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    Orchid #4

    Orchid » Orchid #4 released by Dark Horse Comics on January 1, 2012.

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    When the mysterious warrior Opal establishes a newfound kinship with Orchid, hope for the revolution is rekindled. But will a new enemy quash their efforts before they've begun? Learn exactly how stacked the odds are against our unlikely heroes in this game-changing issue!

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    Orchid #4 by shawn87 on January 12, 2012

    Orchid is a story set in a dystopian future and is unlike anything I've ever had the pleasure of reading. This series has surprised me in so many ways. I hadn't anticipated I would be enjoying it as much as I am. I feel like it's an underrated series that's not getting the recognition it should. I'm loving what Tom Morello's doing and hope it lasts for a long time.  In this issue, the ruler of Fortress Penuel is upset his men haven't retrieved the legendary mask of General China. This causes him...

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    Orchid #4 by mr__ibis on February 17, 2012

    I like Tom Morello, I really do. I like his music, I think he's extremely intelligent. I respect his activist stance and much of his political leanings. So now that I have that out of the way-- the writing in this book is terrible! I really hate to say that, but I'm not gonna gloss over that fact for this otherwise well intentioned book.Now for the good news: the art and story are fantastic! I hope that doesn't come off as contradictory. I love Scott Hepburn's style; the panels flow very well. T...

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