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DC vs. Vampires #10 Preview: Welcome to Gotham
Damian Wayne helps the heroes sneak into Gotham in this preview of DC Vs. Vampires #10… with a little help from Batwoman.
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DC VS. VAMPIRES #10
DC Comics
0822DC142
0822DC143 – DC vs. Vampires #10 Nathan Szerdy Cover – $4.99
(W) Matthew Rosenberg, James Tynion IV (A) Otto Schmidt (CA) Guillem March
The war for Earth takes a decisive turn as the heroes prepare to strike back! Can Supergirl and her team in Australia escape to space? Will the Birds of Prey's infiltration of Gotham City go unnoticed by the Vampire King? Can Green Arrow save the human cattle from the Blood Farm? The shocking answers await!
In Shops: 10/25/2022
SRP: $3.99
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