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    Daken: Dark Wolverine #12

    Daken: Dark Wolverine » Daken: Dark Wolverine #12 - Big Break, Pt. 3 released by Marvel on October 1, 2011.

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    The conclusion of "BIG BREAK"! The biggest cash heist in American history is at Daken's fingertips but TASKMASTER is standing in his way. Meanwhile, FBI Agent Donna Kiel might just have uncovered the truth behind the grisly claw murders of Los Angeles' most terrifying serial killer.

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    Daken: Dark Wolverine #12 - Big Break, Pt. 3 by dark_noldor on February 03, 2013

    Every since Daken's first appearence and break throught into the Marvel's Universe, he has been eclipsed, in a conscient or unconscient level, by his father's shadows, and the writers kept promising that the character would leave this thing behind, giving Daken a goal of his own. Well, after becoming Madripoor's number one crimelord and paying one last visit to his father (in issue n. 9 - art by Ron Garney), Daken definitely found a place to be himself, something that Rob Williams really capital...

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