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Skrulls One-Shot Features Skrulltastic History

By: Stephen Schleicher | June 18th, 2008

I suppose if you haven’t figured out who the Skrulls are by now, and you aren’t familiar with their shape-shifting habits and hatred for the planet Earth, Marvel let’s you get up close and personal with the Skrull! one-shot.

SKRULLS! (MAY082319)
Written by JOHN RHETT THOMAS
Cover by GREG HORN
A new one-shot exploring the history of the invaders behind this summer’s blockbuster comic book event…and revealing some secrets too! Featuring a cover by superstar artist Greg Horn, and 64 pages of ad-free content, this is an essential companion for all fans of Secret Invasion!

Skrulls! arrives July 9, 2008 with a cover prices of $4.99.

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One Response to “Skrulls One-Shot Features Skrulltastic History”

shamon:

June 18, 2008 at 12:22 pm

sweet this wll be good to have

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