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In "Public Enemy Number One," the masked vigilante known as Public Enemy grapples with the weight of his role in a fractured, corrupt future, unable to walk away even as he despises the very public he's meant to protect. When he confronts White Dog, the Public Defender who eliminated the other Red Dogs, the clash forces a reckoning with the cost of resistance. Written by Pat Mills and Tony Skinner, with bold artwork by Malcolm Davis and inks by Chris Ivy, this 1995 Marvel issue features a striking cover by Joe Brozowski.
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Public Enemy tries to move on from his mission, but when he sees a corrupt republic all around him, he can't resist fighting back. But that gets the attention of White Dog the Public Defender. Public Enemy stops White Dog, who killed all of the other Red Dogs like Public Enemy. The public loves Public Enemy, but he hates the public.
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