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    Samurai Jack #9

    Samurai Jack » Samurai Jack #9 - Villainous Vortex released by IDW Publishing on June 2014.

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    Villainous Vortex last edited by MattieWashburn on 10/07/21 09:35PM View full history

    The Samurai Jack saga continues at IDW! How can our time-traveling samurai defeat a foe that controls the forces of gravity? Get ready for a comic-reading experience like no other in this dizzying battle-tastic issue!

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    Samurai Jack #9 - Villainous Vortex by super_man_23 on June 27, 2014

    Jack vs. a evil creation of Aku. A story element that could've been substituted for something else; or begin to ADD to Samurai Jack finally defeating Aku!The GoodOne thing that Jim Zub does right with this series is the tone. Part of the credit does go to the art team too; but how Jim Zub sets up each issue, greatly resembles the TV show's overall tone. Giving that sense of a one man vs. the world type of tone. Zub should be applauded for making it look like the TV Show, even though he's working...

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