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LIFE #3 CVR A ZEZELJ

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Management number 242782193 Release Date 2026/07/20 List Price US$3.60 Model Number 242782193
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THE HIT SCI-FI series from DSTLRY continues!
Writers Brian Azzarello (THE BLOOD BROTHERS MOTHER, 100 Bullets) and Stephanie Phillips (Grim, Harley Quinn) team up with artist Danijel Zezelj (Nostalgia) & colorist Lee Loughridge (Deadly Class) to create a masterfully crafted flip book, housing two enthralling stories in one!
With Bobby in stasis after taking a virus-laden axe to the chest, it's up to Jax and the rest of the crew to soldier on with the diamond heist. Meanwhile, the monstrous residents of this prison planet fight amongst themselves about whether to make nice or make war with the thieving invaders. And with traitors in ALL the camps, things are going from bad to worse in a hurry!
Each issue of LIFE is a flip book, housing one story from two different points of view. A prison break and a heist both offer interlocking narratives, creating an immersive experience that will challenge your perceptions of justice while begging the immortal question, "Who really wants to live forever?"
Every single issue from DSTLRY is presented in our perfect bound Prestige format, featuring wraparound covers with spot gloss on robust cover stock, complemented by 48 pages of exquisite interior stock. It's the DSTLRY difference.
For fans of ALIENS, OCEAN'S ELEVEN, GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY.

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