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    The Sixth Gun #12

    The Sixth Gun » The Sixth Gun #12 - Bound, Part 1 released by Oni Press on June 1, 2011.

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    Drake, Becky, and a host of armed priests travel by rail as they escort the dead-but-dreaming corpse of General Hume to his final resting place. But this is the Old West, so you can be sure a train robbery is in the cards... and it's The Sixth Gun, so you can be sure this is a robbery like no other!

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    The Sixth Gun #12 - Bound, Part 1 by panelbomber on August 01, 2011

    Cullen Bunn and Brian Hurtt consistently provide a fresh adventure mostly free of genre cliches. Panels and pages transition remarkably well throughout this issue as Drake Sinclair and Becky Montcrief  transport five  of the six guns in hopes of learning more about them  from the mysterious "Sword of Abraham" organization. The story keeps fresh by providing enough characters that are vaguely linked by a supernatural web  of creepy Cirque du Freak magic.   The plot blooms out of the last story ar...

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