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Mister No #319 (2001) pages 91-92: Last man standing

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Location: Mister No #319 (2001) 'Two lives at stake’
Title: Mister No #319 (2001) pages 91-92: Last man standing*
Artist:  Fabrizio Busticchi (Penciller) ,  Luana Paesani (Inker)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
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Added to Site: 11/10/2024

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When the dust settles, Mister No has killed all his foes... except Napoleon Cordero, who has the drop on him. First, the villainous Lope de Medeiros keels over:

“I…I… Ooh…”

(Cordero emerges from hiding and catches Mister No by surprise.) “Great job, pilot. You saved me the trouble of killing what would soon become my most dangerous rival. Now it's your turn. Then the Jefe will receive the final blow.”

“Damn snake!”

“Aahh!” (Cordero takes a bullet to the knee from someone on his flank.)

“Jefe is tough, Cordero! Sorry, Mister No, I just recovered. All the same, I see you did a fine job without me.”

“You saved my skin, Uriaga, and you also proved yourself merciful. I thought you were going to blow him away.”

“It's not mercy. Even if he manages to survive, he will suffer hellish pain first.”

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Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
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Posted On 11/11/2024

All those bullet wounds look so paintful!  In the stomach and right at the knee shattering every ligament and bone ensuring his dreams of being drafted by the Miami Heat are dashed.