Contraband GN 2008 #1 tpb trade paperback gn graphic novel slave labor graphics

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Series Name

Contraband (2008)

Issue Number

1

Publisher

SLG Publishing

Item Description

Published 2008 by SLG 1st printing. Written by Thomas Behe. Art by Phil Elliott. Toby picked the wrong person to turn his cell phone camera upon. A self-styled "citizen journalist," he is documenting a group of underground video journalists who look for violent acts to film on their phones when he is discovered by agents for a cell-phone channel called "Contraband." Forced to work for them, Toby is assigned the difficult task of finding a female activist bent on sabotaging Contraband and must navigate a difficult path where he must choose between his own safety and the greater good. Softcover, 5 1/2-in. x 7 1/2-in., B&W. add 3 items to your shopping cart and get 5$ off each when you pay for them as one order ##OFFER DOES NOT INCLUDE BEST OFFERS

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