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    DMZ #63

    DMZ » DMZ #63 - Free States Rising: Manhattan, Part 2 released by DC Comics on May 2011.

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    DMZ #63 - Free States Rising: Manhattan, Part 2 by zack_freeman on March 16, 2011

    As accusations abound, Matty goes back to confront his old pal Parco about how he's betrayed his trust.   The Good Burchielli's art is absolutely fantastic. It's got authentic realism and detail for its scenery, yet it gives just enough of a cartoonist's flourish to the characters to keep their body language fluid and their emotions clear. It sets the perfect tone for the very matter-of-fact, intense hard sci-fi tone of the story which, in itself, gives a great gritty credibility to this nightm...

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    DMZ #63 - Free States Rising: Manhattan, Part 2 by sqreview on May 04, 2011

    Written by Brian Wood, drawn by Ricardo Burcheielli, and published by VERTIGO, DMZ issue #63 questions the very foundations that the war being fought in New York City by the U.S. Military and the Free States Armies (FSA) is based upon. When photographer Matty Roth is given the information that could turn the media's take on the war into a whole new direction, he must struggle with whom to trust and what side he'll take -- his country's, or his city's?I've become a big fan of Brian Wood, and I ad...

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