COMICS: Lettered Preview Of Ed Brubaker And Steve Epting's VELVET #1

COMICS: Lettered Preview Of Ed Brubaker And Steve Epting's VELVET #1

That's right, the team behind the critically acclaimed Captain America: The Winter Soldier have reteamed for Velvet; a series which will focus on Velvet Templeton, the Personal Assistant to the Director of the Agency who is drawn back into the field for the first time in nearly 20 years!

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By JoshWilding - Oct 22, 2013 05:10 AM EST
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ED BRUBAKER and STEVE EPTING redefined Captain America with the "Winter Soldier" saga... and everything they've done so far has been leading to VELVET!

When the world's best secret agent is killed, Velvet Templeton, the Personal Assistant to the Director of the Agency, is drawn off her desk and back into the field for the first time in nearly 20 years... and is immediately caught in a web of mystery, murder and high-octane action.

Sexy and provocative, with a dark twist on the spy genre, this EXTRA-LENGTH first issue by two of the industry's best-selling creators will knock you out!











VELVET #1
Written by ED BRUBAKER
Pencils & Cover by STEVE EPTING

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Demiurge
Demiurge - 10/22/2013, 6:16 AM
Digging the art.
Kyos
Kyos - 10/22/2013, 6:21 AM
Looks good! :)
TheWolverine08
TheWolverine08 - 10/22/2013, 6:21 AM
That woman on the cover has an extreme resemblance to Rogue.
ShadowOfTheWeb
ShadowOfTheWeb - 10/22/2013, 7:36 AM
sweet
gambgel
gambgel - 10/22/2013, 3:11 PM
why the hell does she looks like Mavel's Rogue?

not a good move
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