Ex Machina: Fact v. Fiction

by Brian K. Vaughan

Series: Ex Machina (3)

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Surprisingly funny. The artwork is fantastic. There are some gruesome scenes. (

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lesmel | Apr 19, 2013 |

Ex Machina just keeps getting better. I love the whole super hero turned politian. (

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andystehr | Sep 21, 2010 |

D: Felt like "filler" episodes. (

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bramon | May 10, 2009 |

Mayor Hundred is getting pretty stressed about doing this whole running a huge city thing. First, the weather has turned very bad, which an extremely bad storm leaving the city snowbound. To cap that off another killer is running around bumping off snowplough drivers, of all people.

It is tempting to break out the superpowers when something like this happens.

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Mayor Mitchel Hundred becomes part of a shocking trial complicated by the arrival of a new superhero. Then, he leaves New York for the first time since his election to embark on a strange adventure.

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