And so Putin will manipulate the '60s-era cosmonaut who has returned to Earth from deep space with super powers and a desire to build a new Soviet empire.
The New York Daily News asks "still, there's enough here to run the risk of poking the bear. Is it really wise to antagonize a former KGB officer who was found guilty by a British inquiry of ordering the radioactive-poisoning murder of a Russian ex-spy in London?"
It seems not. And hey, it's not if they'e poking the Chinese…
Have a Putinless preview of the comic in question.
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