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X-23

X-23

by Craig Kyle, Christopher Yost, Jay Faerber

SubcultureX-Men (Fictitious characters)SuperheroesComic books, stripsComics & graphic novels, science fiction
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"Cloned from Wolverine's cells and raised to be the perfect killer, young Laura Kinney never knew a life free from the harsh masters at the Facility. But now she's broken loose at last and must forge her own path in the world! Free of her chains and determined to live, Laura will write the next chapter of her story herself. But can X-23 escape her training and her instincts, or will the gallons of blood spilled in her violent past drag her down? And can she truly begin a new life until she faces the man whose shadow has loomed over her for years. Enter: the Wolverine!"--Page [4] of cover.

Themes & subjects

SubcultureX-Men (Fictitious characters)SuperheroesComic books, stripsComics & graphic novels, science fiction

Setting

New York (State)New York

Authors

Craig Kyle, Christopher Yost, Jay Faerber

Pages

472

Read time

≈ 12h

Editions

2

Language

English

Publisher

Marvel

ISBN

9781302901172

Where to buy

TR
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