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  3. Animal Man Vol. 5: The Meaning of Flesh

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Animal Man Vol. 5: The Meaning of Flesh

Issues #38-50

Series: Animal Man (2011)
3.6
(17)
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Pages
360
Year
2014
Language
English
Publisher
DC Comics

About

The sequel to Grant Morrison's genre-defining run on ANIMAL MAN, this volume features stories never before reprinted from writer Tom Veitch and a host of talented artists, including Steve Dillon (PREACHER) and covers by Brian Bolland (BATMAN: THEKILLING JOKE). Animal Man, a.k.a. Buddy Baker, is desperate to return to a life of normalcy. In order to reconnect with his family, Buddy sets out to spend some quality time with his wife and two children. However, after he begins to explore the totemic effects of his power to replicate the abilities of animals, will this former superhero ever have the opportunity to live a normal life?

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  • Superhero

Extended Details

  • SeriesAnimal Man (2011) #5

    Artists

    Tom VeitchAuthor
    Steve DillonIllustrator
    Tom MandrakeIllustrator
    Steve PughIllustrator

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