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    The Unwritten » The Unwritten #5 - How the Whale Became released by DC Comics on November 2009.

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    How the Whale Became last edited by gravenraven on 05/29/23 09:47PM View full history

    In the India of the British Raj, young journalist and would-be novelist Rudyard Kipling gets an offer he can't refuse. It's an offer that will catapult him to fame, fortune and inexorable destruction. The secret history of the Unwritten begins in this stand-alone story...
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    The Unwritten #5 - How the Whale Became by digitalvampire on June 14, 2011

    Gross does a good of depicting lots of different locations in this issue, each one feeling authentic. There's also beautiful depiction of Kipling's How the Whale Got His Throat , and a few Jungle Book teases.This issue was a little hard to get through. It's very dense compared to the previous issues, with almost no action. However, the book nerds reading this will love it. Instead of staring Tom Taylor, this issue focuses on Rudyard Kipling. I had to check the cover to make sure I had picked up...

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