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    Dollhouse: Epitaphs #4

    Dollhouse: Epitaphs » Dollhouse: Epitaphs #4 released by Dark Horse Comics on October 1, 2011.

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    Paul Ballard has captured Alpha, and wants to know all about his plan, his supposed rehabilitation, and what he wants with Echo. Meanwhile Mag, Griff, and Zone plan to attack the radio tower Rossum is using to wipe even more minds.

    Note: The cover is an homage to Da Vince's Vitruvian Man. This is the first issue in the series where Echo appears as a character and not only on the cover.

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    Dollhouse: Epitaphs #4 by razzatazz on December 14, 2012

    Though this series all goes down before the events of either of the Epitaphs episodes from the television series, this particular issue goes much farther to understanding the second episode as opposed to the first. This is more of a development issue in itself, but it gears more towards some common themes which are alluded to in Epitaphs Part 2 (the final episode of the television series.) Finally Neuropolis is described in better detail as is the rehabilitation of Alpha. It all works together p...

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