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| The Days Have Worn Away | |
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| Comic Strip Info | |
| Released: | December 20th, 2024 |
| Number of pages: | 330 |
| Artists: | Heather "makani" Campbell Bernardo Brice Brea Foster Tiana Oreglia |
| Writers: | Jay Pinkerton Erik Wolpaw |
| Colorists: | Maren "rennerei" Marmulla Ira Crosby |
The Days Have Worn Away (also known as Team Fortress Comics #7) is a comic released on December 20th, 2024. It is the final issue of a seven-part comic series, picking up where The Naked and the Dead left off.
Contents
Pages
All pages of the "The Days Have Worn Away" comic.
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Notes
- Page 292
- Heavy mentions that 12,000 won is seventeen US Dollars. However, in December 1979, 12,000 South Korean won was actually 19.76 USD.[1]
