Name: Thunderbolts: Acceptable Losses
SKU: 56477267
Price: 44.04 EUR
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Author: Andy Diggle
ISBN: 9781302956677

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English

Pages

376

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Paperback

ISBN13

9781302956677

Synopsis "Thunderbolts: Acceptable Losses"

The end of Norman Osborn's Dark Reign rocks his team of killers! The ruthless Wolverine foe known only as Mr. X joins the Thunderbolts! He's just in time to help the squad target former team member Songbird, but she has plenty of tricks up her sleeve -- and enough experience fighting dirty to know that attack is the best form of defense! But who will answer her cries for help? What is the Black Widow's deadly game? And how are Nick Fury and his band of Secret Warriors involved? Then, Osborn targets Power Man and Iron Fist! Is he trying to kill them, recruit them -- or both? Plus: It's on as the Thunderbolts set their sights on 1950s heroes the Agents of Atlas! And as Osborn begins his insane siege of Asgard, his team of psycho killers will clash with the Mighty Avengers! Collecting THUNDERBOLTS (1997) #132-143 and SECRET WARRIORS (2009) #7-9.

Andy Diggle

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Andy Diggle is a British comic book writer born in London in 1971, known for his work in genres such as thriller, science fiction, and action. He started his career as an editor for the 2000 AD magazine, and later wrote for publishers like DC Comics, Marvel, Image, and Dynamite. Among his most notable works is The Losers (2003–2006), published by DC Comics' Vertigo imprint, which was adapted into a film in 2010. He is also the author of Green Arrow: Year One (2007), which influenced the TV series Arrow. At Marvel, he wrote series like Thunderbolts and Daredevil, including the Shadowland arc.

In 2023, Diggle expanded the universe of The Expanse series with the comic series The Expanse: Dragon Tooth, published by BOOM! Studios. This 12-issue series explores the events following the last season of the TV show, and has been well received by fans of the saga. Throughout his career, Diggle has won awards such as the Eagle Award for "Favorite Editor" in 2000 and the National Comics Award for "Best New Talent" in 2003.

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