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The New Real: 2099 Omega #1 Reviewed

2099 is without heroes, but they’re slowly coming back. Heroes are springing up despite Doctor Doom’s best efforts, and Doom is not happy. All that is left now is for Miguel O’Hara to accept his role as the Spider-Man of 2099. Can he do it? Or is this Miguel truly lost?

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Future Without Hope In 2099 Alpha #1

The Year 2099 is in peril. It is a world without heroes where gangs war with police and bandits prey on the unsuspecting with impunity. Doctor Doom watches it all, knowing that he finally has his victory.

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