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Modern Warfare 2: Ghost was announced by Community Manager Robert Bowling via Twitter on August 17, 2009. The comic was published by Storm Productions and written by David Lapham, with art by Kevin West and Federico Dallocchio, who drew the covers of each issue. [1]
comic book MODERN WARFARE 2: GHOST #1 In anticipation of the sequel to the groundbreaking game, WildStorm brings you a no-holds-barred, brutal tale of the mysterious Task Force 141 soldier known as "Ghost."
graphic novel MODERN WARFARE 2: GHOST Inspired by the Activision video game, WildStorm brings you a no-holds-barred, brutal tale of the mysterious Task Force 141 soldier known as "Ghost," collecting the 6-issue miniseries.
For other uses, see Ghost. Modern Warfare 2: Ghost is a comic book series developed by WildStorm Productions as a companion to the main series game Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, which was released in the same year. The series has a total of six issues and was written by David Lapham. It also has art done by Kevin West and cover art was done by Federico Dallocchio. The story follows ...
A no-holds-barred, brutal tale of the mysterious Task Force 141 soldier known as Ghost. Learning the motivation behind his mask and moniker is the tip of the iceberg in a story spanning the globe from the United Kingdom to war-torn Afghanistan to the drug war in Mexico. Comic · 32 pages · $3.99. UPC. 76194128983000111. Distributor SKU. SEP090204.
Sgt. Riley – codenamed "Ghost" – has found himself in many a sticky situation while serving in the S.A.S. But never has a mission fallen apart so fast. On his first Joint Task Force mission, a combination of betrayal and bad luck has landed him in the hands of a blood-thirsty Mexican drug czar.
Release Date: Grade. Quantity. Sold out. Share this: [object Object] Written by David Lapham Art by Kevin J. West Cover by Federico Dallocchio Sgt. Riley - codenamed 'Ghost' - has found himself in many a sticky situation while serving in the S.A.S. But never has a mission fallen apart so fast.
