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Real Heros

Kaiso <-- --> A Meeting of Strangers

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First Published: August, 1995 by Mirage Publishing
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USAGI YOJIMBO Volume 2, Number 15
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    In "Real Heroes" The title reporter, interviews "Beauty and The Beast", local super-heroes, and discovers some decidedly odd traits about them. His resulting "Famine and Feast" article accidentally ruins the careers of the pair, especially Beast, who carries him off. Continued next issue.
     
     
    Kaiso <-- --> A Meeting of Strangers

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