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    Stormwatch #10

    Stormwatch » Stormwatch #10 - Digging Up the Past released by DC Comics on August 2012.

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    Welcoming the art team of IGNACIO CALERO and SEAN PARSONS as a new epic begins!

    HARRY TANNER returns to take on STORMWATCH!

    More secrets of the team’s past are revealed!

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    Stormwatch #10 - Digging Up the Past by the_mighty_monarch on June 07, 2012

    Miguel Sepulveda seems to have lost his touch for stunning covers that shouldn't be. This one is exactly as mediocre as the overall design would suggest. Nobody's balanced out very well, and there's only three members there despite plenty of room to fit the whole team.And Sepulveda's now off interior art, which is a shame since I felt he was a fantastic fit. Nothing against Ignacio Calero, but I wish more series would stick with com consistency for more than an arc or two. This wouldn't be as mu...

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    Stormwatch #10 - Digging Up the Past by grifter78 on June 06, 2012

    (No Spoilers)Milligan's second issue of his Stormwatch run takes a surprisingly slow turn. While we do get some interesting revelations about Stormwatch's past, I wasn't expecting a slow paced issue so soon in his run. Plus, as much as I liked Ignacio Calero's art during Paul Jenkins' short two-issue stint, I felt it wasn't as strong in this issue.We actually get a double-dose of Milligan's Stormwatch in the DCU this month. Besides this issue, Stormwatch appears in Red Lanterns #10 (also written...

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