #2

    Chuck » Chuck #2 released by DC Comics on September 1, 2008.

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    The hit NBC television series continues taking the comics world by storm! Chuck Bartowski and his friends continue their globe-trotting, action-packed adventure as things spiral further out of control. Will Chuck survive his first trip to Japan or will the sexy, sword-wielding assassins on his trail be the end of him? This issue features a backup story written by Chuck Co-Executive Producer Scott Rosenbaum and illustrated by Phil Noto.

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    Chuck #2 by umarifficckzzle on April 26, 2010

    Team Bartowski's on the move, hunting down an escaped Fulcrum agent, whose intentions are still a mystery, into the bustling and vast metropolis of Tokyo. Pop-culture references, hijinks, and ninja accountants ensue!  The Good As with the previous issue, the dialog is still really sharp, and befitting of the Chuck universe. Specifically, Agent Casey has been perfectly written. Chuck comes close to perfect, with the exception of a few repetitive jokes, which was off-putting and seemingly out of c...

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