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    Weird Worlds #5

    Weird Worlds » Weird Worlds #5 - It Ain't My Vault!; Preacher Comforts; Indignant released by DC Comics on July 1, 2011.

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    It turns out the target Lobo hauled across half the cosmos isn't quite the man he thought he was – but did that fact just double The Main Man's payday or leave him holding the bag? Meanwhile, Garbage Man crosses paths with the one person to treat him kindly since the accident that turned him into a monster – but does he have time to make friends with Batman closing in on his trail? And when Tanga told the soldiers holding her at gunpoint to take her to their leader, she wasn't expecting it to go quite this poorly!

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    Weird Worlds #5 - It Ain't My Vault!; Preacher Comforts; Indignant by the_mighty_monarch on May 04, 2011

    The Good: Lobo's story got back to some good comedy and smooth cut action, moving away from the mire of overly complicated alien politics. Lobo even lampshaded this fact when S'Glayne tried to explain things.Garbage Man's story has been working pretty well with a more episodic nature than the other. At first it seemed the least episodic, but at this point it's become the most. After a bunch of action and science, it was good to settle things down and just have Garbage Man talk to the first 'sane...

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