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Duo #1
When Milestone returned, Reginald Hudlin and Denys Cowan weren't planning to stop there! Now they welcome you to a whole new realm of original characters, extending far beyond Dakota…welcome to Earth-M! Nanotech engineers Dr. Kelly Vu and Dr. David Kim are committed to only one thing more than each other: using their regenerative nanobots to save the world. And following a violent attack, those very same nanobots end up saving David and Kelly's lives…sort of. Their salvation comes with an unexpected consequence: husband and wife awaken to realize that they now share one super-powered body! Writer Greg Pak (Action Comics, Batman/Superman) and artist Khoi Pham (Teen Titans) team up to introduce two thrilling new superheroes in the body of one, with the power of billions of nanobots. But how close is too close, with the love of your life literally in your head? And what happens when a couple so closely bound discovers they have very different ideas about how their newfound powers should be used?
Creative roster
Andrea Shea (Editor)
Chris Conroy (Group Editor)
Chris Sotomayor (Colorist)
Dike Ruan (Cover)
Erica Henderson (Cover)
Greg Pak (Writer)
Janice Chiang (Letterer)
Jim Chadwick (Editor)
Jim Lee (Chief Creative Officer, Publisher)
Khoi Pham (Penciller)
Marie Javins (Editor In Chief)
Miquel Muerto (Cover)
Nimit Malavia (Cover)
Scott Hanna (Inker)
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