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Double-crossed by the head of a multi-national corporation, [[Lara Croft (Comic)|Lara Croft]] travels to Australia to stop him from using the powers of the [[Spirit Walker]], an ancient, mystical charm stolen from the Aborigines in the Eighteenth Century. If she fails, an innocent young man will die. And an evil man will become more powerful than ever. Join us for the thrilling conclusion of a two-part story arc written by [[James Bonny]] with art by [[Wilson Tortosa]] and [[Tyson Wengler]].
 
Double-crossed by the head of a multi-national corporation, [[Lara Croft (Comic)|Lara Croft]] travels to Australia to stop him from using the powers of the [[Spirit Walker]], an ancient, mystical charm stolen from the Aborigines in the Eighteenth Century. If she fails, an innocent young man will die. And an evil man will become more powerful than ever. Join us for the thrilling conclusion of a two-part story arc written by [[James Bonny]] with art by [[Wilson Tortosa]] and [[Tyson Wengler]].
  
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Revision as of 18:21, 31 October 2004

Spirit Walker Part 2 of 2

Release Date: May 12, 2004
Writer: James Bonny
Pencil: Wilson Tortosa
Ink: unknown
Colors: Tyson Wengler
Letters: Robin Spehar, Dennis Heisler, and Mark Roslan
Pages: 32
Price: $2.99

Double-crossed by the head of a multi-national corporation, Lara Croft travels to Australia to stop him from using the powers of the Spirit Walker, an ancient, mystical charm stolen from the Aborigines in the Eighteenth Century. If she fails, an innocent young man will die. And an evil man will become more powerful than ever. Join us for the thrilling conclusion of a two-part story arc written by James Bonny with art by Wilson Tortosa and Tyson Wengler.

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