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2March 2012
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The Ray #2

DC · March 2012 · on sale 2012-01-11

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Series
The Ray (DC, 2012 series)
Issue
#2
Publication date
March 2012
Key date
2012-03-00
On-sale date
2012-01-11
Indicia publisher
DC Comics
Price
$2.99
Pages
36
Barcode
76194130683400211
Rating
Rated T Teen

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0San Diego Under Siege... ...Attack of the Flying Monster Stingrays!cover1pencils: Jamal Igle; inks: Jamal IgleThe Ray [Lucien Gates]
1The Ray, Part Twocomic story20script: Jimmy Palmiotti, Justin Gray; pencils: Jamal Igle; inks: Rich Perrotta; colors: Guy Major; letters: Dave SharpeThe Ray [Lucien Gates]; Chanti Kapoor; Mr. Kapoor (first appearance); Mrs. Kapoor (first appearance); Darius Williams
2From the Files of the New 52!promo (ad from the publisher)2pencils: Andy Kubert, Cully Hamner, Federico Dallocchio, Freddie Williams II, Kenneth Rocafort, Mahmud Asrar; inks: Andy Kubert, Cully Hamner, Federico Dallocchio, Freddie Williams II, Kenneth Rocafort, Mahmud Asrar
3Jan 11, 2012in-house column1script: Pat McCallum; pencils: Paul Renaud, Jim Lee; inks: Paul Renaud, Jim Lee; colors: Paul Renaud, Jim LeeHarley Quinn

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