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The Umbrella Academy: Apocalypse Suite #2 | Gerard Way

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Nine years after parting ways, the estranged members of the Umbrella Academy have gathered for the funeral of their guardian and mentor. But their reunion is far from pleasant, as old wounds reopen, murderous mimes embark on a crime spree, and one of the siblings is seduced away by a mysterious villain_ Conceived and written by Gerard Way of My Chemical Romance, _The Umbrella Academy_ features interior art by Eisner Award-winning artist Gabriel B?? (_De:Tales_), colors by Eisner Award-winning colorist Dave Stewart, and covers by multiple Eisner Award-winning painter James Jean (_Fables_).

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The Umbrella Academy: Apocalypse Suite #2 | Gerard Way

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The comics are improving

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Natascia.Brondino

The Umbrella Academy: Apocalypse Suite #2 | Gerard Way

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I watched the tv series and I was in love with the characters (especially number five my favorite), so I decided to read the comic book... and unfortunately I do not like it, it is much more derailing and shallow than the show (one of the few times in my life in which I prefer the show/movie over the book)