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In this episode, Tim & Rob discuss strangely prescient written-out ring-tones, hardcore splits, cleaning and running master control at a local television station, Run-DMC’s collaboration with Aerosmith, photo-realistic collage covers, and amalgamated omnibi.
Alias #5
written by Brian Michael Bendis
pencils & inks by Michael Gaydos
colors by Michael Hollingsworth
letters by Richard Starkings
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United States
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